IESS: Appeal hearing for the appointment of the insured representative will take place in June
The appointment of Jorge Moncayo as the insured representative at the Ecuadorian Institute of Social Security (IESS) is still under judicial dispute, with an appeal hearing scheduled for June 19.
Honorary Court reprimanded Trakai judge Monika Ambrasaite-Valentinavicius
The National Courts Administration has issued a reprimand to judge Monika Ambrasaite-Valentinavicius for failing to publicly announce a verdict in a 2024 case and not explaining the reasoning or appeal process.
The Judges' Honor Court reprimanded a judge from the Trakai courts – she did not wear a robe while hearing cases
A judge in Lithuania has been reprimanded for not wearing a judicial robe while presiding over cases and for failing to announce verdicts and explain appeal procedures.
Labor reform: after its entry into force, the CGT filed a judicial appeal to stop the law
After President Javier Milei enacted labor reform legislation, the CGT filed a legal challenge against its implementation, targeting specific articles related to labor court jurisdiction.
Nunes says he will appeal court decision that determined the return of legal abortion at Cachoeirinha Hospital, in North Zone of SP
São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes announced plans to appeal a court ruling that reinstated legal abortion services at Cachoeirinha Hospital, emphasizing the need for judicial restraint in technical matters.
Mayor's defense says it will appeal decision that removed daughter from secretary position in Gramado Xavier
The defense of the mayor of Gramado Xavier has announced plans to appeal a judicial decision that requires his daughter, the city’s finance secretary, to be removed from her position due to nepotism.
The appeal hearing of Aquiles Alvarez in the Goleada case has been postponed again
The Provincial Court of Justice of Pichincha has postponed the appeal hearing for Guayaquil's mayor, Aquiles Alvarez, in the Goleada case due to the unavailability of judges and the prosecutor.
A tribunal is formed for the Goleada case hearing due to judges' travel
A new tribunal has been created to preside over the appeal hearing in the Goleada case as two original judges are traveling abroad.
PCR Test Case: appeal hearing against the dismissal of Jorge Yunda and thirteen others prosecuted for embezzlement is suspended
The appeal hearing against the dismissal of former Quito mayor Jorge Yunda and thirteen others accused of embezzlement was suspended after a request for a postponement was made by the new provincial prosecutor.
[Breaking News] Constitutional Court Law Amendment Introducing 'Lawsuit Review System' Passed in National Assembly
The National Assembly of South Korea passed an amendment to the Constitutional Court Law that introduces a new lawsuit review system allowing parties to appeal decisions of lower courts to the Constitutional Court for constitutional violations.
Disqualification of Marine Le Pen: Court to Review Her Appeal in 2026
The Paris Appeals Court will have a decision regarding Marine Le Pen's disqualification ready by summer 2026, affecting her potential candidacy for the 2027 presidential elections.
Marek Domagalski: Let’s not waste judicial power
The article discusses a legal case in Poland where a party seeks to renew proceedings based on a recent constitutional ruling that impacts the ability to appeal court decisions regarding judicial fees.
Appeal concerning the Constitutional Tribunal. "Simply filling vacancies is not enough"
A coalition of 31 social organizations in Poland is urging for greater transparency in the selection process for judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, beyond just filling six vacancies.
Appeal Dismissed for 12 Democrats: Violation of Hong Kong National Security Law, Preliminary Election is 'Sedition'
A Hong Kong court dismissed the appeals of 12 pro-democracy activists who were convicted under the National Security Law for their involvement in a preliminary election deemed an attempt to subvert the government.
Justice accepts appeal and bus company resumes operations after MTE attaches photo produced by artificial intelligence
A Brazilian bus company in Pilar do Sul resumes operations following a judicial ruling prompted by the use of an AI-generated image by the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE) to justify its suspension.
Piantedosi: "We will appeal rulings on Sea Watch"
Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi announced intentions to appeal recent judicial decisions concerning the NGO Sea Watch's operations, underscoring the government's commitment to addressing irregular migration.
How to organize primary elections for the National Judiciary Council? Appeal Court Presidents unveil details
The article discusses the upcoming primary elections for the National Judiciary Council in Poland and the considerations from appeal court presidents regarding this process amid ongoing judicial reforms.
Constitutional Court defends the introduction of judgment appeal system, stating it is not unconstitutional
The Constitutional Court of South Korea has defended the introduction of a judgment appeal system amid criticisms regarding its constitutionality and potential for a quadruple trial system.
South Africa: SCA Rules Medical Negligence Damages Must Be Paid As Lump Sum
The Supreme Court of Appeal in South Africa has ruled that damages for future medical expenses in cases of medical negligence must be paid as a lump sum, overturning a previous court order that required treatment instead.
The death of Diego Maradona: the appeal filed by the defense of one of the accused was denied
The Argentine judicial system has denied the appeal from Nancy Forlini's defense, who is implicated in the death of Diego Maradona.
'Trial Appeal Law' Passed by the Democratic Party in Committee
The South Korean National Assembly's Legislative and Judiciary Committee has approved a bill allowing constitutional appeals against court rulings, led by the Democratic Party.
LAT: the acceptance of the statement for restoring capacity cannot be linked to the prior evaluation of medical data
A court case in Lithuania involved a person's appeal to revoke a previous declaration of incompetence due to an improvement in their health, which was initially dismissed by lower courts due to insufficient medical evidence.
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.
Prosecution appeals the second trial ruling on Yang Sung-tae, Park Byung-dae, and Ko Young-han in the 'judicial wrongdoing' case
The prosecution has filed an appeal against the second trial ruling involving former Supreme Court Chief Justice Yang Sung-tae and other judges over the judicial corruption scandal.
Parliamentary assistants affair: except Le Pen, Bayrou and Mélenchon still in uncertainty
As Marine Le Pen's appeal trial opens, François Bayrou and Jean-Luc Mélenchon face ongoing judicial uncertainty regarding their parliamentary assistants affairs, which date back to 2017.
Marine Le Pen, the Vertigo of a Political Destiny Facing Judicial Appointment
Marine Le Pen is set to face her appeal trial in Paris regarding the case of the FN parliamentary assistants, a crucial moment for her political future.
The law stands in the way of judges' marriage happiness. Appeal to Minister Żurek
Judges in Poland are unable to marry while serving due to a law prohibiting relatives and spouses from simultaneously holding judicial positions, which they argue undermines their right to personal happiness.
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In Spain, regional administrations can take guardianship of minors without prior judicial order, a process criticized by families for its lack of guarantees and limited resources for appeal.