Tempi: The trial begins - The courtroom is full, tension over overcrowding conditions
The trial for the Tempi railway tragedy, which resulted in the deaths of 57 people, began in Larissa today under strict security and amidst concerns over overcrowding in the courtroom.
Mask on the face, limping steps... accused Manjeet arrives in court in Surya murder case
Manjeet Chauhan, accused in the murder of student Surya Pratap Singh in Varanasi, has been presented in court under heavy security.
Documents and data carriers from Belgium received in the Ždanoka case by the VDD
The State Security Service (VDD) of Latvia has received documents and data carriers from the Belgian police related to former MEP Tatjana Ždanoka's residence in Brussels, following a court ruling rejecting her appeal.
RN Courts Orders Platform to Return 120,000 Air Miles to Fraud Victim
A court in Rio Grande do Norte has ruled that an air miles program must return 120,000 miles to a customer who was a victim of fraud.
Crisis in public transport: preventive measure prevents Ricco from removing bus fleet from Acre
A Brazilian labor court has prevented Ricco Transportes e Turismo from removing its bus fleet from Acre without judicial authorization, amidst concerns over unpaid wages and social security contributions affecting over 450 workers.
Head of the Security Police Commission on the Creation of a Separate Investigative Committee: Existing Committees Cover This Topic
The opposition's proposal to establish a separate investigative committee in the Riigikogu to examine the actions of the Prosecutor's Office and the Security Police in specific court cases was rejected with coalition support yesterday.
Ex-MI5 contractor had ninja-style training in swords and knives, court told
A former MI5 contractor is on trial for breaching national security laws, having allegedly possessed a lock knife and leaked sensitive information to a foreign power.
Ali Mamlouk, the Engineer of Fear: What Do Newly Revealed Documents Reveal?
A French court has sentenced Syrian security chief Ali Mamlouk to life in prison for his role in the torture and detention of thousands of Syrians, highlighting ongoing human rights violations in Syria.
Vigilante dismissed after going to a barbecue while on medical leave posted photo of audio system and wrote: 'Day to enjoy at the father-in-law's house,' says Justice
A security guard in Brazil was fired for just cause after attending a barbecue while on medical leave and posting about it on social media, leading the court to affirm that his actions breached trust with his employer.
Harsher Sentence for Explosives in Billund Airport
A 39-year-old Russian citizen received an increased prison sentence of eight years for causing a bomb scare at Billund Airport in Denmark.
District Court: Ben Gvir Must Promote Officer Rinat Saban by Monday, or She Will Be Promoted Without His Approval
A Jerusalem district court ruled that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir must approve the promotion of Officer Rinat Saban by Monday, or she will be promoted without his consent.
District Court: Ben Gvir Must Promote Officer Rinat Saban by Monday, or She Will Be Promoted Without His Approval
A Jerusalem district court judge has ruled that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir must approve the promotion of Officer Rinat Saban by Monday, or she will automatically be promoted without his consent.
Judge Merle Parts became a victim of an attack in the courtroom: the accused threw a crutch at her
Judge Merle Parts shared her experiences of unexpected violent incidents in court, including one where an accused threw a crutch at her, but fortunately, she was not injured.
Security guard dismissed after posting photo at barbecue during medical leave claimed he was only at a 'family lunch', says Justice
A security guard dismissed for posting photos at a barbecue during medical leave argued it was merely a family gathering, but the court upheld the termination for just cause.
After having her request denied by the INSS, Justice grants pension to the daughter of a victim of femicide in RS
A Brazilian court has granted a pension to a 12-year-old girl whose application was initially denied by the National Institute of Social Security following her mother's femicide.
'A slow burning disaster': National court transcript service calls in administrators
VIQ Solutions Australia, responsible for court transcriptions, has gone into voluntary administration amid national security concerns over sensitive court files being accessed offshore.
The Legal Advisor to the Court: Ben Gvir Violates a Court Ruling, It Should Be Established That a Promotion Can Be Advanced Without His Approval
The Israeli Attorney General asserts that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is violating a court ruling by failing to promote police officer Rinat Saban, and seeks court confirmation that her promotion can proceed without his approval.
At Netanyahu's Request, the High Court Postponed the Hearing on Petitions for Ben Gvir's Dismissal to Next Month
The High Court of Israel has postponed a hearing regarding petitions for the dismissal of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir at the request of Prime Minister Netanyahu, citing the ongoing war.
Helped Russia with 'Starlink' routers: Azerbaijani citizen receives 11-year prison sentence
A court in Riga has sentenced an Azerbaijani citizen to 11 years in prison for aiding Russia by providing illegal military supplies, including 'Starlink' routers.
Vigilante who took medical leave and posted photo at barbecue should be fired for just cause, rules court
A Brazilian court upheld the just cause firing of a security guard who took medical leave but was later seen posting photos at a barbecue on social media.
Defense of former Bolsonaro advisor goes to STF to request his transfer from prison
The defense of Filipe Martins, a former presidential advisor under Jair Bolsonaro, has filed a security mandate with Brazil's Supreme Court seeking his transfer to a more secure prison in the Curitiba metropolitan area.
Allahabad High Court Strict on Sambhal Namaz Case, Directed to Ensure Security Arrangements
The Allahabad High Court has issued strict directives regarding security arrangements for prayers at a mosque in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, while challenging the administrative order limiting the number of worshippers.
DRDO Director Accused of Spying for Pakistan, Bail Decision Reserved
The Bombay High Court has reserved its decision on the bail application of Dr. Pradeep Kurulkar, a senior scientist at DRDO, who is accused of espionage for Pakistan.
Netanyahu to the High Court on the Petition to Dismiss Ben Gvir: There is no place to hold this sensitive discussion during wartime
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested the Supreme Court to dismiss a petition demanding the dismissal of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir during wartime.
National Security Law Case Goes to Supreme Court After 12 Years... "An Ordinary Prosecutor Wouldn't Appeal"
A former mayor, who has been in a legal battle for 12 years under the National Security Law, condemned the prosecutor's decision to appeal his acquittal.
Cristina Kirchner will arrive at the court for her interrogation on Tuesday without handcuffs and with her security detail
Cristina Kirchner, under house arrest for corruption, is set for her court interrogation regarding the bribery notebooks case, monitored by an electronic ankle bracelet.
The justice system forces Social Security to retroactively recognize a police officer's seniority
The Madrid High Court has mandated that Social Security acknowledge a national police officer's seniority retroactively, affecting payments from 2019 to 2022.
Kyrsten Sinema says in court filings she had a ‘romantic’ relationship with guard
Former Senator Kyrsten Sinema disclosed a romantic relationship with a married member of her security detail in court filings, while arguing against a lawsuit claiming she caused a marriage to break up.
Former player security and parliamentary advisor: who is the penal police officer known as Bonitão, who is wanted by the STF
Luciano Fagundes Pinheiro, a penal police officer known as Bonitão, is wanted by Brazil's Supreme Court for allegedly attempting to delay the extradition of an international drug trafficker.
Family in the woods, one of the three children starts a hunger strike. Today the visit of the Guarantee has been annulled
One of three children in a foster care situation has begun a hunger strike demanding the return of their mother, leading to heightened security concerns for a local judge.
Ex-MI5 contractor flew to Latvia to pass secrets to foreign power, court hears
A former MI5 contractor is on trial for allegedly attempting to pass classified information to a foreign state in Latvia.
Russian court sentenced 15 people to life for attack on concert hall in 2024
A Russian court has sentenced 15 individuals to life imprisonment for their involvement in a 2024 attack on a concert hall.
Pre-trial investigation into murder of Ukrainian MP Parubii completed
The Security Service of Ukraine has concluded its pre-trial investigation into the murder of MP Andrii Parubii and has sent the indictment to court.
Justice will decide how unemployed workers prove their right to INSS benefits; understand
The Superior Court of Justice in Brazil is set to rule on how unemployed workers can demonstrate entitlement to social security benefits without having made recent contributions.
Oversight of the Kapo is under scrutiny. Adviser to the Chancellor of Justice: "The situation has improved over ten years"
The ongoing oversight of the Estonian Internal Security Service (Kapo) continues to be contentious, even after a court ruling on police leaders' trial in January.
Family in the woods, increased vigilance for the president of the Juvenile Court
The president of the Juvenile Court of L'Aquila, Cecilia Angrisano, has received heightened security due to public outcry and threats following a controversial decision regarding a family's custody.
Family of the forest, increased security for the president of the Tribunal: 'Be careful with your children'
Cecilia Angrisano, president of the Juvenile Court of L'Aquila, faces serious threats and harassment online following controversial rulings regarding child custody.
Anthropic Sues the Pentagon. The War Over Artificial Intelligence Ends Up in Court
The American startup Anthropic has sued the Pentagon after being classified as a 'supply chain risk', which impacts its ability to participate in national security contracts and programs.
China's top court says it treats AI cases with care without stifling growth or innovation
China's Supreme People's Court emphasizes careful adjudication of AI-related cases while supporting technological innovation and preventing abuse.
Court to Open Case of Incendiary Packages in Mid-April
A Lithuanian court is set to begin hearings on a terrorism-related case involving incendiary devices sent through DHL and DPD.
Key figure in the Master scandal, Daniel Vorcaro, will remain imprisoned in a 6 m² cell in a maximum-security prison in BrasÃlia
Daniel Vorcaro, the central figure in the Banco Master scandal, has been transferred to a maximum-security prison in BrasÃlia following a court order.
Police Suggests Expanding Protection Scheme for André Mendonça's Family, Rapporteur of Master and INSS Cases at the STF
The Federal Supreme Court's Judicial Police proposes extending security arrangements to the family of Justice André Mendonça due to his involvement in high-profile cases.
Judge MartÃnez de Giorgi will investigate Patricia Bullrich for repression during a retirees' march
Judge Marcelo MartÃnez de Giorgi is tasked with investigating allegations against former Security Minister Patricia Bullrich concerning her actions during a retirees' march in Buenos Aires.
The Supreme Court Frees Dangerous Imam
The Italian Supreme Court has released imam Mohamed Shahin, raising concerns about national security despite his connections to extremist figures and organizations.
The District Court ruled that the evidence against ten of the defendants in the smuggling to Gaza does not establish security offenses and they are expected to be released
The District Court in Beer Sheva ordered the release of ten out of fifteen defendants in a smuggling case to Gaza, citing insufficient evidence for security offenses.
Inside bungled alleged plot to kill Donald Trump 'backed by Iran' and hatched in a strip club
A court revealed a foiled plot allegedly backed by Iran to kill Donald Trump, planned in a strip club and exposed to undercover agents.
Public Defender will investigate the actions of public security volunteers in Florianópolis
The Public Defender's Office of Santa Catarina will investigate a law allowing volunteers to assist the municipal security department, following potential violations of a Supreme Court ruling regarding the removal of homeless individuals from public spaces.
The Attorney General to the Supreme Court: Issue an Order to Dismiss Ben Gvir from His Position as Minister Responsible for the Police
Israel's Attorney General has requested the Supreme Court to remove Itamar Ben Gvir from his position as Minister of National Security due to his interference with police work.
The Attorney General to the Supreme Court: Issue an Order to Dismiss Ben Gvir from the Position of Minister in Charge of the Police
Israel's Attorney General has requested the Supreme Court to issue an order dismissing National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from his position, criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu's silence on Ben Gvir's conduct.
Players flee court at UAE tennis event after security alert amid Middle East war
Players were forced to evacuate during an ATP Challenger tournament in Fujairah, UAE, following a security alert linked to the escalating Middle East conflict.