N400 billion probe: El-Rufai gets fresh trial in rights suit
The Court of Appeal in Kaduna has ordered a fresh hearing of a human rights suit involving former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, nullifying the lower court's previous judgment due to a violation of his right to fair hearing.
The US Justice suspended the discovery in the YPF trial and awaits to define the appeal on the main issue
The United States Court has suspended the discovery phase in the YPF expropriation trial while reviewing Argentina's appeal against a ruling demanding over $16 billion in damages.
"Libyan Financing": Nicolas Sarkozy Reaffirms He Has "Committed None of the Facts"
Nicolas Sarkozy, during his appeal trial regarding alleged Libyan financing of his 2007 presidential campaign, maintains his innocence against previous convictions.
Special Prosecutor adds complicity charges against Kim Geon-hee in the Deutsche Motors stock manipulation appeal trial... requests amendment of the indictment
The special prosecutor's team has requested an amendment to the indictment in the appeal trial for Kim Geon-hee to include charges of complicity in the Deutsche Motors stock manipulation.
Sarkozy denies corruption charges related to funding his 2007 presidential campaign
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy strongly denied any wrongdoing regarding accusations of receiving Libyan funds for his 2007 election campaign during his appeal trial.
France’s ex-president Sarkozy maintains innocence in Libya funding appeal trial
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy insists on his innocence during an appeal trial regarding alleged Libyan funding for his 2007 presidential campaign.
The Vatican Court of Appeal orders a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, convicted of embezzlement
The Vatican Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing procedural irregularities in his initial trial for embezzlement.
Libyan Financing: Claude Guéant Cannot Attend the Appeal Trial
Claude Guéant is unable to attend his appeal trial regarding Libyan financing due to health issues, as stated by a medical expert at the court.
Appeal trial of 18 Senegalese nationals detained during AFCON final postponed
The appeal trial for 18 Senegalese football fans detained in Morocco during the AFCON final has been postponed to March 30th.
The case of Ewa Tylman's death. There will be another trial
The Poznań Court of Appeal decided to overturn the acquittal of Adam Z. in the case of Ewa Tylman's death, leading to a fourth trial on the matter.
30s father who abused and killed two-month-old son sentenced to 10 years in prison in appeal trial
A father has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after appealing his original sentence for abusing his two-month-old son to death.
Sarkozy returns to court in the appeal trial for the Libyan financing case of his campaign
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has returned to court for the appeal trial regarding the alleged illegal financing of his 2007 campaign by the late Libyan regime of Muammar Gaddafi.
Opening of the appeal of the 'Libyan financing' case with Nicolas Sarkozy but without Claude Guéant
The appeal trial of the 'Libyan financing' case involving former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has commenced, yet his longtime collaborator Claude Guéant is absent due to health issues.
Appeal trial opens for France's Sarkozy over alleged Libyan funding
Nicolas Sarkozy is undergoing an appeal trial regarding allegations of Libyan financing for his 2007 presidential campaign after previously being imprisoned for the charges.
Libyan financing affair: Nicolas Sarkozy has arrived at court for his appeal trial
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrived at court to begin his appeal trial over alleged Libyan financing of his 2007 presidential campaign.
Former French president Sarkozy back in court over Libyan financing scandal
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy is currently standing trial in an appeal case regarding alleged illegal campaign financing from the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Nicolas Sarkozy's Appeal Trial in the Libyan Financing Case: Political and Financial Issues Still Threatening the Former President
Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal trial in the Libyan financing case starts as he faces multiple ongoing legal issues stemming from his political career.
From the Bettencourt case to the Libyan trial: Nicolas Sarkozy's never-ending judicial battle
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy continues to face multiple legal challenges, including an appeal in a Libyan financing case that has been ongoing for over 15 years.
Libyan Financing: Nicolas Sarkozy Returns to Justice for Appeal Trial
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is on trial again regarding allegations of Libyan financing of his 2007 presidential campaign, facing potentially severe penalties.
No Appeal in the Daejang-dong Trial: Defendants Like Yoo Dong-kyu Argue for Four Hours While Prosecutors Remain Silent
In the Daejang-dong development corruption trial, defendants actively presented their appeals for four hours while prosecutors remained silent.
Appeal Trial of ‘Kim Geon-hee’s Housekeeper’: Special Prosecutor Calls it ‘Typical Embezzlement’ vs Kim Ye-seong Claims ‘Not a Target of Investigation’
The appeal trial of Kim Ye-seong, who was acquitted of embezzlement charges in the first trial, has begun amid conflicting claims from the special prosecutor's office and Kim's defense team.
Kneecap rapper will not face terrorism trial after high court rejects CPS appeal
Rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh will avoid a terrorism trial after the high court upheld a ruling dismissing charges related to displaying a Hezbollah flag during a concert.
Kneecap speaks out after Mo Chara terror case appeal dropped: 'We will not be silent'
Kneecap has spoken out following a High Court decision to dismiss a Crown Prosecution Service appeal regarding rapper Mo Chara, who will not face a new terror trial after his earlier charges were thrown out.
Kneecap's Mo Chara will not face new terror trial after appeal
Kneecap rapper Mo Chara will not undergo a new terror trial after the High Court dismissed the Crown Prosecution Service's appeal against the earlier dismissal of charges.
Cold Case in Bavaria: New Trial Regarding Dead Girl in Manure Pit in Mid-May
A new trial for the suspected murderer of a girl, who was violently killed more than 32 years ago in Bavaria, is set to begin on May 18 after a successful appeal overturned the previous conviction.
Former mayor accused of killing a young homeless man has appeal denied by Justice in MT
A former mayor in Brazil, José Carlos Biato, has had his appeal denied regarding the murder of a homeless young man, which will now proceed to trial.
Defense Attorney for Han Deok-soo Requests Broadcasting Limitations, Court Approves in Principle
The court approves the in-principal broadcasting of Han Deok-soo's appeal trial, while debate ensues over witness testimonies.
Former mayor of Saint-Étienne Gaël Perdriau will be released from prison
Former Saint-Étienne mayor Gaël Perdriau has been granted release from prison pending his appeal trial.
Vorcaro's Defense Appeal May Bring Master Bank Case to 2nd Panel and Involve Toffoli in the Trial
Daniel Vorcaro's defense is considering an appeal that could bring his case to the 2nd Panel of Brazil's Supreme Court, potentially involving Judge Dias Toffoli in the proceedings.
Joachim Le Floch-Imad: "With the verdict of the Paty trial, our only horizon is one of resigned laxity"
In a recent opinion piece, Joachim Le Floch-Imad criticizes the lenient sentences handed down in the appeal trial related to the assassination of Samuel Paty, indicating a troubling trend for French society.
Paty Trial: 'A weight has fallen on our heads,' laments Samuel Paty's mother after the appeals decisions
The mother of Samuel Paty expresses her disappointment over the lighter sentences given to two of the four convicted in the appeal trial related to her son's assassination.
Paty Trial: On Appeal, the Court of Assizes Imposes Lower Sentences
In the appeal trial for the murder of Samuel Paty, a French history teacher, lower prison sentences were handed down to those involved in facilitating his assassination.
Togo: Increased Sentences in the Appeal Trial Over the 2020 Death of Colonel Bitala Madjoulba
The Togo military appeals court confirmed and increased sentences for those involved in the 2020 death of Colonel Bitala Madjoulba.
Togo: the defense pleads for acquittal in the appeal trial regarding the death of Colonel Bitala Madjoulba in 2020
In Togo, the defense has argued for the acquittal of defendants in the appeal trial concerning the 2020 murder of Colonel Bitala Madjoulba, while the prosecution seeks long prison sentences.
Closing arguments begin in appeal trial of accused Franco-Rwandan génocidaire
The appeal trial of Claude Muhayimana, accused of facilitating the Rwandan genocide, has entered its closing arguments phase after previously being convicted and released pending appeal.
Togo: sentences of 3 to 50 years requested in the appeal trial regarding the death of Colonel Bitala Madjoulba
In Togo, sentences ranging from 3 to 50 years have been requested for seven individuals accused in the appeal trial concerning the killing of Colonel Bitala Madjoulba.
Báez Sosa Case: One of the Rugby Players in Prison Requests Nullification of Sentence and a New Trial
Lucas Fidel Pertossi, one of the rugby players convicted in the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa, is seeking to nullify his conviction and undergo a new trial, claiming his defense was compromised by a shared legal strategy with co-defendants.
The appeal after the Jonas murder is up for trial in March
The appeal regarding the murder of Jonas Aarseth Henriksen will be heard by the Borgarting Court of Appeal starting March 17, 2025.
Rwanda's Tutsi Genocide: Claude Muhayimana interrogated during his appeal trial in Paris
Claude Muhayimana is being questioned in Paris during his appeal trial for complicity in genocide and crimes against humanity related to the Rwandan genocide.
Massacre of September 28, 2009 in Guinea: Justice Requests the Release of Three Defendants
A Guinean court has ordered the release of three military defendants charged in connection with the September 28, 2009 massacre after deeming their referral to trial as invalid, prompting an appeal from the prosecution.
Trial: South Korea's former president appeals against life sentence
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has filed an appeal against his life sentence for leading a rebellion.
Yoon Seok-yeol's martial law conspiracy not recognized in first trial... Special prosecutor expected to appeal
A South Korean court sentenced former President Yoon Seok-yeol to life imprisonment but ruled that there was no conspiracy for martial law, leading the special prosecutor's team to contemplate an appeal.
When a father of a child with severe autism requests a transfer – A trial for Greece in 2026
A father's appeal sheds light on the struggles of families with disabled children in Greece, emphasizing the need for better support and understanding.
Trial over YPF: Preska rejected the suspension of the search for assets to embargo and Argentina will appeal again
A US court has denied Argentina's request to suspend the asset discovery phase in the YPF expropriation case, prompting the country to appeal the ruling.
Trial over YPF: Preska rejected the suspension of the search for attachable assets and Argentina will appeal
A U.S. judge denied Argentina's request to suspend the search for state assets potentially subject to seizure in the ongoing YPF case, prompting the country to announce an impending appeal.
The appeal trial of Cédric Jubillar for the murder of his wife Delphine will begin on September 21
Cédric Jubillar's appeal trial for the murder of his wife Delphine is set to start on September 21.
Breaking: Accused killer Greg Lynn applies for bail
Greg Lynn, convicted in 2024 for the murder of Carol Clay, applies for bail ahead of a retrial for the murder of Russell Hill after his previous conviction was overturned due to trial irregularities.
Paty Trial: Two Magistrates Removed from the Court due to the Partiality of Their Questions to a Witness
Two magistrates have been removed from the special court judging the appeal of four men involved in the assassination of Samuel Paty due to concerns over the impartiality of their questioning.
Togo: Appeal trial of General Kadangha in the case of Colonel Madjoulba's murder
The appeal trial of former Togolese Army Chief of Staff Félix Abalo Kadangha, concerning the murder of Colonel Madjoulba, has begun, with Kadangha previously sentenced to 20 years in prison on various charges.
Constitutional Court defends the introduction of judgment appeal system, stating it is not unconstitutional
The Constitutional Court of South Korea has defended the introduction of a judgment appeal system amid criticisms regarding its constitutionality and potential for a quadruple trial system.