Official Dismissed Due to Gambling Law Appeals in Court
A former advisor to the Estonian Parliament's Economic Committee is challenging her dismissal related to gambling legislation in court.
Businesswoman O. Sakalauskienė, sentenced to prison in the 'Vijūnėlės Manor' case, requests not to be sent to prison
O. Sakalauskienė has been sentenced to imprisonment for corruption-related crimes but is appealing the decision to the Lithuanian Court of Appeals.
‘Frustration, anger, confusion’: Trump administration leaves millions without clear path to paying off student loans
A federal appeals court has ordered the end of the Biden administration's Save Plan for student loan repayment, creating uncertainty for millions of borrowers.
Zaira Cruz Case: Public Prosecutor Appeals Decision Allowing Convicted Police Officer to Semi-open Regime and Requests Criminal Analysis
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Rio Grande do Norte has appealed a court decision permitting military police officer Pedro Inácio Araújo de Maria to serve his sentence in a semi-open regime after being convicted of the murder and rape of Zaira Cruz.
Helena Koivu appealed her sentence – Here's what happened
Helena Koivu's appeal regarding her conviction for voyeurism and violation of domestic peace was denied by the Turku Court of Appeals in Finland.
Discussion on Preliminary Review of Constitutional Appeals Intensifies... "Could Paralyze Institutional Functions, Legislative Revisions Needed"
The Constitutional Court of Korea is discussing specific criteria and the composition of panels for preliminary reviews of constitutional appeals related to court decisions.
MPF appeals to TRF1 to keep action on oil exploration in the Amazon estuary in Pará
The Federal Public Ministry of Brazil has appealed to the Regional Federal Court to continue judicial proceedings regarding oil exploration in the Amazon estuary in Pará and to annul the environmental license granted to Petrobras.
Supreme Court will hear challenge to Liberal gun ban
The Supreme Court of Canada is set to hear four appeals regarding the government's ban on over 2,500 'assault-style' firearms, a move criticized across the political spectrum.
California’s trans agenda suffers another legal blow after attempt to undercut SCOTUS order fails
A federal appeals court rejected California's bid to narrow a Supreme Court ruling concerning transgender policies, marking another legal setback for the state.
Court rejects French attempt to temporarily close Shein
A French appeals court has denied the government's request to suspend the Chinese e-commerce platform Shein following concerns over the sale of unauthorized products.
Paris appeals court rejects French government bid to suspend Shein
A Paris appeals court has denied the French government's attempt to suspend the Chinese e-commerce platform Shein over controversial listings including child-like sex dolls and banned weapons.
The Appeals Court Upheld Prison Sentences for Former Top Politicians from Liberec in a Corruption Case
The appeals court in the Czech Republic confirmed prison sentences for former politicians involved in a corruption scandal in Liberec.
The death of a man from Imatra at a cottage in Kesälahden remains a mystery – the court of appeals confirmed the acquittal from the murder charge
The Court of Appeals in Eastern Finland upheld an acquittal in a murder case related to a man's death at a cottage in Kesälahden in 2022, amidst claims of a lack of evidence for a deliberate crime.
Precedent in the Vatican. Court Questions Pope Francis's Decision
The Vatican appeals court has ordered a retrial for Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing significant errors in prosecutorial conduct.
Senegalese footballers stripped of Africa Cup of Nations champion title
Senegal has lost the Africa Cup of Nations title to Morocco due to a ruling from an appeals court declaring them the technical loser of the chaotic final.
Ottawa appeals Emergencies Act use during ‘Freedom Convoy’ to Supreme Court
The Canadian federal government is appealing to the Supreme Court against a ruling that deemed its use of the Emergencies Act during the 'Freedom Convoy' protests unconstitutional.
Liberal government appeals Emergencies Act decisions to the Supreme Court
The Liberal government of Canada is appealing to the Supreme Court to validate its use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests after lower court rulings deemed the invocation unreasonable and unjustified.
Germany and Spain, Judicial Justice Changed by Appeals... 'Whom Does Court Formalism Exist For?'
Germany and Spain are reshaping their judicial systems as appeals against court formalism raise questions about the rights of defendants and the essence of justice.
Green Light for Lynx Hunting
The Administrative Court in Sundsvall has approved lynx hunting in all counties where licensed hunting was previously permitted, overriding environmental organizations' appeals.
Becciu, the Vatican Court of Appeals: 'The first-degree trial must be redone'
The Vatican Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for Becciu regarding fraud related to the sale of a central London property, maintaining that the effects of the first-degree conclusions remain in place despite defense challenges.
The Court of Appeals Examined K. Bartosevicius' Case
The Court of Appeals is set to announce a decision on April 30 regarding the conviction of K. Bartosevicius, where the prosecutor seeks to increase his sentence to up to 10 years in prison.
GDF appeals to the court to allow the use of public properties to boost the BRB's cash; see arguments
The DF government is appealing a court ruling that blocked the use of public land as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasília (BRB).
The Trump administration can resume deportations to 'third countries', according to a court ruling
A U.S. federal appeals court ruling allows the Trump administration to temporarily resume deportations of undocumented immigrants to third countries.
Court allows Donald Trump's administration to resume deportations to third countries
The U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court's ban on deportations to third countries, marking a significant victory for Trump’s immigration agenda.
Delhi Liquor Scam Case Reaches Supreme Court, Arvind Kejriwal Appeals for Judge Change
The Delhi liquor scam case is now in the Supreme Court, with Arvind Kejriwal appealing for a change of judge.
The school trip of a 16-year-old girl ended in a shocking way in Helsinki
The Helsinki Court of Appeals increased the prison sentence for a man convicted of the aggravated rape of a 16-year-old girl, who he did not know beforehand, by six months, resulting in a total of 4.5 years imprisonment.
Embassy Bombings: The Mother Appeals the Custody Sentence, Confirms Her Defense Attorney to NTB
The mother of three sons arrested for a bombing at the US embassy in Norway plans to appeal her custody sentence for terrorism charges.
The Court of Appeals Cancelled the Severe Rent Increases in Lehtisaari, Helsinki – Lawyer: This Has Been Expected for Ten Years
The Helsinki Court of Appeals ruled against significant rent increases for a Lehtisaari housing company, a decision that residents have awaited for a decade.
TJ maintains suspension of demolitions and new building constructions in SP; Chamber appeals to the STF
The São Paulo Court of Justice has upheld a measure halting any new construction permits in the city, as local authorities challenge the ruling.
TJ maintains suspension of construction and demolition in SP, and Chamber appeals to the STF
The São Paulo Court of Justice has upheld a suspension on construction and demolition permits in the city amidst an ongoing legal challenge regarding zoning laws.
Conspiracy: The First Panel of the STF judges appeals against the conviction of a group that spread fake news
The First Panel of the Supreme Federal Court in Brazil is reviewing appeals from individuals convicted of participating in a 2022 coup attempt that involved spreading disinformation.
Evandro Case: After STJ Recognizes Decision That Annulled the Process of the Convicted, MP Appeals and Faces New Defeat at STF
The Paraná Public Ministry faced another setback in the Evandro case after the Supreme Federal Court upheld a decision that annulled the convictions of those accused in the disappearance and death of Evandro Ramos Caetano.
Court of Appeals changes assessment of suspicion in case concerning small girl in Haderslev
The Court of Appeals in Vestre has upheld a decision to detain a 37-year-old man implicated in the abduction of a seven-month-old girl in Haderslev, Denmark.
Tesla appeals the decision regarding the 'ghost station' in Ljungby
Tesla is appealing a court decision that prevented the activation of charging stations in Ljungby amid ongoing labor disputes.
Aquiles Alvarez appeals the preventive detention ordered in the Triple A case; judges in the Pichincha Court are sought to review the measure
Aquiles Alvarez, the mayor of Guayaquil, is appealing his preventive detention ordered in the Triple A corruption case following accusations of illegal fuel trafficking.
First grade student disciplined over Black Lives Matter drawing does have free speech rights, court rules
A federal appeals court ruled that a first-grade student from Southern California has First Amendment rights, reviving a lawsuit involving a drawing related to Black Lives Matter.
The Supreme Court unanimously confirms that the Pazo de Meirás is the property of the State
The Supreme Court of Spain has unanimously dismissed appeals regarding the ownership of the Pazo de Meirás, ruling it belongs to the State.
Social Democrat Appeals to Court Over Ethics Watchdogs for Not Investigating Conservative's Filibuster
A Social Democrat lawmaker has appealed to the Regional Administrative Court after ethics watchdogs refused to investigate a conservative's filibuster, claiming the commission failed to provide clear arguments for their dismissal of the case.
Top US court hands Trump a win on deportations as SCOTUS challenge looms
A federal appeals court has temporarily halted a lower court's order blocking the Trump administration from deporting illegal immigrants to third countries.
Judge sentenced for raping another judge but still without immunity. Will he face a final verdict?
A judge from the District Court in Bydgoszcz was sentenced to four years in prison for raping a fellow judge, but his case is still pending appeals, raising questions about the finality of the verdict.
The Court of Appeals will take up Nijolė Dirginčienė's case in June
The Appeals Court is scheduled to hear the case involving Nijolė Dirginčienė on June 25, with the prosecutor seeking the same penalties as in the initial ruling.
The defense wins in the court of appeals against autism
The Swedish Court of Appeals upheld the military’s decision to deny Erik Fenn, a man with an autism spectrum diagnosis, the ability to enlist, citing the case's significant societal implications.
Golden Dawn: Mitigating circumstances for five convicted despite the prosecutor's recommendation
The Athens Appeals Court has acknowledged mitigating circumstances for five convicted members of Golden Dawn, despite a prosecutor's recommendation against such leniency.
Border Patrol Chief Bovino says Chicago efforts ‘vindicated’ after court reverses order restricting operations
Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino celebrated a federal appeals court's decision to reverse a lower court's injunction that had limited immigration enforcement in Chicago, deeming the earlier restrictions 'overbroad' and 'constitutionally suspect.'
TSE resumes on Tuesday judgment of appeals calling for the annulment of Cláudio Castro's mandate and ineligibility
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) of Brazil resumes its judgment concerning appeals for the annulment of the mandate and ineligibility of Rio de Janeiro Governor Cláudio Castro.
Obama appointee’s Chicago immigration order backfires after court says she went too far
A federal appeals court overturned an immigration enforcement order issued by a Chicago judge, ruling that it overstepped judicial authority.
Focus on Whether to Acknowledge National Responsibility: Appeals Court Decision on Tsushima Lawsuit Regarding Nuclear Accident Scheduled for October
Residents of Tsushima, affected by the Fukushima nuclear accident, await an appeals court ruling that may determine the government's responsibility in the disaster.
Former Orthodox Archbishop Leo Appeals His Sentence in the Karelian Language Society Case
Former Archbishop Leo Makkonen plans to appeal his sentence related to the Karelian Language Society's financial discrepancies case that is moving to the Court of Appeal.
Defendant appeals murder sentence in probation officer killing case
The defendant in the murder of probation officer Hiroshi Shinjo has appealed against the life sentence imposed by the Otsu District Court.
Golden Dawn: The Prosecutor requests the rejection of all mitigating factors
The Prosecutor of the Five-Member Court of Appeals requested the rejection of all mitigating factors for the convicted former members of the far-right Golden Dawn party in Greece.