The Bombay High Court ruled daughters have no inheritance rights to their father's property if he died before the 1956 Hindu Succession Act.

The judge said the law is “unconstitutional on its face” and plaintiffs are likely to win their case with claims that the law violates the First Amendment.

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The state’s near-total ban makes performing an abortion a felony at any stage of pregnancy unless it is “necessary to prevent ...

Eight prosecution witnesses testified Tuesday in the murder trial of Chloe Driver, who stands accused of fatally stabbing her ...

St. Charles County Police said they still don't know if this was a legitimate kidnapping or a language barrier issue. An ...

The death of this child was completely and totally preventable ... evidence to send the couple to trial in a case that may ...

In an internal trial, Lt. Jonathan Rivera of the New York Police Department faces charges that he acted rashly when he shot ...

Mary Schlias was hitchhiking from Minneapolis to Chicago when the then-25-year-old was picked up and stabbed to death. Her ...

Women took the stand in an Idaho courtroom on Tuesday, testifying about their nonviable pregnancies under the state's total ...

A north Alabama family cries for help to stop gun violence. This comes after their loved one was shot and killed over the ...