The Bears of Lenia
Lenia Batres proposed the local Congress in Chiapas should legislate on indigenous matters before federal law is established, facing unanimous disapproval from her peers during a court session held in front of a local audience.
Judicial Setback for Gavin Newsom in California: Law Requiring Visible ID for ICE Agents Suspended
A federal appeals court temporarily suspended a California law requiring ICE agents to display visible identification, marking a setback for Governor Gavin Newsom amidst immigration policy tensions with the Trump administration.
Marcelo Cerqueira, lawyer and former deputy, reference in the defense of democracy, dies
Marcelo Cerqueira, a prominent Brazilian lawyer and former federal deputy known for his defense of democracy, passed away at the age of 87 in Rio de Janeiro due to complications from pneumonia and sepsis.
Court in Washington: Religious Organizations Have the Right to Hire Exclusively Believers
A federal appeals court in the U.S. has upheld the principle that religious organizations can hire only individuals who share their religious beliefs, deeming this practice a constitutionally protected autonomy of churches and religious communities.
47 boats used in mining are rendered unusable on the Madeira River during an operation by the Federal Police and Ibama in RO
A joint operation by Brazil's Federal Police and environmental agency Ibama has rendered 47 boats used for illegal gold mining unusable on the Madeira River.
Federal Politics: SPD Wants Tenant Protection to be Anchored in the New Heating Law
The SPD is advocating for tenant protections in the new heating law to shield renters from high heating costs.
Positions, influences, areas: seized spreadsheet lists 'what they have' deputies and 'requests' made to Bacellar, according to the Federal Police
A seized spreadsheet reveals the political connections and requests made by several deputies in the Rio de Janeiro state assembly, leading to an investigation into potential corruption.
Virginia vs. ICE: what the official directive says that dismantles the 287(g) agreements and what is still allowed
Virginia's Governor Abigail Spanberger has issued an official directive dismantling the 287(g) agreements with ICE, altering the cooperation between state police and federal immigration enforcement.
Anger at Detroit police U-turn over officers’ call to border agents
The Detroit police's decision to reverse the firing of two officers for coordinating arrests with federal immigration agents has sparked backlash and accusations of succumbing to political pressure.
Current Lexicon: What is an Urgent Procedure?
The article explains the concept of an urgent procedure in administrative court, particularly in the context of a case brought by the AfD against its classification as 'securely far-right' by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
Justice condemns Caixa to pay R$ 640,000 to family after life insurance denied for cocaine use
A Brazilian court has ordered Caixa Econômica Federal to pay R$ 639,000 to the family of a man whose life insurance claim was denied due to alleged cocaine use and supposed intent to commit suicide.
Will There Be Another Tantrum? Judge Halts Donald Trump's Plan to Accelerate Deportations
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's plan to intensify deportations of undocumented immigrants under a century-old immigration law.
"I'm going to buy champagne to celebrate the death of a police officer," he said after murdering a prison officer
A 15-year-old boy was arrested for the murder of federal prison officer Alberto Javier Ávalos during a robbery in Argentina, having reportedly announced plans to celebrate the officer's death.
Liberals survive confidence vote as House passes budget implementation bill
The federal Liberals' Budget Implementation Act successfully passed a confidence vote in the House of Commons, moving one step closer to becoming law after gaining support from opposition parties.
Columbia University reports that agents detained a student on campus
Columbia University has reported that federal agents allegedly used false pretenses to enter a campus building and detain a student.
Federal Revenue and Civil Police seize more than 5,000 ecstasy pills in Natal
Federal authorities in Brazil seized over 5,300 ecstasy-like pills in Natal, marking the largest synthetic drug bust in the state of Rio Grande do Norte.
Australia news live: attorneys general to meet to discuss antisemitism and online hate; cheaper mortgages push up cash rate, RBA says
Australia’s state and federal attorneys general are meeting to address rising antisemitism and online hate in a concerted effort to reinforce protections against discrimination and hate speech.
From Declaration to Constitution. The Adams and Jefferson Dispute
The article discusses the historical context of the Articles of Confederation and the evolution of American governance, particularly emphasizing the contributions of Thomas Jefferson and the weaknesses of the early federal government.
ADEPA expressed its 'concern' over the aggression towards a cameraman by the Federal Police
ADEPA has voiced concern regarding the aggression and subsequent detention of a cameraman by the Federal Police during a protest.
Toronto man caught in U.S. online child predator sting sentenced to 10 years in prison
A Toronto man was sentenced to 10 years in U.S. federal prison for attempting to meet a minor for sexual purposes, unknowingly engaging with an undercover police officer instead.
Good news in Texas for Trump: the SAVE Act law requiring proof of citizenship to vote has come into effect
Texas has implemented a citizenship verification mechanism that President Trump aims to extend nationwide through the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship to register and vote in federal elections.
The cameraman assaulted by a Federal Police agent spoke: 'They were kicking me from below'
Cameraman Facundo Tedeschini discussed his assault and detention by Federal Police while covering a Greenpeace protest against glacier law reforms.
Lawsuit: Munich's Mayor Plans to Challenge Bed Tax Law at Federal Constitutional Court
The city of Munich is seeking to challenge a Bavarian law that prohibits a bed tax for tourists in hopes of generating additional revenue.
A group of journalists was assaulted in Congress and a cameraman was detained
A group of journalists were attacked by federal police outside the Argentine Congress during a debate on glacier protection laws, resulting in the detention of a cameraman.
What is the 'Dileela Law' that Trump intends to pass? The answer in 9 points
Trump is pushing for a federal bill called the 'Dileela Law' aimed at preventing undocumented immigrants from obtaining commercial driver's licenses.
Sale, incorporation into assets, loan guarantee: know what BRB can do with the properties offered by Ibaneis
The government of the Federal District has proposed a law to transfer nine public properties to the Bank of Brasília to improve its financial situation after failed transactions.
PF carries out search warrants at company and dealership linked to Fernando Bezerra Coelho and sons; operation investigates embezzlement of funds
The Federal Police in Brazil conducted search warrants targeting a construction company and a car dealership associated with former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho and his sons in an investigation into parliamentary embezzlement.
If you call me a thief
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court upheld a law that increases penalties for offenses against the honor of public officials, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
Herzog Institute takes action in the STF against amnesty for the murder of Rubens Paiva
The Vladimir Herzog Institute has been admitted as amicus curiae in a Supreme Federal Court case regarding the applicability of the Amnesty Law to the case of Rubens Paiva, a former congressman who was disappeared and murdered during the military dictatorship in Brazil.
Canadian border shooting: New Hampshire man charged after shot fired at U.S. agent
A New Hampshire man has been charged with attempted murder of a federal officer following a shooting incident at the Canada-U.S. border.
It is already used in Texas: the SAVE Act law that requires citizenship to vote and that Trump wants to apply across the U.S.
The SAVE Act proposed by Trump mandates proof of U.S. citizenship for federal election registration, similar to a law currently in Texas.
PRF seizes over 700 kg of drugs transported in truck cabin on BR-153 in Tocantins
A driver was arrested for drug trafficking on BR-153 in Araguaína, Tocantins, with over 700 kg of narcotics discovered in his truck cabin by the Federal Highway Police (PRF).
PF targets former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho and son in operation over suspected embezzlement of amendments
The Federal Police of Brazil has launched an operation targeting former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho and his son, Fernando Coelho Filho, over alleged embezzlement of funds and fraudulent contracts.
Protected by the law: the true rights of migrants if ICE wants to enter a house in Texas
A recent ICE operation in Texas led to a federal lawsuit after agents entered a home without a warrant, highlighting the constitutional rights of migrants in such situations.
Gilmar Mendes, from the Supreme Federal Court, decides that the Judiciary and the Public Ministry can only pay 'fringe benefits' if provided for by federal law
Minister Gilmar Mendes ruled that the Judiciary and Public Ministry in Brazil can only authorize fringe benefits if there is a federal law in place.
Federal Court cancels auction of green area in Salvador and declares law unconstitutional
A federal court in Brazil canceled an auction for a green area in Salvador, ruling a municipal law unconstitutional in relation to the case.
Testimony about alleged Trump abuse removed by the Justice Department
The U.S. Justice Department has removed documents related to Epstein that implicate Donald Trump, raising questions about compliance with federal law regarding the release of such files.
CNJ determines immediate investigation of harassment allegations against intern in Federal Justice of RR
The National Justice Council (CNJ) in Brazil has mandated an immediate investigation into harassment allegations by a law intern against a director and a federal judge in Roraima's Federal Criminal Court.
Customs and Federal Criminal Police: Cabinet Discusses Action Plan Against Organized Crime
The German federal cabinet is set to approve an action plan against organized crime, focusing on enhanced digital analysis powers and stronger investigations into money laundering.
Press Law: Morocco Fails in Lawsuit Against SZ and 'Zeit'
The Federal Court of Justice in Germany has ruled that foreign states cannot bring lawsuits against domestic media for alleged violations of their national honor, rejecting Morocco's revisions in a legal dispute.
Witness to immigration agent’s killing of friend last year dies in Texas car crash
A key witness to the 2025 shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez by a federal immigration agent tragically died in a car crash in Texas.
Understand what happened after the US Supreme Court blocked Trump's tariffs
The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's global tariffs violated federal law, impacting his economic agenda and leaving international trade agreements uncertain.
Gilmar Mendes orders suspension of 'penduricalhos' for the Public Ministry and Judiciary
Minister Gilmar Mendes of the Supreme Federal Court ordered that indemnity funds, known as 'penduricalhos', can only be paid to members of the Judiciary and Public Ministry if provided for by law approved by the National Congress.
Environmental protection area and local site in legal impasse are part of DF project to assist BRB
The government of the Federal District of Brazil has proposed a law to use public properties, including an environmental protection area, to help capitalize the Banco de Brasília.
Career criminal Oscar Fowler back in custody on state charges after Biden freed him
Oscar Fowler, a repeat offender whose federal sentence was commuted by President Biden, has been arrested again to face state charges, according to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier.
Committee amends Liberal clause in budget bill that critics say ‘dynamites the rule of law’
The Canadian finance committee has passed Conservative amendments to a budget bill, addressing concerns about a clause that allows cabinet ministers to exempt entities from federal laws for up to three years.
Federal Court suspends part of law due to unconstitutionality and nullifies auction of land in a wealthy neighborhood of Salvador
The Federal Court has annulled the auction of a prominent piece of land in Salvador, Brazil, due to a ruling that deemed part of the local law unconstitutional.
Federal Revenue excludes non-profit associations from fiscal benefit cuts
The Brazilian Federal Revenue has issued a regulation exempting non-profit associations from the linear reduction of fiscal benefits outlined in the Complementary Law No. 224.
NJ Democrats push ‘F---ICE Act’ to let residents sue over immigration enforcement
New Jersey Democrats have introduced a controversial bill, the F---ICE Act, aimed at allowing residents to sue over unlawful immigration enforcement actions by federal agents.
Atlético-MG appeals decision after losing lawsuit against Galo da Madrugada for trademark use: 'It doesn't make sense', says lawyer
Atlético-MG is appealing a federal court decision against its claim that the carnival bloc Galo da Madrugada infringing its trademark 'Galo Folia.'