Australian computer scientist Craig Wright referred to Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to be considered for perjury charges
Damning ruling by British judge, after he rules that self-proclaimed bitcoin inventor lied 'repeatedly' to support his claim
High Court rules Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can appeal against extradition to the US, despite American assurances
US prosecution against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange reportedly under review, President Joe Biden says Wednesday
Notable intervention in Australian libel laws, after High Court overturns ruling against Google, over hyperlink to allegedly defamatory newspaper article
Julian Assange loses decade long battle against his extradition to the United States, but Wikileaks says it will appeal decision
Court grants US appeal, meaning Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange is set to be extradited to US to face espionage charges.…
Court order blocks mass lawsuit against Google, over a decade old case that involved tracking Safari users browser history
Lawyers for the United States tell the UK's High Court that the judge who blocked Julian Assange extradition had been…
UAE's Sheikh Mohammed used spyware on his ex-wife Princess Haya and five associates, a senior High Court judge in London…
Court in Australia shifts responsibility for harmful online content found on the Facebook pages of local publishers or media companies
High Court judge blocks case seeking judicial review of 5G rollout due to lack of evidence, after backers raised more…
British software reseller ValueLicensing alleges Microsoft is abusing its power over second hand software licences, and sues Redmond in High…
Chinese networking giant Huawei launches court action against HSBC in an effort to clear name of its chief financial officer
With a temporary pause on new jury trials in British Crown Courts due to Coronavirus pandemic, Justice ministry says video…
High Court says South Wales police use of facial recognition cameras was lawful, after shopper complaint
Judge calls Google's actions 'wrongful', but finds the Google You Owe Us group failed to prove users suffered damage
Case is referred 'immediately' to the European Court of Justice
Government has six months to revise parts of its 'Snoopers Charter' to bring it inline with European regs
Wins one, loses one, in London High Court as Google is told to remove links to criminal convictions
Campaigners want changes to Snooper's Charter in place by July after court found portions 'incompatible' with EU law
Manchester company misrepresented itself as Google, and is closed down after official investigation
Megaupload's Kim Dotcom wants New Zealand court appeal against extradition to be live streamed
Spank you very much, as Max Mosley slaps Google with a lawsuit over sex party images
Landmark decision follows complaint by Cartier and Montblanc owner Richemont
Google's Blogger site has been likened to a wall of graffiti in a landmark decision that it cannot be sued…
Enemy of Hollywood Newzbin says it is working on a software client to allow users to work around BT's block
Former Microsoft UK senior executive lodges claims of "excessive drunkenness" in High Court case
Julian Assange's court fight continues, with prosecutors accusing the Wikileaks founder of coercion