Kyoto Animation Incident: Appeal Withdrawal Challenged by Death Row Prisoner's Lawyer
The lawyer of death row inmate Shinji Aoba has filed an objection to the Osaka High Court's decision deeming the withdrawal of his appeal valid in the Kyoto Animation arson murder case.
'Kishu's Don Fan' case - The former wife accused of murder is acquitted by the high court
In the 'Kishu's Don Fan' case, the Osaka High Court upheld the lower court's acquittal of the former wife accused of murdering her wealthy husband.
Master: between the punishment of wrongdoing and widespread collusion
There is widespread perplexity regarding the enormous and complex structure of the Master affair, involving numerous high-level actors in Brazil.
Lawyers between the court and television discussions: “If you are not there, you do not exist”
Lawyers are increasingly present in public media, often discussing high-profile cases shortly after they unfold in court.
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.
Strict Instructions on Law and Order in Uttam Nagar for Eid
The Delhi High Court has issued strict directions to the police to maintain law and order in Uttam Nagar following communal tensions and rumors of unrest during Eid.
Bonaparte Case: Prosecutor Requested Imprisonment for Bašternák, Court Acquitted Him
The Bratislava City Court acquitted Ladislav Bašternák in a high-profile case related to the construction of the Bonaparte residential complex, despite a prosecutor's request for a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
An employee with a high-risk pregnancy requested to work from home, was denied, and her baby died following a premature birth: Justice ordered a compensation of 22.5 million dollars
A significant court ruling in the U.S. has ordered a company to pay $22.5 million in damages after an employee's high-risk pregnancy request for remote work was denied, leading to the tragic death of her premature baby.
South Africa: High Court Urged to Permit Damages Claims Against Agrochemicals Giant Upl
Durban residents are seeking authorization from the High Court for a class action lawsuit against UPL, alleging health injuries and financial damages from a toxic pesticide fire.
South Africa: High Court Urged to Permit Damages Claims Against Agrochemicals Giant Upl
Residents of Durban are seeking to initiate a class action lawsuit against UPL for damages incurred due to a chemical fire in 2021.
'Stay away from social media and...', Nainital HC reprimands 'Mohammad Deepak'
The Nainital High Court has denied relief to Mohammad Deepak Kumar amid ongoing religious tensions in Kotdwar, Uttarakhand, advising him to stay off social media and cooperate with police investigations.
A court investigates six police chiefs for alleged harassment of a sub-inspector after reporting irregularities in Iraq
A Madrid court is investigating six high-ranking police officials for allegedly harassing a sub-inspector who reported irregularities during a mission in Iraq.
Likud petitions the High Court to annul the election of the legal advisor to the Election Committee
The Likud party has petitioned Israel's Supreme Court to cancel the appointment of attorney Ya'fat Siminovsky as legal advisor to the Central Election Committee, citing concerns about her experience and the selection process.
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.
Relief for Badshah from High Court in 'Tatti' Case, No Arrest Will Be Made
Famous singer and rapper Badshah has received significant relief from the Punjab-Haryana High Court concerning a controversial case related to his song 'Tatti.'
Serious steps taken by Gautam Gambhir against fake videos and misuse of AI
Gautam Gambhir has approached the Delhi High Court over the alleged misuse of his identity, filing a civil suit demanding strict action against AI deepfakes, fake videos, and unauthorized merchandise sales.
High Court Strict on Rahul Gandhi's Dual Citizenship Case, Demands Solid Evidence from MHA
The Allahabad High Court has taken a tough stance on allegations regarding Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's dual citizenship, asking the Ministry of Home Affairs to submit substantial evidence.
Kobe High School Student Stabbing Incident: Court Rejects Compensation Claim Against Killer's Parents
A Kobe court ruled against a compensation claim by the family of a murdered high school student against the parents of the convicted killer.
PHOTOS FROM THE COURT ⟩ The hoisting of the ESN flag has come at a high cost: Jaak Valge has appealed a police fine in court
Estonian MP Jaak Valge and writer Andres Aule raised the ESN flag at a cultural site, resulting in Valge receiving a fine from the police, which he is now contesting in court.
Wife Allowed to Preserve Brain-Dead Husband's Sperm by High Court
The Kerala High Court has granted a woman permission to preserve the sperm of her brain-dead husband on ventilator support.
Kevin Spacey settles sexual assault cases with three British men
Kevin Spacey has settled civil sexual assault claims brought against him by three British men, halting upcoming trials.
Defender Hard Out: Accuses Woman of Lying
In a high-profile Oslo court case, the defense attorney claims the woman accusing his client of rape is lying, presenting doubts about her credibility during the trial's closing arguments.
Nigeria: Court Slams $6m Fine On Ship, 10 Filipino Sailors Over Cocaine Trafficking
A Federal High Court in Lagos has imposed a fine of $6 million on a ship and ten Filipino sailors convicted of cocaine trafficking into Nigeria.
Gautam Gambhir approaches court against AI deepfake and major companies
Former cricketer Gautam Gambhir has filed a civil suit in Delhi High Court against the misuse of his identity due to AI deepfake videos and unauthorized merchandise.
High School Baseball Player's Suicide Due to Bullying: Five Former Team Members Ordered to Compensate
A court in Fukuoka has ordered five former members of a high school baseball team to pay compensation for their roles in bullying that contributed to a student's suicide.
Testimony of Millionaire Kasputis in the Extortion Case: 'I Started Receiving Threats of Physical Elimination, Death'
Millionaire Tadas Kasputis testifies in court, revealing he received threats related to an extortion plot involving high-profile individuals.
Baahubali Anant Singh Granted Bail, Relief After 4 Months in Dularchand Murder Case
Anant Singh, a 'Baahubali' lawmaker in India, has been granted bail by the Patna High Court in connection with the murder case of Dularchand Yadav.
Moraes denied an appeal from Vorcaro's adversary during the period when Viviane defended the ex-banker
Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes dismissed an appeal last year from Vladimir Timerman, a high-profile adversary of ex-banker Daniel Vorcaro, while Vorcaro was being defended by Viviane Barci, Moraes' wife.
Facebook N60bn fine: Court to deliver judgement May 14
A Federal High Court in Lagos has adjourned a decision regarding Facebook Nigeria Operations Limited's challenge against a N60 billion fine imposed by the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria, with a ruling set for May 14, 2026.
'One of the greatest': Influential former judge dies weeks shy of 101st birthday
Former High Court chief justice Sir Anthony Mason has passed away at the age of 100, remembered for his progressive judicial contributions.
High-impact decision in Colorado: a court blocks the federal claim affecting SNAP benefits
A federal court in Colorado has blocked a federal claim that would have drastically changed access to SNAP benefits for thousands of families in the state.
Gerry Adams tells high court he was stunned by 1996 Docklands bombing
Gerry Adams testified in high court denying any involvement or prior knowledge of the 1996 Docklands bombing, which disrupted a ceasefire.
Court affirms citizen’s right to film officers in public
A Federal High Court in Warri, Nigeria, upheld the right of citizens to record police officers during public stops.
SZ in the Evening: News from March 18, 2026
The article discusses key European political events and a high-profile court case in Norway.
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.
Rajpal Yadav folded his hands before the judge, promised to return every single penny
Indian comedian Rajpal Yadav received temporary relief from the Delhi High Court regarding an old check bounce case, with the court extending his interim bail until the next hearing.
Court dismisses ex-IG cyberbullying case against Sowore
A Federal High Court in Abuja dismissed cyberbullying charges against activist Omoyele Sowore due to lack of prosecution by the former Inspector General of Police.
Judgment on one vote disparity in House of Councillors election will be made by the Supreme Court; many High Courts found it 'in a state of unconstitutionality'
The Supreme Court of Japan will decide on the constitutionality of one vote disparity in the House of Councillors election, which saw a maximum disparity of 3.13 times in voter value in the July 2022 election.
Nigeria: Court Permits Nigerians to Record Police On Duty, Award Damages for Rights Violation
A Federal High Court in Nigeria has ruled that citizens can record police officers on duty, demanding accountability and granting damages for rights violations.
Australia’s high court orders ankle bracelets be removed and curfews end for 43 former immigration detainees
Australia's high court has ruled that ankle bracelets and curfews imposed on 43 former immigration detainees are unconstitutional, requiring them to report to officials instead.
The complainant of the DAO, before the judge: 'When I assimilated what happened, I saw the predator pattern'
The complainant in a high-profile case against José Ángel González, a former top police official, alleged in court that he raped her, while he denied the accusations and accused her of setting a trap.
Breaking: Federal government suffers High Court loss over legality of curfews and ankle bracelets
The Australian Federal Government faced a setback when the High Court ruled against its new regulations for monitoring individuals released from indefinite immigration detention.
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.
Vorcaro allegedly used money from Master to finance art collection in the USA, says liquidator
The liquidator of Banco Master has provided details to a U.S. court on how former banker Daniel Vorcaro allegedly utilized bank funds to purchase high-value artworks.
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.
Being in Sinn Féin not the same as being in the IRA, Gerry Adams tells high court
Gerry Adams asserts in high court that being a member of Sinn Féin should not be conflated with being part of the IRA, amid legal proceedings regarding his alleged involvement with the paramilitary group.
'Swami Avimukteshwaranand will not be saved,' Ashutosh filed a written response in High Court
Ashutosh Brahmachari has submitted a detailed written response to the Allahabad High Court regarding allegations of sexual abuse against Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati.
'The relationship was consensual...', FIR against army officer for rape dismissed
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has quashed an FIR against an army officer accused of rape, ruling that the relationship was consensual.
Hardeep Puri's daughter Himaini Puri gets relief from court, directed to remove posts linking her to Epstein
The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Himaini Puri, daughter of Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, ordering the removal of online content linking her to Jeffrey Epstein.