Nearly four months after the Supreme Court ruled that Guantánamo detainees can challenge their detention, none of the cases have been resolved.

Nearly four months after the Supreme Court ruled that Guantánamo detainees can challenge their detention, none of the cases have been resolved.

An Italian lawyer has been charged with fraud and false representation because she is suspected of having her identical twin sister fill in for her during court hearings.

In a globalized age, decisions made by the Supreme Court are increasingly shaping America’s international relations.

In a globalized age, decisions made by the Supreme Court are increasingly shaping America’s international relations.

New disclosures have given fresh ammunition to critics who contend that Saddam Hussein was railroaded to the gallows by vengeful officials in Iraq’s new government.

In a court appearance, the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic persisted in his demand to conduct his own defense in his trial.

India has become the first country to convict someone of a crime relying on evidence from a controversial brain scan test that produces images of the human mind in action.

India has become the first country to convict someone of a crime relying on evidence from a controversial brain scan test that produces images of the human mind in action.

A court in Istanbul said it would hear a politically delicate case in which 86 people are accused of forming a network that plotted to overthrow the Turkish government.