On Tuesday (January 21), the Supreme Court suggested temporarily appointing retired judges on an ad hoc (as required) basis to address the growing backlog of pending criminal cases before several High ...

The Supreme Court has advised the appointment of ad hoc judges under Article 224A of the Constitution to High Courts to address the backlog of criminal appeal cases. This measure is vital due to ...

While there are literally dozens, if not hundreds of logical fallacies, the ones that are most commonly used in debates are: The Ad Hominem Fallacy ... The post hoc fallacy is deployed in many ...

() As a prefix ad- assumes the forms ac-, af-, ag-, al-, an-, ap-, ar-, as-, at-, assimilating the d with the first letter of the word to which ad- is prefixed. It ...

Ad valorem tariffs are commonly used across different industries to manage trade, safeguard domestic markets and generate revenue. These tariffs are calculated as a percentage of the value of imported ...

Start with key these fallacies in logic to detect when listening to assertions of politicians, journalists or pundits: • Lead off with the “post hoc” fallacy. Its full Latin name is “post ...

For example, your target consumer may respond better to an emotional headline telling them they can “Save time today,” or they might respond better to a benefit-oriented statement like “Our solutions ...

But “Ad Vitam” (i.e. “for life,” suggested here as a motto among GIGN recruits) doesn’t begin to meld its disparate factors into an organic whole, instead seeming like an unresolved ...

Now it won’t, but is counting on community members to, perhaps, point out that it is a classic post hoc ergo propter hoc logical fallacy to ... a city — is a prime example of what happens ...