‘Direct Defense Against the Constitutional Complaint’ Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae... Did It Follow the ‘Plan’ of the Yang Seung-taek Judicial Scandal Documents?
The South Korean National Assembly is on the brink of passing an amendment that allows constitutional complaints against court rulings, which has sparked significant bureaucratic resistance led by Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae.
The Court to Chiapas: The SCJN will session outside of Mexico City for the first time in over a century
For the first time since 1917, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) will hold a session outside of its headquarters in Mexico City, specifically in Tenejapa, Chiapas.
Nanni Moretti's 'Dear Diary' for the No to the Referendum
Renowned Italian filmmaker Nanni Moretti publicly announced his opposition to the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform scheduled for March 22-23.
How much does a judge earn? Check the salaries of magistrates in RN
Judges in the Rio Grande do Norte state of Brazil reported gross earnings exceeding R$100,000, surpassing the constitutional salary ceiling.
Zimbabweans Abroad Dismiss Ziyambi's Claim That Diaspora Voting Depends On Constitutional Amendment
The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative refutes Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi's assertion that constitutional amendments are necessary for diaspora voting, claiming the right is already guaranteed under the Constitution.
Thomas rips Supreme Court tariffs ruling, says majority 'errs' on Constitution
Justice Clarence Thomas criticized the Supreme Court's ruling that blocked Donald Trump’s authority to impose tariffs, arguing it misinterpreted both constitutional and statutory laws regarding trade.
[Breaking News] Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae: Reforming the Judicial System Could Be a Constitutional Matter
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has expressed concerns about the ruling party's judicial reform bills, emphasizing the need for public debate and discussion as they could fundamentally change South Korea's judiciary system.
Jędrzej Bielecki: Donald Trump will not be a king
Neil Gorsuch, a Supreme Court Justice appointed by Trump, opposes the concentration of power in one individual, emphasizing the importance of constitutional adherence.
Referendum, Mantovano's Doubts About Gratteri: 'Does He Want to Investigate Those Who Support Yes?'
Alfredo Mantovano questions Nicola Gratteri's remarks about investigating those who support a constitutional justice reform in Italy during a conference in Rome.
NCCK: The Guilty Verdict for Yoon Seok-yeol is Justice Prevailing... No Power Above the Constitution
The Korea Christian Church Council supports the guilty verdict against former President Yoon Seok-yeol, emphasizing that no power stands above the Constitution.
IMSS Doctors Will Have Differentiated Benefits Due to Contagion Risk
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation in Mexico has declared constitutional a regulation that provides differentiated benefits for medical personnel working in areas with contagion risk at the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS).
Making Access to the Constitutional Court More Accessible for Socially Vulnerable Groups
Proposed amendments aim to ensure that state-provided legal assistance in constitutional court processes is available at the initial stages of complaint preparation, enhancing accessibility for socially vulnerable individuals.
Ogun AG slams misuse of police power in civil cases
The Ogun State Attorney-General has condemned the misuse of police authority to resolve civil disputes, emphasizing that such actions violate constitutional rights.
The self-referential power of the judiciary
The article discusses the heated political atmosphere in Italy ahead of the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice, focusing on Minister Carlo Nordio's controversial remarks about judicial corruption.
After the Constitutional Court's clarification, the former librarian asks to reopen her case
A former librarian is seeking to have her criminal case reopened following a clarification from Lithuania's Constitutional Court regarding the application of the law.
Referendum, Di Matteo: "Nordio manipulates my thoughts, reform aggravates the problems of the Csm"
Judge Antonino Di Matteo criticizes Justice Minister Carlo Nordio, asserting that the proposed constitutional reform will exacerbate issues within the CSM rather than resolve them.
I, from the left, will vote Yes in defense of the Constitution
Marilisa D'Amico, a constitutional law expert, expresses her support for the Yes vote in the justice referendum, emphasizing alignment with leftist principles.
"At risk is the constitutional order". The left and Anm attack Nordio
The Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio faces criticism from leftist politicians for likening judicial factions to a self-referential 'mafia-like' association that needs reform through a lottery system.
A milestone for Buenos Aires autonomy
The signing of the Transfer Agreement for Labor Judicial Functions marks a significant step towards the effective constitutional mandate for autonomy in Buenos Aires.
Legislative Justice and Evidence
The article discusses the differences between political trials and regular judicial processes in Ecuador, focusing on the constitutional basis and procedural guarantees for each.
The case goes straight to the CSM. And the Supreme Court will evaluate disciplinary measures. "His balance must be verified"
Nicola Gratteri, the Public Prosecutor of Naples, has made controversial statements regarding the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform in Italy, categorizing citizens' votes in a divisive manner.
Nordio taken aback: "Psychological tests are needed even at the end of a career"
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expresses concern over comments made by Prosecutor Nicola Gratteri regarding constitutional referendum campaigning, suggesting psychological evaluations for judges should be considered at all career stages.
Justice nullifies 8 years of imprisonment of faction treasurer arrested due to constitutional error in MT
The Mato Grosso court annulled the 2009 conviction of Paulo Witer Farias Paelo, known as 'W.T', who had been sentenced for robbery due to a procedural error.
The Constitutional Court Recognizes the Arguments of the Convicted Librarian
Lithuania's Constitutional Court has acknowledged the arguments of a librarian who challenged the legality of her punishment for misappropriating funds.
The KT saw a contradiction to the Constitution in the case of the former director of the Klaipeda district library
The KT ruled that individuals who have been penalized must have equal access to the right to request the renewal of their criminal case.
New judges of the Tribunal to take an oath in the Sejm? This is how the coalition wants to bypass the president
The ruling coalition in Poland plans to appoint judges to the Constitutional Tribunal but may circumvent the president's approval by changing procedural rules in the Sejm.
Economic news filter: Europe addresses the housing crisis, it could also help Slovakia
The Slovak Constitutional Court suspended a controversial amendment to the Penal Code that could have benefited a parliamentary vice-chairman accused of corruption.
Voting of the Constitutional Fifth of TJSE is postponed due to impediment for analysis of kinship of one of the members
The voting for the tripartite list of the Constitutional Fifth for the Court of Justice of Sergipe (TJSE) has been postponed due to a potential conflict of interest involving one of the members.
Newsfilter: Fico and Gašpar Encounter the Constitutional Court Again
The Constitutional Court has suspended the effectiveness of a provision regarding cooperating defendants, impacting prominent figures like Tibor Gašpar and Norbert Bödör, associated with Robert Fico.
‘Lawsuits and Supreme Court Justice Expansion Act’ Passes Committee Led by Democratic Party
The Democratic Party's proposal to expand the number of Supreme Court Justices and allow constitutional petitions regarding court rulings has passed the National Assembly's legislation committee.
Piotr Szymaniak: The Constitutional Tribunal Should Be PiS-Style, or None
The Law and Justice party in Poland challenges the constitutionality of the rules governing the selection of judges to the Constitutional Tribunal, advocating for a legislative framework instead of parliamentary regulations.
Berlin Constitutional Court: Protection Against Political Overreach
Berlin's Justice Senator Felor Badenberg announced plans for a constitutional reform to enhance the resilience of the state's constitutional court against political interference.
Motta sends PEC that ends the 6x1 schedule to the CCJ and says that, later, the text will be debated in a special committee
President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, has announced the submission of a constitutional amendment to abolish the 6x1 work schedule for the Commission of Constitution and Justice, with plans for further debate in a special committee.
Uganda: High Court Rejects 24-Year-Old Land Rights Case in Mbale
The High Court in Mbale has dismissed a human rights case filed by 1,600 residents of Bukwo District, who sought justice for their eviction from ancestral land over two decades ago.
The reform cancels the last totalitarian remnant. Some judges wear the toga like transformists
Italy's upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform scheduled for March 22-23 is causing significant political debate, with proponents planning a vigorous campaign amid criticisms.
Priit Pikamäe: Purposefully Aimless Court Reform
Priit Pikamäe discusses the ongoing debate surrounding the court administrative model in Estonia, highlighting significant constitutional issues that require clear communication.
Referendum on Justice, the government confirms the dates
The Italian government has confirmed the dates of the referendum on justice reform, set for March 22 and 23, 2024.
When will the coalition start filling vacancies in the Constitutional Tribunal? The first names are coming up
The Polish Constitutional Tribunal is facing a crisis as it currently has six vacancies out of fifteen statutory positions, with no judges selected since the change of government in 2023.
While Croatia Quietly Legalizes Surrogacy, Italy Declares it a Universal Crime
The Constitutional Court of Croatia has indirectly allowed citizens to obtain children via surrogacy abroad, contrasting with Italy's harsh stance against the practice, labeling it a universal crime.
V-Man Affair in Bremen: Leftists Sacrifice Constitutional Judge
A lawyer associated with the Bremen State Court is involved in the exposure of an undercover operative, a situation deemed by the Bremen Left faction as damaging to the state's judicial integrity.
Last year, the number of applications to the Constitutional Court increased
The article discusses the rise in cases reviewed by the Constitutional Court related to national security and democracy, including issues regarding election campaigning in Russian and property rights.
Ariadna Montiel highlights Welfare Programs as constitutional rights
During the 109th anniversary of the 1917 Political Constitution in Querétaro, Secretary of Welfare Ariadna Montiel Reyes affirmed that Welfare Programs are constitutional rights for the people, alongside President Claudia Sheinbaum who emphasized the importance of national sovereignty and social justice.
The guarantor team to separate careers
Former politicians Marcello Pera and Cesare Salvi discuss the need for constitutional reform to separate the roles of judges and public prosecutors, criticizing the historical consolidation of their positions since Fascism.
Oregon must dismiss more than 1,400 cases due to attorney shortage, court rules
The Oregon Supreme Court has mandated the dismissal of over 1,400 pending criminal cases due to a critical shortage of public defenders, highlighting a significant constitutional crisis.
A ruling that endorses the Constitutional strategy on amnesty
The ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union recognizes the immunity of Carles Puigdemont, highlighting issues regarding parliamentary immunity and its implications for the ongoing amnesty debate.
The Constitutional Court analyzes whether the Seimas legally froze the LRT budget but will not assess its compliance with EU law
The Constitutional Court is examining the legality of the Seimas's decision to freeze the LRT budget while excluding a review of its compatibility with EU regulations.
Hybrid War Against Germany: Almost Every Day a Case of Sabotage
A report details a rise in sabotage incidents in Germany, highlighting an attempted break-in at a transformer station in Wuppertal on January 7, 2026, prompting an investigation into anti-constitutional sabotage.
The Anm has colonized the Csm with the currents. The propaganda against the referendum has been dismantled
The article discusses a controversial statement made by magistrate Silvia Albano regarding constitutional justice reform, sparking significant debate.
The Constitutional Court will again review the decision to strip M. Drobiazko of Lithuanian citizenship
The Regional Administrative Court has once again referred the case of M. Drobiazko's citizenship revocation to the Constitutional Court after previously ruling that the revocation is constitutional.
Forced closing of suspects in a psychiatric hospital. Unconstitutional regulations
The Constitutional Tribunal responded to a legal question regarding the constitutionality of regulations concerning the immediate execution of a court decision to place a suspect in a closed psychiatric facility, which arose during a disciplinary case involving a judge.