Hearing for Former Philippine President at International Criminal Court: Prosecutors Claim He Ordered Civilian Killings
The International Criminal Court is conducting hearings to determine if former Philippine President Duterte will face trial for allegedly ordering the killings of civilians during his controversial war on drugs.
A Unique Trial
The trial of Marius Borg Høiby, a member of Norway's royal family, is unprecedented as it involves a royal facing criminal charges and numerous celebrity witnesses.
The decision on Golden Dawn will be on March 4
The second trial for the Golden Dawn case is scheduled for March 4, when the court's verdict is expected to be announced.
Golden Dawn Trial: The Court's Decision Will Be Announced on March 4th
The decision regarding the Golden Dawn criminal organization trial will be announced on March 4th, after the court postponed the announcement due to lack of readiness.
Trump requests total immunity to avoid trial before elections
Donald Trump is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for total immunity from criminal prosecution to prevent a trial before the November elections.
Setback for a businessman, Cristina and De Vido in the trial for the Coima Notebooks
The Argentine Federal Criminal Cassation Court rejected a businessman’s offer to pay and perform community service to avoid prosecution in a corruption trial involving notable political figures.
Police caught repeatedly convicted Klaipėda residents with drugs
A pre-trial investigation has been initiated against two Klaipėda men, aged 60 and 65, known to law enforcement for their ties to organized crime and illegal drug distribution.
VIDEOS: BDP of Wednesday, February 25, 2026
A summary of the main news topics including a vote on the trial of those accused in the Marielle Franco murder case, recent rainfall fatalities in Minas Gerais, and various criminal issues in Brazil.
Athens Court: Lawyer Carried a Weapon During a Trial – What the Association of Judges and Prosecutors States
A lawyer was caught carrying a gun during a criminal trial at the Athens Court, raising significant concerns about security in judicial premises, according to a statement from the Association of Judges and Prosecutors.
Duterte personally authorized murders, says accusation at the start of trial at the ICC
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has begun hearings that may lead to former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte facing trial for crimes against humanity related to his drug war.
Duterte refuses to attend ICC pre-trial hearing, as former Philippine leader’s ‘drug war’ case begins
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has declined to attend his pre-trial hearing at the International Criminal Court regarding his participation in a controversial anti-drug campaign that resulted in thousands of deaths.
Kozani: 39-year-old arrested for illegally recording trial with her mobile phone
A 39-year-old woman was arrested in Kozani for illegally recording a criminal trial with her mobile phone during court proceedings.
Nigerian faces trial in US over sextortion, death of American
A Nigerian man, Afeez Adewale, has been extradited to the US to face charges related to sexual extortion and the death of an American man.
Crime Pod: Nora Haukland in the Witness Box
This article discusses the 12th court day in the criminal trial against Marius Borg Høiby, featuring insights from VG's crime commentator.
Austrian mountaineer ‘endlessly sorry’ for girlfriend’s death but denies criminal wrongdoing
An Austrian mountaineer expressed deep regret for the death of his girlfriend during a climbing expedition but maintains his innocence in the trial concerning her alleged abandonment.
The harsh accusation against a former prosecutor in a trial against police for stealing drug shipments and inventing cases
Claudio Scapolan, a former prosecutor, is accused of being a key player in a criminal organization involved in drug theft and falsifying legal documents, though he has not yet been formally tried for his charges.
Tempi: This is the seat for the main trial
The composition of the court for the main trial concerning the tragic railway accident in Tempi has been announced by the Larissa Three-Member Criminal Appeals Court.
Something completely extraordinary will be seen in Oslo - IL on site
The article covers the public interest surrounding the upcoming trial of Mari Borg Høiby, the son of Norwegian Prime Minister Mette-Maritime, who faces numerous criminal charges and is drawing attention at the Oslo court.
A man is detained in connection with a 12-year-old girl's pregnancy in Vidzeme; he is subjected to pre-trial detention
A 12-year-old girl in Vidzeme, Latvia, has been discovered to be pregnant, leading to the detention of a 20-year-old man on charges related to sexual offenses.
Initial Trial for Triple Homicide of Family; Defendant Claims 'I Don't Know' as Defense Argues Not Guilty
The initial trial for a defendant accused of murdering three family members in Japan has begun, with the defendant asserting ignorance of the charges and the defense claiming he is not the perpetrator and lacks criminal responsibility.
First trial for the murder of a mother and her two children in Saitama starts today, defense claims innocence
The trial for Jun Saito, accused of killing a mother, her husband, and their daughter in Saitama, begins today with the defense arguing that he was not mentally capable of criminal responsibility during the incident.
Neurosurgeon Leopoldo Luque, doctor of Diego Maradona, requested to suspend the trial, but received a resounding response
Neurosurgeon Leopoldo Luque's request to suspend the trial regarding his involvement in Diego Maradona's death was denied by the San Isidro Criminal Oral Tribunal.
Is the Last Generation a Criminal Organization? An Unprecedented Trial Begins
The Potsdam District Court has initiated proceedings against activists from the climate group Last Generation, accused of being part of a criminal organization in Germany.
"I am innocent" - The trial of the captain of the Newnew Polar Bear finally began in Hong Kong
The trial of the captain of the Newnew Polar Bear, a Chinese-owned vessel sailing under the Hong Kong flag, commenced in Hong Kong after several months of delays due to legal and translation issues.
Criminal Association: Charges Against Members of the 'Last Generation' Accepted
Five activists from the climate group 'Last Generation' face trial on charges of forming a criminal association, following a significant investigation by the Neuruppin public prosecutor's office.
The trial against former officials of 'ABLV Bank' for tax evasion continues in court
The Riga City Court is continuing to hear a criminal case against former officials of ABLV Bank regarding tax evasion.
The hell of Princess Mette Marit of Norway: between her son's trial for 38 charges and her scandalous friendship with Epstein
Princess Mette-Marit of Norway faces a troubled period as her son, Marius Borg Høiby, is being tried for multiple criminal charges, including four counts of rape, while her past friendship with Jeffrey Epstein adds to the controversy.
The Prosecutor's Office has terminated the pre-trial investigation into the financing of the 'Nemuno aušra' election campaign
The Prosecutor's Office concluded that no criminal activity was committed regarding the financing of the 'Nemuno aušra' party's campaign during last year's elections.
Former Nomura Securities Employee Trial Denies Intent to Kill, Charged with Attempted Murder and Arson
A former employee of Nomura Securities is on trial for attempted murder and arson after allegedly drugging a client to steal 18 million yen and setting the residence on fire.
Mendoza: former judge Walter Bento requested house arrest and seeks to delay the trial
Walter Bento, a former judge in Mendoza, has requested house arrest while attempting to delay his ongoing trial related to leading a criminal organization that extorted bribes for judicial benefits.
The trial for the Tempi incident will definitively take place in Larissa, according to the Supreme Court's decision
The criminal section of the Supreme Court rejected the request of eight relatives of victims to change the venue of the trial, confirming it will be held in Larissa.
A large pre-trial investigation into modern slavery and drug trafficking has been completed in Klaipėda
A significant pre-trial investigation has concluded in Klaipėda, revealing an international criminal network involved in modern slavery and large-scale drug trafficking.
[Breaking News] Seoul High Court Designates Rebellion Trial Division... Criminal Divisions 1 and 12 Assigned
The Seoul High Court has designated its Criminal Division 1 and Division 12 to handle appeals related to rebellion cases following the implementation of its dedicated Rebellion Trial Division law.
[Updated Regularly] Review of the Re-Trial System, What Are the Latest Discussions? Summary of Key Issues and Background
Discussions surrounding the review of the re-trial system aimed at rescuing victims of wrongful convictions are intensifying, with the Ministry of Justice targeting amendments to the Criminal Procedure Act following the House of Representatives election.
In Lithuania, 28 people are suspected of involvement in smuggling balloons from Belarus
Lithuanian authorities have identified 28 suspects in an ongoing pre-trial investigation into smuggled balloons from Belarus, with five arrested as potential organizers of the criminal activities in Lithuania.
The Prosecutor's Office has not yet reached an indictment in Molder's criminal proceedings
The Prosecutor's Office is still in the pre-trial phase and has not yet filed charges against Tõnis Molder, remaining at the same stage as nearly a year ago.
Trial opens for Norwegian princess’s son on multiple charges
The trial for the son of a Norwegian princess has commenced, facing multiple criminal charges.
Høiby admits partial criminal responsibility - denies rapes
Marius Borg Høiby acknowledged partial guilt for several charges but denied the most serious accusations, including four counts of rape, as his trial commenced in Oslo.
Audi Criminal Trial: Properly Grit in the Gears
More than five years after the indictment, the second Audi trial regarding the diesel scandal begins, raising questions about the efficiency of the criminal justice system and undermining trust in the legal handling of corporate crime.
Norway’s royal crisis: Crown princess faces Epstein scrutiny ahead of son’s rape trial
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway is under scrutiny due to her connections with Jeffrey Epstein as her son, Marius Borg Hoiby, faces multiple criminal charges, including rape.
Sauna Owner in Kemerovo Region Placed in Pre-Trial Detention After Fire Kills 5 Teenagers
A sauna owner in Siberia's Kemerovo region has been placed in pre-trial detention following a fire that killed five teenagers during a birthday party.
Trial against Marius Borg Høiby: The son goes to court – the mother traveling
The trial against Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, begins in Oslo with 32 criminal charges against him, while his mother and Crown Prince Haakon are absent from the courtroom.
Trial in Düsseldorf: The Monopoly on Violence of the Rule of Law Also Applies to 'Antifascists'
The trial in Düsseldorf addresses serious charges against defendants who label themselves 'antifascists' and claim to act in a larger societal context, but the focus is on their violent actions.
Ábalos now has a new lawyer before the Supreme Court: the criminal lawyer Marino Turiel
Former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos has appointed a new lawyer, Marino Turiel, as he faces a 60,000 euro bond requirement from the Supreme Court regarding the Mask Trial.
'White Tiger' trial begins in Hamburg - overshadowed by allegations of violence
The complex 'White Tiger' internet criminal trial begins in Hamburg, marred by serious allegations of an assault on the defendant.
Bordeaux: Accused of 17 rapes, former teacher of a prestigious Catholic institution brought before the criminal court
A former teacher from the private Catholic institution Saint-Genès La Salle is facing trial in the Gironde criminal court for multiple counts of rape and sexual assault against minors, with investigations revealing 36 potential victims.
Marseille: Félix Bingui, alleged leader of the Yoda gang, will be tried from May 18 to June 5 for drug trafficking
Félix Bingui, the alleged leader of the Yoda criminal gang, will stand trial in Marseille alongside 19 co-defendants suspected of operating a significant drug dealing operation.
Aldama admits to several crimes before the 'mask case' trial but asks the Prosecutor's Office to reduce its prison request for "proactive cooperation with Justice"
Víctor de Aldama has acknowledged several crimes related to the mask case while requesting a lighter prison sentence due to his cooperation with authorities.
"White Tiger" trial in Hamburg: Cruelty is their currency
The article discusses the life and background of Shahriar J., a medical student involved in the "White Tiger" trial in Hamburg, highlighting the contrasting expectations of success and the reality of his involvement in criminal activities.
The death of Judge Beni Shgaya may delay the trial of the submarines case
The recent death of Judge Beni Shgaya in a car accident may postpone the trial of the submarines case, raising unprecedented dilemmas for the judicial system on how to handle a criminal case overseen by a judge who has passed away just before delivering a verdict after years of proceedings.