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The CBI has approached the Delhi High Court regarding the liquor scandal case after the Rouse Avenue Court granted relief to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal but also reprimanded the CBI.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been acquitted by the court in a case related to the liquor policy, leading to celebrations among AAP supporters in Delhi.

The Rouse Avenue Court acquitted Arvind Kejriwal and other accused in a high-profile liquor scam, citing weaknesses in the CBI's charge sheet, marking a significant political relief for the AAP.

A Greek court has sentenced four individuals, including two Israelis, to eight years in prison for their involvement in a spyware scandal that emerged in 2022.

Greek politician Alexis Charitsis praised the court's decision on wiretap cases as a victory for democracy and the rule of law, while asserting that the government remains exposed in this scandal.

A scandal involving the secret filming of female football players in Austria has led to outrage, especially due to the leniency of the court ruling against the offender.

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 British magazine The Economist claims that Brazil's Supreme Court (STF) is entangled in a significant scandal linked to suspicions surrounding court ministers and banker Daniel Vorcaro.

The court has officially divorced former Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas and Jana Nečasová after a swift ten-minute proceeding.

A South Korean court has sentenced Jeon Seongbae to six years in prison for bribery related to delivering luxury gifts to Kim Geonhee, who was acquitted of similar charges for receiving a Chanel bag worth 800,000 won.

The political advisor to former Valencian Generalitat president Carlos Mazón stated in court that he spent 20 to 25 minutes with him at the Palau on the afternoon of October 29, 2024, contradicting earlier accounts from bodyguards.

The Spanish Supreme Court has annulled a 2018 rule by FC Barcelona that prevented members from selling their season tickets, which was established following a ticket resale scandal.

Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit came under scrutiny due to her past visit to Jeffrey Epstein's residence in Florida, with questions regarding the funding of her trip remaining unanswered by the royal court.

Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit stayed at Jeffrey Epstein's residence in 2013 amidst ongoing scrutiny over her connections to the convicted sex offender.

A Polish court upheld a previous decision to compensate three women detained while assisting illegal migrants at the Polish-Belarusian border, reducing the amount awarded in damages.

The first court case regarding Sweden's 'OnlyFans Law' arises from a sex-buying scandal in Kramfors, where over 120 men are suspected of purchasing sex from a woman linked to a former Hells Angels member.

A Polish court has issued a European Arrest Warrant against Marcin Romanowski, suspected of involvement in a justice fund scandal, marking the second such warrant issued against him.

A Ukrainian High Anti-Corruption Court has set a bail of 200 million hryvnias for former Energy and Justice Minister Herman Haluschenko, amid a major corruption investigation involving key government figures.

A Warsaw court has issued a new European Arrest Warrant for former Deputy Justice Minister Marcin Romanowski, who has taken refuge in Hungary.

Finland's ski federation is considering appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport regarding a controversy involving Norway's use of a special wax pad during Olympic sprint skiing events.

The Israeli District Court has extended the restrictions on Tsahi Baraverman, chief of staff to Prime Minister Netanyahu, prohibiting him from leaving the country until next Tuesday.

Finland's Ski Association is considering appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport over a scandal regarding ski waxing violations during the Olympic sprint events.

Edinho Silva, President of the PT, spoke out against what he called 'prejudgment' and 'public lynching' concerning the withdrawal of Supreme Court Minister Dias Toffoli from the Banco Master case.

A disturbing investigation into allegations of sexual harassment involving a judge at the Regional Court in Ostrava reveals a culture of misconduct within Czech judicial institutions.

Finland's Olympic Committee is preparing to file a complaint with the Court of Arbitration for Sport over an alleged unfair advantage given to Norwegian male skiers during a recent sprint competition.

Volkswagen faces a court case in France connected to its diesel scandal, with a hearing set for December 18.

Former ice hockey player Jere Karalahti has attended court proceedings related to a serious drug crime scandal, expressing confidence in the judicial system.

Song Young-gil, leader of the Democratic Party, has been acquitted of all charges related to alleged illegal political funding and distributing money envelopes during the party's leadership election.

The article discusses the involvement of Brazilian Supreme Court Minister Dias Toffoli as a secret partner in a company linked to a scandal involving his family's former associates.

José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García, and Víctor de Aldama made their first appearance before the Supreme Court as they face charges related to a scandal involving the purchase of masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos and his assistant Koldo García have been ordered to attend a preliminary hearing in person at the Supreme Court after spending 77 days in prison.

A group of French families is suing the state and infant formula manufacturers for negligence over toxic contamination issues affecting over 60 countries, including Estonia.

A dramatic court case involving Olympic gold medalist Julia Simon has shocked Norway, as many initially doubted the scandal's authenticity.

Lula expressed concerns to STF ministers regarding the deterioration of the Court's image amidst the Master Bank scandal.

The appointment of Amélie de Montchalin as head of the Court of Auditors by President Emmanuel Macron has sparked controversy and criticism from opposition members who raise concerns of potential conflicts of interest.

A South Korean court dismissed charges against Kim Ye-seong in connection with the 'Kim Geun-hui Housekeeper Gate' scandal, highlighting deficiencies in the special prosecutor's investigation.

The Dalai Lama's office categorically denies any connection between the Tibetan spiritual leader and the deceased magnate Jeffrey Epstein, following his name appearing numerous times in recently declassified court files in the United States.

Former lawmaker Kwak Sang-do expressed joy after a court ruling cleared him of corruption charges related to a major bribery scandal, raising concerns about the integrity of South Korea's judicial system.

A scandal involving Brazil's Supreme Court unveils deep internal conflict and leads to a push for ethical reforms by its president, Edson Fachin.

The exposure of Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s communications with a convicted sex offender has led to a scandal shaking the Norwegian monarchy.

This is the first time in history that a former Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Zbigniew Ziobro, is wanted by a warrant due to a court's approval for his arrest related to the Justice Fund scandal.

The prosecution has filed an appeal against the second trial ruling involving former Supreme Court Chief Justice Yang Sung-tae and other judges over the judicial corruption scandal.

The controversy surrounding Crown Princess Mette-Marit has intensified, with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre urging full transparency regarding her connections to the late sex offender Epstein, leading court expert Ebba von Sydow to suggest King Harald will need to address the situation soon.

Judge Francisco de Jorge has released Francisco de Borbón, a distant relative of the former King Juan Carlos I, on bail amid allegations of money laundering connected to a narcotics police scandal.

A court saga began in Oslo involving Marius Borg Høiby, the cousin of Norway's Crown Prince Haakon, with serious allegations that further damage the royal family's reputation amid the Epstein scandal.

The reputation of the Norwegian royal family is currently experiencing perhaps its most uncomfortable and scandalous moment in modern history amid a court case against Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son, who is accused of multiple crimes, including sexual assault, while revelations from the 'Epstein files' about her personal relationships are disturbing the public.

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norwegian princess Mette-Marit, is facing a trial in Oslo District Court on multiple serious charges, including rape and threats, in a high-profile case with strict media restrictions.

Prosecutors in France are urging an appeal court to uphold a five-year ban preventing Marine Le Pen from running for office due to her involvement in a fake jobs scandal.

French prosecutors have asked the court to uphold a five-year ban on far-right leader Marine Le Pen due to a scandal involving misappropriation of EU funds and fake parliamentary jobs, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential elections.

French prosecutors are urging an appeal court to uphold a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen from public office related to a scandal over fake jobs in the EU parliament, which could impact her presidential ambitions for 2027.