Is vigilante justice becoming common? Cuts of millions of euros could collapse the justice system
Finland faces significant cuts to its judicial budget, raising concerns over an increase in vigilante justice as court personnel and prosecutors warn of deteriorating justice delivery.
Referendum on Judiciary turns into electoral preview in Italy and pressures Meloni government
Italy's referendum on judicial reform has become a central political issue ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, significantly influencing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government.
During the trial of Ričardas Malinauskas and former judges for corruption, the accused will have the final word
The trial of Ričardas Malinauskas, accused of bribery alongside several others, is set to conclude with final statements from the defendants following a controversial verdict from the Kaunas Regional Court.
Przemysław Rosati: Acts of Anarchy are Occurring in the State Tribunal
Przemysław Rosati discusses the ongoing legal controversies within Poland's State Tribunal regarding the appointment of judges.
New judges in the Constitutional Tribunal. Procedural irregularities without impact on taking the oath?
The article discusses the appointment of new judges to the Polish Constitutional Tribunal amid accusations of procedural violations regarding candidate submissions.
Dragon to face NRL judiciary over season-ending hip-drop tackle
St George Illawarra player Ryan Couchman will appear before the NRL judiciary for a hip-drop tackle that has critically injured Parramatta's J'Maine Hopgood, ending his season.
Luai to miss four weeks, Dragon to judiciary for hip-drop
Jarome Luai will be sidelined for four weeks due to a knee injury, while Ryan Couchman faces disciplinary action for a serious tackle on J'Maine Hopgood.
Chairman of the Legislative and Judiciary Committee, Choo Mi-ae Resigns Amid Challenges for Governor of Gyeonggi Province
Choo Mi-ae, Chairman of the National Assembly's Legislative and Judiciary Committee, announced her resignation to run for governor of Gyeonggi Province, citing the completion of judicial reform tasks as a key reason for her departure.
Poland sues judge Nawacki for 100 thousand. This is the first recourse against a nominee of Ziobro
The Polish government is suing Judge Maciej Nawacki for 100,000 zlotys due to his failure to comply with court rulings, marking a significant precedent in holding judges accountable for their actions under the current administration.
Italy holds high-stakes referendum on judiciary reform
Italy is conducting a significant referendum concerning proposed reforms to its judiciary system.
Candidate for the KRS: I don't know where these 'broad consultations' regarding the list were
A candidate for the National Council of the Judiciary expresses skepticism about the claimed broad consultations among judges that led to the selection of candidates.
Italians vote on changes to the justice system
Italians are voting on a judicial reform that aims to make the judiciary more independent, proposed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
To change justice, just one more vote is needed
Italy is voting on a referendum to confirm a judicial reform that alters the separation of powers between judges and prosecutors.
With the draw, the currents are gone. And the founding fathers would approve...
The article discusses how a non-existent constitutional rule has been applied for decades in Italy, suggesting that reforms should eliminate the informal political currents in judiciary appointments.
The judicial power is not the substitute of free opposition in Parliament
The article argues against the notion that the judiciary should serve as a political opposition to the government, emphasizing the importance of parliamentary democracy.
Few ideas, but very furious. Those who... only defend the caste
The article critiques the opposition to a proposed referendum in Italy, arguing that critics are simply trying to protect their vested interests within the judicial system.
Is it the end of the embrace between judges and politics that has cost billions and the blood of innocents
The article discusses the urgent need for judicial reform in Italy due to the excessive costs of misjudgments and injustices.
An referee who trains with a team. Now let's align ourselves with civilized countries
The article discusses the need for judges in the legal system to maintain impartiality and independence, emphasizing that they should not have close ties to the teams they oversee, akin to a referee training solely with one sports team.
Conviction and personal experience. Why the reform is necessary
The article advocates for a constitutional reform in Italy that clarifies the roles of judges and prosecutors and emphasizes the importance of voting in the upcoming referendum despite past campaign failures.
Director of CLP says the end of compulsory retirement as punishment for judges is an institutional advance
A proposal to eliminate compulsory retirement as a punishment for judges is seen as a significant improvement for Brazil's justice institutions by the CLP.
Just ask yourself if this justice works today
The article argues for reforming Italy's judicial system to ensure equality between prosecution and defense, emphasizing the need for an independent judiciary.
Will the first president of the Supreme Court have to reveal whom she met with?
A court ruling is set to determine whether the calendar of the First President of the Supreme Court in Poland must be made public, raising questions about transparency in the judiciary.
Meloni vs. the Judges: High Stakes for Italian PM in Vote on Judiciary Overhaul
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces a critical referendum regarding a judicial overhaul, amid a heated campaign characterized by provocative language and public protests.
Meloni faces the first serious risk of defeat in three years with a controversial referendum
Italy is voting on a controversial referendum to reform the judiciary, posing a significant challenge to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
'AI should assist, but the decision will always be made by humans...', said CJI Suryakant
India's Chief Justice Suryakant asserted the role of AI in the judicial process during a seminar, emphasizing that while AI can assist with legal tasks, final decisions must remain solely in human hands.
Vorcaro Wants to Set the Agenda for the Cooperation Agreement
Daniel Vorcaro signals his intent to negotiate a cooperation agreement while maintaining a strategic stance towards the Brazilian judiciary and political connections.
Italy votes on the constitutional referendum that will test the strength of Giorgia Meloni
Italy is holding a crucial constitutional referendum that seeks to reform the judiciary and serves as a major electoral test for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government.
More power to politics and dismantling the CSM. The uncertainties of the lottery
The article discusses proposed legal changes in Italy aimed at modifying the separation of powers, including the role of judges and public prosecutors, which may undermine the integrity of the judiciary.
Two judges suffer racist attacks during online event broadcast; STF and CNJ condemn offenses
Two judges in Brazil were subjected to racist remarks during an online event, prompting condemnation from the Supreme Court (STF) and the National Justice Council (CNJ).
Always autonomous but this way judges will be freer
The article discusses Italy's judicial reform aimed at ensuring judges' independence and autonomy from political influences during trials.
PD and Conte under threat from the 'togate field'
The Italian left, particularly the Democratic Party (PD), remains entwined with judicial figures, which impacts its political stance and referendum campaigning.
I have never heard so many nonsense: lies about control over the judiciary
Arianna Meloni discusses the upcoming referendum on justice reform in Italy and the implications of its potential outcomes.
And AI said: "With the Yes, independence of the judiciary at risk"
The article discusses concerns about AI's bias against the referendum on judicial reform in Italy, suggesting that such technologies may misrepresent the debate due to their reliance on political or structured sources.
Expulsion from the trial of lawyers who obstruct it is requested by the Association of Judges and Prosecutors
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece is requesting the ability to expel obstructive lawyers from legal cases, aiming to ensure the smooth conduct of upcoming trials, particularly the one addressing the Tragedy of Tempe.
Moratti, appeal to Yes: "Battle for civilization. A liberal reform is needed for justice"
Letizia Moratti advocates for a liberal reform in Italy's justice system, emphasizing the separation of careers as essential for an independent judiciary.
The passage of time, the best ally of corruption
The article discusses the inefficiency of the Argentine judicial system in combating corruption, highlighting a specific case that took 18 years to reach a verdict.
Prosecutor issues accusatory ruling and calls for trial against seven accused of illicit association in the Liga2 case
The Attorney General of Ecuador has made an accusatory ruling against seven individuals accused of illicit association related to the Liga2 case, requesting that they stand trial.
Federal judge sides with media in Pentagon press access fight
A US federal judge has blocked a Pentagon policy that threatened journalists' access to military information, citing violations of free speech and due process rights.
Should the impeachment process of STF ministers be more effective? YES
The article argues that while the impeachment of STF ministers should be effective, it must be understood as a rare and exceptional remedy, not a tool for punishing judicial disagreements.
And the dogs from the Franciscano Refuge? PJF determines that the CDMX Government can put them up for adoption
The Federal Judiciary ruled that the Government of Mexico City can proceed with the adoption of 936 dogs previously removed from the Franciscano Refuge.
A Country Defending the Constitution
The article critiques a proposed constitutional reform in Italy that may undermine the judicial system by granting excessive power to the executive branch.
Corruption in the AFA: Carrió requested that Judge Carlos Mahiques be summoned to testify because he celebrated his birthday at the Pilar mansion
Elisa Carrió has called for Judge Carlos Mahiques to be summoned as a witness in the corruption investigation involving the AFA after he celebrated his birthday at a mansion in Pilar.
Mendonça rehearses to be the new Moro, but does not lead the PGR, police or Judiciary
André Mendonça, a minister of Brazil's Supreme Court, holds significant authority amid ongoing judicial processes that could influence this year's elections, drawing comparisons to the celebrated former judge Sergio Moro.
Milei has more than 200 shortlisted candidates to appoint judges, but none from the federal judiciary of Buenos Aires
President Javier Milei has over 200 candidates for judicial appointments, but none are from the Buenos Aires federal judiciary, raising concerns about representation in the judicial system.
The judiciary requested documents and lifted the tax and banking secrecy from the firms that paid Adorni's trip to Punta del Este
The federal judge has ordered the lifting of banking secrecy for companies involved in financing a private flight for Argentina's Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, amid ongoing investigations regarding the trip.
Liberia: 'We Must Decide Cases By the Law and Evidence'
Judge Peter W. Gbeneweleh emphasized the importance of making judicial decisions based solely on law and evidence, urging his colleagues to uphold fairness and integrity in the judiciary.
Csm, that strange postponement on the "Emiliano case": the decision only after the referendum
The Council of the Judiciary (Csm) will decide on Michele Emiliano’s request for a legal advisor position after the referendum results are in, due to unresolved technical and political issues regarding the request.
At an event in RJ, Mendonça says the role of a good judge is not to be a 'star', but to take responsibility
Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça emphasizes the importance of judges assuming responsibility and making balanced decisions at a legal event in Rio de Janeiro.
Court suspends brigade commander accused of misusing soldiers for repairing relatives' homes
A Kyiv court has suspended brigade commander Yaroslav Lysenko for allegedly misusing military personnel to undertake renovations at family properties.
Debate in the Editorial Office / Fico has a Čurilla Obsession, but No Result
The Bratislava regional court ruled that police officers Ján Čurilla and Pavol Ďurka should not be detained, as the prosecutor failed to submit the request correctly, highlighting a conflict of interest among politicians.