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Statutory Interpretation

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  1. The Proof of Guilt

    Guest Post: Per Incuriam and the Appellate Tribunal’s Reading of Section 8(3) PMLA

    By The Proof of Guilt

    (This is a guest post by Riddhi Alok Puranik)A May 2026 order of the Appellate Tribunal constituted under the PMLA 2002 (“ATPMLA”), disposing of four appeals in the NSEL investigation,…

  2. The Indian Lawyer Blog

    Supreme Court Holds Ports Governed By Major Port Trusts Act Are Liable To Pay Customs Duty On Pilfered Goods Under Customs Act

    By The Indian Lawyer

    In a ruling clarifying the interplay between the Customs Act, 1962 and the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963, the Supreme Court has held that a port trust constituted under the…

  3. The Indian Lawyer Blog

    WHEN PRECEDENT MEETS A CHANGING INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE

    By The Indian Lawyer

    INTRODUCTION In State of Uttar Pradesh v. Jai Bir Singh (decided on 20 August 2026), the Supreme Court of India, speaking through Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Justice Satish…

  4. Ogletree Deakins Insights

    Beltway Buzz, August 28, 2026

    By By James J. Plunkett

    USCIS Proposes $103,265 Fee for H-1B Petitions. On August 25, 2026, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services published in the Federal Register a proposed rule, “Fee for Certain H-1B Petitions,” that…

  5. Religion Clause

    Vagueness Challenge to South Carolina’s Abortion Law Will Move to Trial

    By Howard Friedman

    In Bingham v. Wilson, (D SC, Aug. 25, 2026), a suit brought by ob-gyn physicians, a South Carolina federal district court held that there is a genuine dispute as to…

  6. Legal History Blog

    Bruhl on Legislative Interpretive Directives

    By Dan Ernst

    Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl, William & Mary Law School, has posted The Forgotten History of Legislative Interpretive Directives, which is forthcoming in the Texas Law Review:This Article addresses an overlooked aspect…

  7. California Appellate Report

    County of King v. Turner (9th Cir. – Aug. 25, 2026)

    By Shaun Martin

    This is a really smart and well-written opinion by Judge McKeown.It's a high-profile case, so I won't say much about the merits; you can read about it elsewhere. Basically it…

  8. The Indian Lawyer Blog

    WHEN A LABEL CANNOT BECOME A CRIME

    By The Indian Lawyer

    INTRODUCTION In Shiv Pratap Singh Alias Chinu v. State of U.P. & Ors. (decided on 20 August 2026), the Supreme Court of India, speaking through Justices J.B Pardiwala and K.…

  9. Turtle Talk

    Katherine Florey on Indian Law Countercanons

    By Matthew L.M. Fletcher

    Katherine Florey has posted “Indian Law Countercanons,” forthcoming in the Michigan Law Review, on SSRN. Here is the abstract: On the second or third day of class, Federal Indian Law…

  10. Consumer Finance Monitor

    Former Iowa Attorney General Thomas J. Miller Files Amicus Brief Supporting Colorado’s Interpretation of DIDMCA’s Opt-Out Provision

    By Alan S. Kaplinsky, Burt M. Rublin

    On July 15, 2026, former Iowa Attorney General Thomas J. Miller filed an amicus brief supporting Colorado in the en banc proceedings before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the…