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Supreme Court

Donald Trump indicted: What does indictment mean, will he go to jail & what is ‘hush money’?

Donald Trump indicted: What is it and will he go to jail? Will Millar

“The court can make decisions such as deciding where a person should reside and what care they should receive and authorising the deprivation of liberty consequent to this.”

LEGAL EAGLE: Can I consent to son’s care if it deprives him of his liberty? By The Newsroom

Kim McGuinness, Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria, took to social media as the decision came on Friday.

Kim McGuinness condemns decision to restrict abortion rights in the US Debra Fox

The Supreme Court has today thrown out a case which could have seen Google pay each UK iPhone owner £750 in compensation. (Pic: Getty)

A Supreme Court ruling means each UK iPhone user misses out on £750 in compensat... Matt Brooks

Affected iPhone users could get £750 each if Google loses the case (Photo: Shutterstock)

iPhone users could get £750 payout from Google over claims it secretly tracked m... Claire Schofield

Judicial review allows the public to challenge government decisions which they believe may be unlawful (Photo: Shutterstock)

Courts may soon be unable to challenge government decisions - here's why Sarah Wilson

Care workers will only be entitled to minimum wage while awake at work (Photo: shutterstock)

Court rules that carers who sleep over will only be paid while awake

Shamima Begum can’t return to the UK to fight for her British citizenship - what... Jenna Macfarlane

Uber accused of trying to avoid up to £100m owed to workers after Supreme Court ruling (Photo: Shutterstock)

Uber accused of trying to avoid up to £100m owed to workers after Supreme Court ... Ethan Shone

Taxi app company Uber must now class its drivers as employees, the Supreme Court has ruled (Photo: Shutterstock)

Supreme court rules Uber drivers must be classed as workers - what this means Helen Johnson

Supreme Court rules insurers must pay £1.2bn compensation to businesses affected... Claire Schofield

Could Donald Trump use the Supreme Court to dispute the election result? Finlay Greig