Extradition Process in Focus (Philippines–U.S.): Manila’s DOJ explained that any Apollo Quiboloy extradition request from the U.S. must first clear DFA compliance checks, then be filed in court, where judges decide whether legal requirements are met. High-Profile Criminal Cases (Malaysia): Former PM Ismail Sabri Yaakob is set to be charged tomorrow under Malaysia’s MACC Act, with allegations tied to his asset declarations after major cash and gold seizures. Tax Court Win (Malaysia): A High Court allowed judicial review by Tun Daim’s wife, quashing an additional RM313.8m tax assessment as beyond IRB jurisdiction and risking double taxation. Ballot Language Fight (U.S. – Florida): Gov. DeSantis says the state will not appeal a judge’s finding that a property-tax amendment ballot summary is defective, pushing AG redrafting for Amendment 3. Civil Rights Litigation (U.S. – South Carolina): A federal judge dismissed Alex Murdaugh’s civil rights suit against former clerk Becky Hill, finding Hill’s alleged jury interference didn’t cause his defense costs. Digital Speech Under Pressure (Senegal): A court sentenced three TikTok influencers for insulting the president, drawing free-speech criticism. Voting Access Ruling (U.S. – Wisconsin): A judge held Wisconsin’s absentee system illegally discriminates against voters with print disabilities under the ADA. AI Trade-Secret Clash (U.S.): OpenAI urged dismissal of Apple’s lawsuit, calling it a talent-war “sour grapes” bid. Child Safety Rescue Law (U.S. – Wisconsin): A guide highlights when bystanders may break into hot cars under Wisconsin’s Good Samaritan protections. Louisiana Enforcement (U.S.): Liz Murrill’s LBI arrested a Houston man for $43k+ retirement benefits fraud and a Slidell man on 500 counts of child sexual abuse material possession. Expropriation Act Challenge (South Africa): Ramaphosa’s lawyers argued courts can remove problematic wording from the Expropriation Act to align it with the Constitution.