Is vigilante justice becoming common? Cuts of millions of euros could collapse the justice system
Finland faces significant cuts to its judicial budget, raising concerns over an increase in vigilante justice as court personnel and prosecutors warn of deteriorating justice delivery.
The National Court orders an investigation into police maneuvers against Miguel Urbán as part of the dirty war against Podemos
The National Court of Spain has classified former Podemos eurodeputy Miguel Urbán as a victim in an investigation regarding police operations aimed at damaging the reputation of Podemos during its peak influence.
The justice system forces Airbnb to pay a fine of 64 million euros imposed by Consumer Affairs
The Madrid Superior Court of Justice has upheld a 64 million euro fine against Airbnb for various violations in the publication of rental advertisements for tourist accommodations.
The National Court frees 24 defendants for drug trafficking after a Constitutional Court ruling
The National Court of Spain has released 24 individuals accused of drug trafficking following a recent ruling by the Constitutional Court.
Annette Ramelsberger and Bernhard Schlink: Who Provides Us Justice?
Bestselling author Bernhard Schlink and court reporter Annette Ramelsberger discuss the fairness of the judicial system and the limits of the quest for justice in a recent interview.
JÜRI TOOMEPUU ⟩ "Put Putin on trial" – Significant rifts are emerging in the Kremlin's court
Former politician Jüri Toomepuu discusses the emergence of critical voices from within Russia's political system that challenge the Kremlin.
Judicial Reform, What Would Change with the Approval of the Referendum: Comparing the Texts
The article discusses proposed changes to the Italian Constitution regarding the judicial system, focusing on the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors along with the establishment of distinct Councils and a new disciplinary High Court.
Jamie Sarkonak: The crusading judge who helped Liberals build a race-based sentencing regime
The article discusses Judge Faisal Mirza's implementation of race-based considerations in sentencing within the Canadian judicial system.
Here’s where to request the electoral card
Over 951,000 Milanese citizens, including first-time voters, are called to vote in a constitutional referendum related to the judicial system and the establishment of a disciplinary court, with resources available online for voting information.
Moraes requests PGR's position on Bolsonaro's home confinement request
Minister Alexandre de Moraes of Brazil's Supreme Court has asked the Attorney General's Office to respond to a request for house arrest made by former President Jair Bolsonaro's defense team.
Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for stabbing brother-in-law during argument in MA
A man has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for fatally stabbing his brother-in-law during a family dispute in Gonçalves Dias, Brazil.
PiS files a request to the Constitutional Tribunal after the NSA ruling on same-sex marriages
The Polish government is challenging a court ruling that ordered the registration of a same-sex marriage in Poland.
The shareholder of 'Versiculus,' Evaldas Gudynas, allegedly bribed a representative of the defense system
A criminal case regarding the alleged bribery of a defense system employee by Evaldas Gudynas has been transferred to the Kaunas court in Lithuania.
Angola: Court Convicts 21 Defendants and Acquits Six in AGT 2025 Case
A court in Luanda convicted 21 individuals for defrauding the Angolan state out of over 100 billion kwanzas in a major financial scandal, while six others were acquitted.
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.
Another Trani Case: How the Prosecutor Destroyed Another Innocent
The case of Tommaso Minervini, the former mayor of Molfetta, highlights critical issues regarding judicial procedures in Italy following his exoneration by the Court of Cassation.
TCU opens investigation into delays in dialysis funding for SUS; clinics warn of risk to patients
The Brazilian Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) has launched an investigation into funding delays affecting dialysis clinics under the Unified Health System (SUS), raising concerns about patient safety.
Death of Athos and Tango: SCJN analyzes project that could reduce the sentence of the murderer of two puppies
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) is reviewing a proposal that could potentially reduce the sentence of a man convicted of poisoning two rescue dogs in Mexico.
Vorcaro signs confidentiality agreement; Mendonça denies house arrest and transfers banker to the Federal Police
Brazilian banker Daniel Vorcaro has signed a confidentiality agreement with the Prosecutor's Office while his request for house arrest has been denied by Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Court.
Court orders the arrest of retired judge convicted of raping his own granddaughter in AM
The Amazonas court has ordered the arrest of retired judge Rafael de Araújo Romano after he was sentenced to 47 years for sexually abusing his granddaughter.
Confirmed sentence for serious assault against a Vinakot employee
A court has confirmed a sentence for a significant bodily assault against an employee of Vinakot.
Fishermen acquitted of manslaughter receive additional compensation
Three fishermen in Denmark, who were acquitted after being wrongfully imprisoned for a colleague's death, have been awarded extra compensation by the court due to the severity of their ordeal.
Childcare worker guilty of indecent treatment of child, not guilty of rape
A former childcare worker was found guilty of indecent treatment of a child but not guilty of digitally raping the child in his care.
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.
Should it be assessed whether a thirteen-year-old is mature enough to give consent
The Icelandic Supreme Court has annulled a previous ruling regarding a man's conviction for the rape of a thirteen-year-old girl, ordering a reassessment of whether she was capable of giving consent due to her maturity.
Liga2 Case: Judge Rejects Nullifications, Declares Procedural Validity and Allows Prosecutor to Issue Accusatory Opinion
A judge in Ecuador declared the procedural validity of the Liga2 case, rejecting nullification claims made by several defendants.
Regions Escape Million Fines – Company Cambio Pays
A Swedish court ruled that a controversial procurement of the Cosmic journal system was illegal, but the fines will be covered by the company Cambio instead of the nine involved regions.
Lagos court fines ship, 10 sailors $6m for cocaine smuggling —NDLEA
A Federal High Court in Lagos has fined a ship and ten Filipino sailors $6 million for their involvement in cocaine smuggling.
'I have complete faith in the judicial system': Rajpal Yadav
Famous comedian and Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav received significant relief from the Delhi High Court in an old cheque bounce case, with the court extending his interim bail until the next hearing scheduled for April 1.
South Africa turns to dogs to help children in court
South Africa is utilizing therapy dogs to assist children during court proceedings, aiming to reduce their anxiety and improve their experience in the judicial system.
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.
The TSJ questions the main line of investigation of the judge in the flood case and former counselor Pradas reaffirms her thesis: "There is no evidence of a link between each death and the ES-Alert"
The Court of Justice of the Valencian Community doubts the judge's key investigative line regarding the late ES-Alert system, impacting the ongoing flood case against ex-counselor Salomé Pradas.
Businessman convicted of attempted homicide against young Black man in MA escapes the court before receiving sentence
Businessman Jonathan Silva Barbosa escaped from the court in Açailândia, Brazil, before his sentencing for the attempted murder of Gabriel Silva Nascimento.
The Fall: The New Political and Judicial Chapter of Cristina
Cristina Kirchner faces legal challenges as she appears in court for a high-profile corruption case in Argentina.
18 cows died of hunger: the "immediate transfer" of 184 animals held by Justice was ordered
The Supreme Court of Corrientes has ordered the urgent transfer of 184 cows that were held in a rural area due to a legal investigation, following the starvation of 18 cows.
Mother raped her daughter with a man in Kuopio – Sentences reduced
A Finnish court reduced the sentences of a mother and a man convicted of severe child rape involving the mother's ten-year-old daughter.
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.
Marielle Case: Former Delegate Rivaldo Barbosa Returns to Prison in RJ
Former delegate Rivaldo Barbosa has returned to the prison system in Rio de Janeiro after being transferred from a federal penitentiary in Mossoró, RN, following a Supreme Court ruling.
Hospital resumes services through SUS in Vitória da Conquista after court decision
The Unimec Hospital in Vitória da Conquista has resumed services under the Unified Health System (SUS) following a legal ruling after a two-week suspension.
Report on 'Legal Distortion Crime' accusation against Judge Ji Gwi-yeon... assigned to the Seoul Police Agency's investigation unit
The case against Judge Ji Gwi-yeon for legal distortion has been assigned to Seoul Police's investigation unit, following a similar move for Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae.
Salary Guarantee: The Court of Auditors Considers a Reduction of Rights
The Court of Auditors in France is evaluating the potential reduction of employee rights in response to the increasing financial pressures on the salary guarantee system.
Case Julio Iglesias: Isn't the 'most universal Spaniard' Spanish after all?
The article discusses the responsibility of the Spanish justice system to investigate accusations against singer Julio Iglesias regarding serious crimes, despite the denial of prosecution by the National Court.
The Reality Behind the Death Row Inmate's Withdrawal of Appeal in the KyoAni Incident: 'Spitz's Cherry'
The Osaka High Court ruled that the withdrawal of appeal by death row inmate Shinji Aoba in the Kyoto Animation arson case was invalid, revealing flaws in Japan's criminal justice system.
R. Tamašunienė: we need to seek greater funding for the judges' team
Minister R. Tamašunienė emphasizes the necessity of increasing salaries for judges' assistants and court psychologists to ensure a more efficient judicial system.
Validation of the ruling by the judge in Chubut exposed for using AI: 'Here you have point IV reedited, without quotes and ready to copy and paste'
The Chubut Superior Court of Justice upheld a ruling involving the use of artificial intelligence by a judge to draft part of a sentence, stating that such usage does not invalidate a court decision unless there is concrete harm.
Man reports bomb at court in Olomouc. He was not satisfied with the verdict in his case
A man in Olomouc declared there was a bomb at a court due to dissatisfaction with his case's verdict.
Čurilla and Ďurka will not go to custody, the regional court rejected the prosecutor's complaint
Two police officers, Ján Čurilla and Pavol Ďurka, will not face custody as the regional court upheld a previous ruling that questioned the validity of the prosecution's request for their detention.
Teenager pleads not guilty to murder over alleged role in fatal stabbing
A teenager has pleaded not guilty to murder in the Brisbane Supreme Court, accused of handing a knife to another teen who fatally stabbed Aiden Bower-Miles in 2023.
Concerns Associated with the Use of Lay Judges in Court Proceedings
The Estonian Ministry of Justice has proposed legislation to expedite court proceedings, suggesting the abolition of lay judges due to various concerns about their effectiveness.
Supreme Court Justice Doubts Whether Pakosta Amendment Will Shorten Court Proceedings
Supreme Court Justice Juhan Sarv questions if the proposed amendment will effectively shorten court procedures.