Podcast: the debate on mandatory retirement as punishment for magistrates
The article discusses the controversial issue of mandatory retirement as a form of punishment for judges in Brazil, highlighted by a recent Supreme Court case and ongoing legislative proposals.
Darja Jegi on participating in 'Song vs. Dance': I just wanted to take off that raincoat
Darja Jegi captivated judges in the second episode of 'Song vs. Dance' with her sensual performance, navigating her dual life as a singer and a radiology technician in nuclear medicine.
Trap for Nawrocki. "Extreme scenario of judges' oath"
The article discusses President Nawrocki's confrontational path against the ruling government and the potential implications of his veto actions.
More could be changed in the training of future judges and prosecutors
The training program for future judges and prosecutors in Poland faces criticism regarding poor working conditions and insufficient stipends for applicants.
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.
Przemysław Rosati: Acts of Anarchy are Occurring in the State Tribunal
Przemysław Rosati discusses the ongoing legal controversies within Poland's State Tribunal regarding the appointment of judges.
New judges in the Constitutional Tribunal. Procedural irregularities without impact on taking the oath?
The article discusses the appointment of new judges to the Polish Constitutional Tribunal amid accusations of procedural violations regarding candidate submissions.
Judges faced difficult choices again on the show 'Song vs. Dance': it all felt quite dangerous
The second preliminary round of the talent show 'Song vs. Dance' showcased a new wave of talented performers, culminating in intense duels and close decisions made by the judges.
Poland sues judge Nawacki for 100 thousand. This is the first recourse against a nominee of Ziobro
The Polish government is suing Judge Maciej Nawacki for 100,000 zlotys due to his failure to comply with court rulings, marking a significant precedent in holding judges accountable for their actions under the current administration.
ICC to consider legal advice that criticises UN report on prosecutor Karim Khan
The ICC is set to review a report by a panel of judges that disputes findings from a UN inquiry regarding misconduct allegations against chief prosecutor Karim Khan.
Candidate for the KRS: I don't know where these 'broad consultations' regarding the list were
A candidate for the National Council of the Judiciary expresses skepticism about the claimed broad consultations among judges that led to the selection of candidates.
Italians to vote on changing the legal system
Italians are voting in a referendum on a judicial reform proposed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, which aims to separate judges and prosecutors.
To change justice, just one more vote is needed
Italy is voting on a referendum to confirm a judicial reform that alters the separation of powers between judges and prosecutors.
Voting on Changes to the Justice System Begins in Italy
Voting has begun in Italy on a referendum regarding constitutional reforms proposed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, aimed at separating the careers of judges and prosecutors.
Destroyed Lives Due to Errors and Negligence. And the Judges Who Make Mistakes Remain Unpunished
The article discusses the issue of wrongful convictions in Italy, highlighting the cases of individuals who suffered decades of imprisonment for crimes they did not commit and the challenges faced in obtaining justice and compensation.
Is it the end of the embrace between judges and politics that has cost billions and the blood of innocents
The article discusses the urgent need for judicial reform in Italy due to the excessive costs of misjudgments and injustices.
An referee who trains with a team. Now let's align ourselves with civilized countries
The article discusses the need for judges in the legal system to maintain impartiality and independence, emphasizing that they should not have close ties to the teams they oversee, akin to a referee training solely with one sports team.
Conviction and personal experience. Why the reform is necessary
The article advocates for a constitutional reform in Italy that clarifies the roles of judges and prosecutors and emphasizes the importance of voting in the upcoming referendum despite past campaign failures.
At least 40 judges punished with retirement should have lost their positions, according to Dino's thesis
A report reveals that at least 40 judges in Brazil have been forced into retirement instead of facing dismissal, a situation criticized by Supreme Court Minister Flávio Dino.
Tempi: The trial begins – the atmosphere of tension, the responsibility of the judges
The trial regarding the deadly train accident in Tempi, which claimed 57 lives, mostly young people, begins amidst a tense atmosphere, with 36 defendants in the dock, including railway and government officials.
Yuno Nagao and Others Serve as Judges at the First 'Kids Future Award' Ceremony
The first 'Kids Future Award' ceremony, recognizing products and initiatives contributing to children's learning and growth, was held in Tokyo, where notable figures like 9-year-old Yuno Nagao served as a judge.
Director of CLP says the end of compulsory retirement as punishment for judges is an institutional advance
A proposal to eliminate compulsory retirement as a punishment for judges is seen as a significant improvement for Brazil's justice institutions by the CLP.
Italians head to the referendum: Is the judicial reform a test for Meloni?
Italians are set to vote on a referendum regarding judicial reform aimed at separating the careers of judges and public prosecutors, a vote that may signal the popularity of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
In Italy – an important referendum on judicial reform
Italy is set to hold a crucial referendum regarding judicial reforms proposed by the government of Giorgia Meloni, which seek to change the roles of judges and prosecutors.
Poll: Every other Pole wants Karol Nawrocki to swear in the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal
A recent poll indicates that half of Poles support Karol Nawrocki carrying out the oath for newly appointed judges of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal.
Meloni vs. the Judges: High Stakes for Italian PM in Vote on Judiciary Overhaul
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces a critical referendum regarding a judicial overhaul, amid a heated campaign characterized by provocative language and public protests.
The Voice of Finland performance explodes – Coaches wipe their tears
A moving performance on 'The Voice of Finland' leaves the judges emotional, particularly after contestant Kreetta Sihvola sings 'The Winner Takes It All.'
More power to politics and dismantling the CSM. The uncertainties of the lottery
The article discusses proposed legal changes in Italy aimed at modifying the separation of powers, including the role of judges and public prosecutors, which may undermine the integrity of the judiciary.
Two judges suffer racist attacks during online event broadcast; STF and CNJ condemn offenses
Two judges in Brazil were subjected to racist remarks during an online event, prompting condemnation from the Supreme Court (STF) and the National Justice Council (CNJ).
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.
Always autonomous but this way judges will be freer
The article discusses Italy's judicial reform aimed at ensuring judges' independence and autonomy from political influences during trials.
Everything changes, everything re-forms. Except for the judges
The article discusses the extensive reforms made in Italy over the years, contrasting them with the stagnation in the judicial system.
Commercial Courts: Judges Must Think Like Businesspeople
Commercial courts in Germany are catering to international businesses by expediting complex economic procedures, including proceedings in English.
Letter to the Editor. Provide information about the secret society of rents before the election
A letter urges political parties in Sweden to disclose their positions on the controversial rent-setting system involving anonymous judges before the upcoming elections.
Jeremy Clarkson's choir to perform on Britain's Got Talent tonight
Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Choir is set to perform on Britain's Got Talent, aiming to impress the judges while promoting British agriculture.
Expulsion from the trial of lawyers who obstruct it is requested by the Association of Judges and Prosecutors
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece is requesting the ability to expel obstructive lawyers from legal cases, aiming to ensure the smooth conduct of upcoming trials, particularly the one addressing the Tragedy of Tempe.
André Mendonça from the Supreme Court talks about the responsibility of judges: ‘It’s not about being a star’
Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça emphasized the essential responsibility of judges during a recent event, advocating for a focus on fairness rather than seeking personal recognition.
The government of Giorgia Meloni measures strength in a key referendum in Italy
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government is holding a crucial referendum to reform the judicial system, with a focus on separating judges and prosecutors, as voter turnout will significantly impact the outcome.
Milei has more than 200 shortlisted candidates to appoint judges, but none from the federal judiciary of Buenos Aires
President Javier Milei has over 200 candidates for judicial appointments, but none are from the Buenos Aires federal judiciary, raising concerns about representation in the judicial system.
The appointed councilor: 'The Yes strengthens the impartiality of the judge'
Bernadette Nicotra, a councilor of the CSM, argues that voting 'Yes' in the referendum will enhance the impartiality of judges in Italy, emphasizing the importance of a fair judicial process.
RAF: Court rejects bias requests in Klette trial
A German court has rejected bias claims against judges in the trial of former RAF terrorist Daniela Klette, allowing proceedings to continue on April 8.
At an event in RJ, Mendonça says the role of a good judge is not to be a 'star', but to take responsibility
Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça emphasizes the importance of judges assuming responsibility and making balanced decisions at a legal event in Rio de Janeiro.
The PD has changed position. Judges are leaders of the left
Andrea Marcucci, a veteran politician of the PD, expresses his firm support for a reform that separates judicial roles, critiquing the dissenting voices within the party.
Saviano launches attacks on 'mafioso' Inter. A slap to the 'No' over judges aligned with prosecutors
Roberto Saviano harshly criticizes Inter Milan, alleging connections with the mafia and calling for them to be relegated due to their ties with an ultra leader linked to a murder case.
Judges' and Prosecutors' Union: Unprecedented Events at the Larissa Court with the Duo Konstantopoulou – Karystianou
A sharp statement from the Judges' and Prosecutors' Union in Greece criticizes the chaotic scenes in the Larissa Court during the trial related to the fatal train accident at Tempi.
Complaint by judges against Konstantopoulou, Karystiannou: 'They do not want the trial for Tempe to take place'
Judges in Greece express concerns over attempts to politically exploit the trial concerning the Tempe tragedy, accusing certain politicians of obstructing the process.
"Gentlemen Judges, Never Again": the complete speech of Strassera in the trial against the Juntas
On the 50th anniversary of the March 24, 1976 coup, this article reflects on the significant speech delivered by prosecutor Julio Strassera during the trial of the military juntas in 1985, emphasizing themes of memory, justice, and national identity in Argentina.
Removed judges attempted to intimidate magistrates and the press
The National Justice Council of Brazil has suspended Judge Carlos Henrique Abrão for 180 days due to allegations of pressuring colleagues and intimidating journalists.
Robert Gwiazdowski: Dribbling at the Constitutional Tribunal
The article discusses the ongoing controversy surrounding judges of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal, highlighting past and current selection processes by the legislature.
Karime Borja is eliminated from 'MasterChef Celebrity Ecuador 3' and the top 7 of the competition is defined
Karime Borja has been eliminated from 'MasterChef Celebrity Ecuador 3' after failing to prepare a dish that met the judges' expectations.