Supremecourt Stories

In this book I give my passive aggressive opinions on the world we live in today. discussing things people don't enjoy talking about, or are scared of. I make people uncomfortable but only speak the truth. I may be young but not stupid. though ignorant people may think. this book is full of passive aggressive, and brutal opinions about what I think. if you don't like it...who cares? enjoy.

When Sydney and Sebastian's child is murdered by Beverly Wright, they must face a grueling and long court case. When things go wrong, they are sent to the supreme court.

I'll update frequently probably idk anyways Gay love story of the men stealing our rights 💞 Cover art by my friend, it's brett and samuels fursonas..

An analysis of the Supreme Court's decisions that fly in the face of social justice, and some thoughts on how to reform the Court.

Mr. Anil Sharma is a lawyer in a civil court in Kolkata. He is a dark complexioned person with a muscular body built. He has been working as a lawyer for 10 years. He has worked in various cases. A law student has come to meet him. Arun Agarwal is studying law in a law college at Bhawanipore. He has come to Anil's chamber. Arun is slim person and he has beard and curly hair in his head. He has brown eyes and he loves to wear jeans and t-shirt.

In a recent address to shareholders at the annual general meeting of Adani Enterprises and Adani Total Gas, Gautam Adani, chairman of the Adani Group, provided reassurance by stating that the Supreme Court

The Rule on the Writ of Amparo

Another ChatGPT attempt (don't get offended please) but I wanted to delve into the judicial side of things, and how a boy named Ethan grows up and stuff, becoming a Supreme Court Justice in the US during a growing time of turmoil and he does stuff? Can you bring justice to a worrying nation? Written in 2023 maybe. Like before mentioned "it's yet to be sufficiently revised -- and, yes, I should have put PART and not CHAPTER but still".

A five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court in India is hearing petitions that demand the scrapping of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, which criminalizes gay sex. The law to criminalize gay sex has been in existence for around 150 years in India. But that law did not succeed in convincing people that gay sex is immoral. What do we do? Read more...

Some information for the curious nature of person about the important judicial cases in constitution of India.

Here is an attempt at satire that is intended to be an imaginary SNL special serving as a last hurrah for Alec Baldwin's Trump and dedicated to Trump's refusal to accept the results of the 2020 election, but I think it came off somewhat as a cross between SNL and The Daily Show. In this special, President Trump's refusal to accept that he lost to Joe Biden, including his challenges being mostly thrown out, ultimately results in him attempting to sue Biden directly in the Supreme Court. Despite the court rejecting previous attempts at overturning the election, they agree to hear this case either for the lulz or because they want to see if Trump and pals are even capable of presenting concrete evidence to support their claims. It took a month to work on this; I hoped to get this finished before the electors formally cemented Biden's win on December 14, 2020, but college and bad internet kept getting in the way. Host: Jon Stewart (in place of Timothee Chalamet) Musical guest: Bruce Springsteen DISCLAIMER: I do not own SNL, though most characters who are not based on real people are original. SECOND DISCLAIMER: This is satire.