Courts deny lack of snacks, health benefits, and cars for judges and magistrates
Brazilian courts have rebutted claims from a magistrates' association that judges lack basic benefits such as health plans, transportation, and food allowances.
Chaos in the ANM over the canceled buffet. And a conference of judges is also canceled
The National Association of Magistrates (ANM) in Italy faces turmoil after the cancellation of a fundraising buffet and a judges' conference, leading members to suspect political interference.
Will the Sejm choose them for the KRS? 'Iustitia' published the list of candidates
The Polish judges' association 'Iustitia' has published a list of candidates for the National Judicial Council (KRS), highlighting the controversies and implications of these appointments for judicial independence.
List of 15 judges recommended to the KRS by Iustitia
The largest association of Polish judges, Iustitia, has presented a list of 15 judges it supports for elections to the National Judiciary Council (KRS), which is also backed by other associations defending independent courts.
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.
The majority association of judges conveys to Brussels its "concern" about political attacks on the Judiciary
The Spanish judges' association has expressed concerns to the EU regarding political attacks undermining judicial independence.
Tempi: The Association of Judges and Prosecutors denounces "political grave robbing and extreme opportunism" regarding the trial
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece has condemned political interference in the trial related to the tragic railway accident in Tempi, starting on March 23.
The majority judges' association conveys to the EU its "concern" about the "deterioration of the rule of law in Spain"
Spain's largest judges' association has expressed concern to the EU about the perceived decline in the rule of law and judicial independence in the country.
Judicial Judges Association: "Vehemently opposed" to judicial "Kallikratis"
The Judicial Judges Association (E.D.D.) expresses strong opposition to the proposed amendments to the Administrative Procedure Code, demanding changes to the judicial organization and reforms to judicial salaries.
"Executor" Schab runs for the renewed KRS. He still wants to discipline and educate judges
Piotr Schab, responsible for mass repression against judges during the PiS government, is running for the National Council of the Judiciary in Poland, supported by an association of judges linked to the political reforms of the ruling party.
Will the Sejm only confirm the election of judges to the KRS? Zbigniew Bogucki: an absurd concept
The article discusses a resolution from the 'Iustitia' Association regarding the election of judicial members to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) in Poland, calling for the president to sign a recent amendment to the KRS law.
They appeal to Karol Nawrocki. They fear the president's use of veto
The Polish Judges Association "Iustitia" urges President Karol Nawrocki to sign legislation ensuring judicial appointments are constitutionally compliant, warning that a veto could jeopardize judicial independence.
"Iustitia" has an idea for healing the National Council of the Judiciary without the signature of Karol Nawrocki
The Association "Iustitia" outlines a plan to reform the National Council of the Judiciary in Poland, calling for President Karol Nawrocki to sign a bill allowing judges to elect their representatives.
Judges' Association warns of 'wave of asylum lawsuits' and demands more personnel for administrative courts
The Judges' Association cautions that proposed reforms by Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig to expedite administrative court proceedings may not sufficiently address the anticipated rise in asylum lawsuits, calling for increased staff in the courts.
Plenković sharply after the meeting: 'The Association of Judges surprised me, I remind you of direct violation of the Constitution'
After a joint session of the HDZ party's Presidency and National Committee, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's upcoming visit to Croatia and addressed concerns regarding a judges' association he found surprising.
Assisted Suicide: Twelve Ultime Liberté Activists Sentenced for Helping Dozens Obtain Pentobarbital Illegally
Twelve members of the Ultime Liberté association, which advocates for the legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia, were sentenced for aiding dozens in illegally acquiring pentobarbital, with judges criticizing their lack of self-reflection and perceived extremism.
Judges' Association on HDZ's Plan: There is No Reason for Delay
The Croatian Judges' Association has criticized the HDZ's proposal to link the election of the President of the Supreme Court with the appointment of three Constitutional judges, arguing it undermines judicial independence.
UHS: The appointment of the President of the Supreme Court of Croatia should not be linked to the election of constitutional judges
The Association of Croatian Judges (UHS) opposed the notion of politically conditioning the appointment of the President of the Supreme Court of Croatia with the election of constitutional judges, emphasizing that these are two entirely separate state bodies.
Judges protested due to Plenković's statement
The Association of Croatian Judges (UHS) opposed Prime Minister Plenković's suggestion that the selection of the President of the Supreme Court should be politically tied to the appointment of judges of the Constitutional Court, emphasizing the separation between these two judicial bodies.
Violation of international law the US intervention in Venezuela, according to administrative judges
The Association of Administrative Judges expresses deep concern about the US intervention in Venezuela, labeling it a violation of international law.
One Million Unresolved Legal Cases – Judges' Association Calls for More Staff and Digitalization
The number of unresolved legal cases in Germany has reached a record high, with the Judges' Association reporting one million cases pending in prosecuting offices.
Justice suffers from 'dynamic crime development' - around one million cases open
Due to a severe shortage of personnel, the number of unresolved legal cases in Germany has reached a record high, leading to premature closures of numerous investigations, according to the German Judges' Association.
Increasing Attacks on the Independent Judiciary
As the AfD anticipates good results in the upcoming state elections in 2026, the German Judges' Association warns of rising anti-liberal forces threatening the judiciary and calls for reforms to protect it.