Liminka parishioners filed a church complaint regarding the selection process of the vicar
A group of parishioners from Liminka has filed a church complaint regarding the vicar selection process to the Administrative Court of Northern Finland.
Rejecting that the ICC's chief prosecutor has been exonerated
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, has not been completely exonerated of allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior, contrary to recent media reports.
Should the impeachment process of Supreme Court ministers be more effective? NO
The article argues against the idea that the impeachment process for Supreme Court ministers in Brazil should be made more effective, highlighting the importance of judicial independence and institutional integrity.
Daily Summary of JN: Gilmar Mendes votes to maintain the imprisonment of Daniel Vorcaro; owner of Banco Master signs confidentiality agreement with PGR and PF and opens door for plea bargain
The Brazilian Supreme Court unanimously upheld the imprisonment of banker Daniel Vorcaro, with Minister Gilmar Mendes emphasizing the importance of judicial restraint while also noting concerns about the process.
Glacier Law: Justice confirmed public hearings and rejected a lawsuit from environmental organizations
The Argentine government confirmed public hearings on the Glacier Law after a court dismissed a lawsuit from environmental organizations seeking to halt the process.
Alpinópolis City Hall will appeal after suspension of decision that required Copasa to leave
The Alpinópolis City Hall plans to appeal a court decision that has temporarily halted the process of moving water supply services from Copasa back to municipal management.
Trial on Sabesp begins at STF with Zanin's vote to maintain privatization
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) has begun a trial regarding the privatization of Sabesp, with Minister Cristiano Zanin voting to uphold the process.
The Supreme Court takes the first step to seize a €60,000 bond from Ábalos and Koldo García
The Supreme Court of Spain has initiated proceedings to seize a €60,000 bond from former minister José Luis Ábalos and his former advisor Koldo García due to their failure to pay the specified amount linked to the judicial process regarding a masks scandal.
The Supreme Court activates the asset seizure of Ábalos and Koldo for not presenting the €60,000 bond required in December
The Supreme Court of Spain has initiated the asset seizure process against José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García for failing to provide a required €60,000 bond.
Historic ruling by NSA! Official must recognize same-sex marriage contracted abroad. They have 30 days to do so
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that officials must recognize foreign same-sex marriages, mandating an official to process such recognitions within 30 days.
Almost useless, nearly one in two trials: more than 200,000 acquitted defendants
Recent statistics reveal that approximately 226,000 individuals were acquitted in Italy over the past two years, highlighting a significant issue with the judicial process where many are forced to defend against unfounded accusations.
Criticism of 'Convex Path' Public Debate Stopping... Chairman to Specify Constitutionality Issues
A national debate committee faces strong criticism for including a 'convex emission reduction path' that shifts environmental responsibility to the future in its deliberation process for amending carbon neutrality laws while the chairman acknowledges possible constitutional issues.
TCE suspends land concessions on Via Costeira and orders the RN government to prioritize bidding
The State Court of Accounts (TCE/RN) has suspended administrative acts granting extensions to land concessions on Via Costeira in Natal, Brazil, and mandated that priority be given to a new bidding process for land use.
City Hall of SP says it will act to reverse court decision in favor of Enel
The São Paulo City Hall plans to take measures to reverse a court decision that suspended an administrative process potentially leading to the termination of Enel's concession contract in the metropolitan region.
Court suspends expropriation of building in Botafogo and prevents auction; project provided for AI center
A Rio de Janeiro court has halted the expropriation of a building in Botafogo, citing irregularities in the city's process and preventing an upcoming auction.
Court of Justice orders the release of influencer suspected of money laundering from illegal raffles on the internet
A Brazilian court has ordered the release of influencer Diogo 305 after finding excessive delay in the preventive custody process.
What happens if Castro resigns before the trial at the TSE? Understand the scenarios
Brazilian Governor Cláudio Castro faces a potential trial at the Superior Electoral Court that could lead to his condemnation, prompting discussions among his allies about resignation before the process concludes.
Likud petitions the High Court to annul the election of the legal advisor to the Election Committee
The Likud party has petitioned Israel's Supreme Court to cancel the appointment of attorney Ya'fat Siminovsky as legal advisor to the Central Election Committee, citing concerns about her experience and the selection process.
Justice grants injunction to Enel and suspends the process that could block concession in SP
A federal court in Brasilia has granted an injunction to Enel Distribuição São Paulo, temporarily suspending an administrative process by the National Electric Energy Agency that could lead to the suspension of the company's concession in the state of São Paulo.
Court suspends contract termination process of Enel in São Paulo
The Federal Court of the Federal District has granted a preliminary injunction favorable to Enel São Paulo, suspending a process that could lead to the loss of its energy distribution contract.
President of the Constitutional Tribunal penalized for poor organization of work
The President of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has been penalized over the mismanagement of a public information request process.
G. Nausėda: The Constitutional Court clearly stated that the president should not be viewed as a notary
President Gitanas Nausėda emphasizes that the Constitutional Court has clarified the role of the president in the government formation process, asserting that the president should not merely approve candidates like a notary.
For the 2nd time in a month, coalition requests that TSE judge process on the cassation of the governor of RR
A coalition in Brazil has requested the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) to resume a case that could lead to the removal of Roraima's governor, Antonio Denarium, for the second time in less than a month.
Norwegian Princess's Son Faces Over Seven Years in Prison
A court process regarding the son of a Norwegian princess is concluding this week, with the prosecution requesting a sentence of more than seven years for multiple serious charges, including rape and causing severe bodily harm.
The 'process of the century' returns to square one: the Vatican court annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu and there will be another trial
The Vatican court has annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu, prompting a retrial of the case that has been termed the 'process of the century.'
Selection process advances for the main and alternate member of the Judiciary Council
The selection process for the primary and alternate member of the Judiciary Council of Ecuador is proceeding with the nomination of candidates from the National Court of Justice.
13 Years of Silence and Preparing for the Final Journey... The Painful Story of Harish Rana
The case of Harish Rana from Ghaziabad has emerged as a significant example of passive euthanasia in India, as he is set to undergo the process after being in a coma for 13 years.
Vatican infected by malagiustizia: the process against Becciu must be redone. Lawyers: rights violated
The Vatican court has declared the nullity of the sentence against Cardinal Angelo Becciu and ordered the renewal of his trial due to violations of legal procedures.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, back in court, denies guilt
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy continues to assert his innocence in court during the appeal process concerning allegations of seeking Libyan funding for his 2007 election campaign.
Being in Sinn Féin not the same as being in the IRA, Gerry Adams tells high court
Gerry Adams asserts in high court that being a member of Sinn Féin should not be conflated with being part of the IRA, amid legal proceedings regarding his alleged involvement with the paramilitary group.
Justice partially authorizes hiring in the Education sector in Aparecida and prohibits new summons
The court in Aparecida, Brazil, partially authorized hiring in the Education sector while prohibiting new summons related to a selection process, ensuring the resumption of classes in the city.
Regions fined after deal on record-keeping system
The Gothenburg Administrative Court has imposed fines on nine regions for entering into a contract for the Cosmic record system without a proper procurement process.
Sarkozy's appeal process regarding alleged funding from Libya begins
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy appeared in court on Monday for the appeal process concerning accusations that he sought funding from Libya for his 2007 election campaign.
Transparency Commission begins oversight due to 'social commotion' after Constitutional Court ruling on gender identity in minors
The Transparency Commission of Ecuador's National Assembly is starting an oversight process due to public concern over a Constitutional Court ruling allowing gender identity rectification for minors aged 12 to 18.
POMIDA: The new process for issuing payment orders and lease returns by lawyers
A new regulation in Greece allows lawyers to issue payment orders and lease returns starting April 2026, offering a faster alternative to traditional court processes.
Trump's advisor would meet with Nunes Marques to discuss elections in Brazil
Darren Beattie, Trump's advisor for Brazil, sought a meeting with Supreme Court Minister Kassio Nunes Marques to discuss Brazil's electoral process, but the meeting is unlikely to happen due to a travel ban by President Lula.
National Assembly declares December 8 as a commemorative day for the four Malvinas children and will process reforms on disappearances
Ecuador's National Assembly has declared December 8 as a commemorative day for the four Malvinas children, following a court ruling concerning their forced disappearance and plans to reform relevant laws.
The Court upheld the five-year prison sentence of a former federal prosecutor from Córdoba for taking bribes in exchange for resolutions
The Argentine Supreme Court has upheld a five-year prison sentence for former federal prosecutor Luis María Viaut for corruption, rejecting an appeal that claimed unfairness in the sentencing process.
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.
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Jan Uuspõld before the court hearing: There is a roof over my head, the children are fed and educated, which is my primary duty
Estonian actor Jan Uuspõld spoke about his personal bankruptcy case in a video interview before a court hearing, reflecting on the long and costly process that has been ongoing for ten years.
The Ministry of Justice wants to make it more difficult for the prosecution to go to the Supreme Court
The Estonian Ministry of Justice has proposed amendments to the prosecution law aimed at making the process of appealing district court decisions to the Supreme Court less automatic.
The court declared E-Piim Tootmine AS bankrupt
The Tartu County Court has declared E-Piim Tootmine AS bankrupt, with the company's management working with trustees to maintain operations during the bankruptcy process.
Rwandan genocide survivor wins another chance at Canadian refugee status because official didn’t take ‘intersectional approach’
A Federal Court judge in Canada granted a Rwandan genocide survivor a new opportunity to seek refugee status, citing failures in the initial assessment process.
Vaarmari and Anton: Environmental Organizations Turn to Court on the Matter
Environmental organizations are turning to the courts in Estonia as calls grow for reforming the decision-making process regarding environmental usage.
Dias Toffoli declares himself suspect to vote on the process that led to the owner's imprisonment of Banco Master
Minister Dias Toffoli of Brazil's Supreme Court has declared his self-suspicions regarding the vote on the jail stay of Banco Master owner Daniel Vorcaro.
Trump officials kick off process to try to replace tariffs struck down by supreme court
The Trump administration has initiated a new trade investigation to replace tariffs that were recently invalidated by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Grupo Dia requests the court for early termination of judicial recovery
The supermarket chain Dia has requested the São Paulo court to end its judicial recovery process ahead of schedule, claiming that it has met its obligations under the recovery plan.
Harish Rana Case: The Battle of 'To Be or Not to Be' Ends, Supreme Court Grants Approval for Euthanasia
The Supreme Court of India has approved the request for euthanasia for Harish Rana, who has been bedridden and unconscious for nearly 13 years, allowing for passive euthanasia and the natural process of death.
Liberia: Court Issues Temporary Order Halting LFA Electoral Process
A Liberian court has issued a temporary order to halt the electoral process of the Liberia Football Association pending a legal challenge.
Piotr Prusinowski: Politicians have made a "madman's house" out of the judiciary
Former judge Piotr Prusinowski criticizes the political manipulation of judicial appointments in Poland, describing the current electoral process for judicial candidates as a sham.