Mar. 16, 2025
Prince Andrew; Virginia Roberts Giuffre.Photo: Alexander Koerner/Getty; Emily Michot/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty
Court filings on Friday revealed that Andrew was served at 9:30 a.m. on August 27 at his Royal Lodge residence in Windsor. Just before news of Andrew being served broke, Giuffre’s lawyer accused the Duke of York, 61, of dodging servers.
“Process servers have shown up at his residence, and they have refused to take the summons and refused to let the process servers in to serve,” David Boies, chairman of New York-based law firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, said, according toABC News.
Mar. 16, 2025
State Capitol Building in Montgomery, Alabama.Photo: John Woodworth / Getty Images
The Alabama legislature was then ordered to comply with the Voting Rights Act and re-draw districts that accurately reflect the state’s population. Instead, judges say, the Republican legislature proposed an updated map that would continue to benefit Republicans, rather than Black voters.
“We are not aware of any other case in which a state legislature — faced with a federal court order declaring that its electoral plan unlawfully dilutes minority votes and requiring a plan that provides an additional opportunity district — responded with a plan that the state concedes does not provide that district,” the judges said in anew ruling filed Tuesday.
Mar. 16, 2025
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A 48-year-old woman in Spain will be paid Є204,000 (about $215,000) from her ex-husband after a court ruled she is owed the compensation for doing unpaid housework during their marriage, according to multiple reports.
Her ex-husband, who was not named in the court ruling, has been ordered to pay €400 (£356) and €600 (£533) to their two daughters, who are now 20 and 14, according to iNews. He is expected to appeal.
Mar. 16, 2025
Blac Chyna‘slegal dramawith exRob Kardashian‘s family is ongoing.
On Wednesday, Chyna’s attorney Lisa Bloom announced in a statement that “the court rejected the Kardashian family’s request to strike Chyna’s entire lawsuit.”
According to Bloom, instead, the court “struck only portions of six paragraphs out of a 317 paragraph complaint.”
“Most important, all of Chyna’s legal claims stay in,” Bloom said. “Chyna will therefore be permitted to have her day in court.
Mar. 16, 2025
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In a32-page decisionfiled on Friday, a California appeals court upheld the firing of two Los Angeles police officers accused of ignoring a robbery to play the smartphone game Pokémon Go.
According to the decision, the two former police officers, Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell, who were fired in 2017 for the incident had filed a petition that challenged their termination.
Lozano and Mitchell argued the city broke the law when it used the digital in-car video system as evidence.