During the trial of Ričardas Malinauskas and former judges for corruption, the accused will have the final word
The trial of Ričardas Malinauskas, accused of bribery alongside several others, is set to conclude with final statements from the defendants following a controversial verdict from the Kaunas Regional Court.
Linni Meister on the trial: - Knows justice will prevail!
Linni Meister has been vocal about her experience as a victim in the ongoing trial against Marius Borg Høiby, who faces several charges including rape, and awaits a verdict in June.
New Orleans attorneys found guilty in plot to stage vehicle accidents for payouts
Two personal injury attorneys in New Orleans were found guilty of orchestrating a fraudulent scheme to stage vehicle accidents for insurance payouts.
The mistake cost the station thousands of zlotys. There is a verdict for TVP
The Warsaw District Court upheld a fine against Polish Television for airing a beer advertisement during prohibited hours.
The discussed neighbor dispute has now received its verdict
Markus Hvass has been acquitted of stalking and threatening charges but received a conditional sentence for violating a restraining order against his neighbor.
Stoffer, alcohol, and graduation music with misogynistic lyrics - this is also Norway
The high-profile trial of Marius Borg Høiby concluded after seven weeks in Oslo, with the judge set to announce a verdict in June.
Verdict at the District Court: Former youth coach of TSV 1860 admits to abusing two girls
A former athletics coach from TSV 1860 has been sentenced to one year and ten months probation for sexually abusing two minors.
Residents of Panevėžys District who ordered drugs from the USA were immediately arrested in the courtroom after the verdict
Residents of Panevėžys District, Lithuania, were arrested in court after being convicted of importing drugs from the USA, including THC and psilocybin products hidden as children's toys.
Man acquitted of charges for rapes at a horse farm
A man in his fifties has been acquitted of charges related to two serious rapes and an assault of three different people at a horse farm in Skåne, Sweden.
The court announces the verdict for Antanas Kandrotas and Andrejus Lobovas for incitement to hatred
Antanas Kandrotas and Andrejus Lobovas face sentencing for incitement to hatred against former Freedom Party leader Tomas Vytautas Raskevičius due to his sexual orientation.
A week before the verdict, Emily Ceco from 'Love is Blind' broke down in tears recalling the violence she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband
Emily Ceco, a former contestant on Netflix's 'Love is Blind Argentina,' broke down while discussing the violence she endured from her ex-husband, Santiago Martínez, as the court nears a verdict in his trial.
Emily Ceco revealed more details about the trial against her ex Santiago Martínez: 'He broke the capillaries in my eyes'
Emily Ceco discusses the emotional toll and violent experiences she faced during her marriage to Santiago Martínez, as she awaits the verdict of their ongoing trial for gender violence.
Africa: Senegal Rejects CAF Verdict, Heads to Court
Senegal's football federation has rejected a ruling from the CAF and plans to take legal action to contest the decision regarding the AFCON 2025 final.
The court will announce the verdict on the cruel treatment of the dog Gausas
The court is set to deliver a verdict regarding the cruel treatment of the dog Gausas, who ultimately did not survive after being injured in June of last year.
Column "My Verdict": When Delivery Service Drivers Are Allowed to Establish a Works Council
The German Federal Labour Court has affirmed that traditional criteria for establishing works councils apply even in largely digital workplaces, specifically concerning delivery service drivers.
The verdict against Kindberg stands firm - not granted leave to appeal in the Supreme Court
Daniel Kindberg and his associates have received prison sentences for serious bribery offenses related to their time at a municipal housing company in Sweden.
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.
The lawyer was not present at the hearing. The Supreme Court will decide whether the verdict should be overturned
The article discusses a legal case where the absence of a defense attorney during a key hearing may lead to a potential overturning of a verdict by the Supreme Court of Poland.
Verdict against bus driver: "He feels infinitely sorry for what happened"
A bus driver was sentenced to a suspended prison term two years after a bus accident in Leipzig that resulted in four deaths.
Verdict: former shopkeeper and seller discriminated against Romani people at Kontiolahti K-market – video proved the case
A court in North Karelia has convicted a former shopkeeper and a seller at the Kontiolahti K-market for discrimination against Romani individuals.
4-Month-Old Girl in Critical Condition: Mother's Partner Acquitted of Assault Charges by Osaka District Court
A 47-year-old man was acquitted of assault charges related to the critical condition of his partner's four-month-old daughter in Osaka, Japan.
Codó Jury Convicts Man Who Shot at Teenagers in 2025
A man has been convicted for shooting at two teenagers in Codó, Brazil, resulting in the death of one and serious injuries to another.
A verdict has now been reached in the case of one of the deadliest attacks in Russia in over twenty years
A Moscow court has sentenced four men to life in prison for their involvement in a mass shooting that killed 149 people and injured hundreds at the Crocus City Hall in March 2024.
Milestone verdict issued on Ukraine-backed Moscow massacre
A Russian court has sentenced 15 men to life in prison for their involvement in the 2024 Crocus City Hall massacre, which left 149 dead and was alleged to be organized by Ukraine.
Not guilty verdict for a woman regarding hidden methamphetamine; conspiracy with ex-husband not acknowledged
A Japanese court acquitted a woman on drug possession charges linked to her ex-husband, determining she did not knowingly possess the drugs found in their home ceiling.
The couple selling drugs outside the courthouse heard the court's verdict
A couple was sentenced for drug possession and distribution outside a courthouse in Vilnius.
Democratic Party Member Yang Moon-seok's 'Loss of Parliamentary Seat' - 'I Will Seek Judicial Review'... "I Will Accept the Constitutional Court's Judgment"
Yang Moon-seok, a member of the Democratic Party, who lost his parliamentary seat due to fraud charges, announced plans to seek review from the Constitutional Court regarding his verdict.
Judge became emotional while delivering the verdict in the Harish Rana case
The Supreme Court of India has granted Harish Rana of Ghaziabad the right to die with dignity, leading to an emotional moment during the hearing.
Judge sentenced for raping another judge but still without immunity. Will he face a final verdict?
A judge from the District Court in Bydgoszcz was sentenced to four years in prison for raping a fellow judge, but his case is still pending appeals, raising questions about the finality of the verdict.
Not guilty verdict for fatal injury to acquaintance – Chiba District Court: 'Accomplice's testimony not credible'
A Chiba District Court ruled not guilty for a man accused of causing the death of an acquaintance, stating that the testimony of the accomplice was not credible.
Is she an accomplice in stock price manipulation or not? Kim Gun-hee's appeal verdict will be announced on the 28th of next month
Kim Gun-hee, convicted of receiving bribes from the Unification Church, will have her appeal verdict announced on the 28th of next month following a series of court hearings.
Father sentenced to life imprisonment for exploiting minor daughters after booking hotel rooms
A father in India has been sentenced to life imprisonment for exploiting his minor daughters after booking hotel rooms, following a POCSO Act case.
The Gestapo who raped an 8-year-old girl and threw her from a bridge hears another verdict after 30 years
P. Navickas, convicted for multiple crimes including robbery and previously for raping a child, faced a new court ruling in March 2024 after a string of offenses following his release from a psychiatric hospital.
Father Acquitted in Death of 7-Month-Old Son, Utsunomiya District Court Declares 'No Evidence of Crime'
A father was acquitted of causing the death of his 7-month-old son by the Utsunomiya District Court, which found insufficient evidence to prove wrongdoing.
Court verdict against the teacher who assaulted a student in Zarasai
A teacher in Zarasai, Lithuania, has been found guilty of assaulting a student and has faced legal consequences including a one-year ban from teaching.
Honorary Court reprimanded Trakai judge Monika Ambrasaite-Valentinavicius
The National Courts Administration has issued a reprimand to judge Monika Ambrasaite-Valentinavicius for failing to publicly announce a verdict in a 2024 case and not explaining the reasoning or appeal process.
Over 30 female MPs give verdict on Lammy court plan - 'cannot come soon enough'
A group of 34 female Labour MPs is urging Deputy PM David Lammy to push forward with crucial court reforms that they argue are vital for women's lives.
Police viewed people's data, was acquitted and returned to work - prosecutor and victims dissatisfied with the verdict
A police officer in Kuopio, Finland, who viewed the personal data of nearly a hundred individuals during his free time has been acquitted of charges, leading to dissatisfaction from the prosecutor and several victims.
Ex-youth camp operator sentenced to 12 years' jail for child sexual abuse
Geoff Guest, a former youth camp operator, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for child sexual abuse committed about 50 years ago.
Chaos in court as Winnipeg man found guilty of mass murder resists sheriffs
A Winnipeg jury found Jamie Felix guilty of five counts of second-degree murder, leading to chaotic scenes in court as he resisted sheriffs after the verdict was delivered.
Case Winterhoff: This Verdict is Too Lenient
The verdict against Bonn psychiatrist Michael Winterhoff, who carelessly prescribed medication to children and adolescents, has been deemed excessively lenient by critics.
Lawyer of 'coffins on wheels' sentenced by final verdict. Court reduced the sentence
A Polish lawyer was convicted of causing a fatal accident that killed two women and had his prison sentence reduced by the appellate court.
The verdict in another 'Ball' case has been announced: long years in prison and confiscated assets worth 7.3 million euros
The court convicted 19 individuals and sentenced them to imprisonment for drug-related crimes and organized crime activities.
Another 'Kamuolinių' Case Closed – 19 Defendants Heard the Verdict, Millions Awarded
The verdict in the extensive 'Kamuolinių' criminal group case has been delivered, sentencing 19 members to various penalties and involving significant financial awards.
Verdict in the Winterhoff Case: He acted with "curative intent"
The Bonn Regional Court sentenced psychiatrist Michael Winterhoff to nine months probation for bodily injury after more than 900 former patients filed complaints against him.
Ragelskis sentenced, the court imposed a special punishment: allowed to use a computer, but not social media
A judge in Lithuania sentenced L. Ragelskis to one year and nine months of restricted freedom without intensive supervision, despite his failure to appear in court for the verdict.
Not just the broadcast screen [Obscura]
The article discusses the upcoming verdict in the trial of former President Yoon Seok-youl related to charges of leading a rebellion, focusing on restrictions regarding media access to the courtroom.
Golden Dawn Trial: The Hour of the Appeals Court's Decision
The Athens Appeals Court is set to announce its verdict on the case against members of the Golden Dawn party, who were convicted of operating as a criminal organization.
The court in Vilnius will announce a verdict for pro-Russian activist Laurynas Ragelskis
A pro-Russian activist in Lithuania, Laurynas Ragelskis, faces charges related to disrespecting the memory of Belarusian activists and has maintained his innocence during the trial.
Golden Dawn: The Hour of the Verdict – From the Margins, to Parliament, and from There to Trial
The second-level court in Greece is set to announce its decision on the Golden Dawn case, marking the conclusion of a significant chapter in the country's democracy.