Weight loss of lobbyist suspected in selling judicial decisions leads to investigation and goes to the Supreme Court
The significant weight loss of lobbyist Andreson Gonçalves de Oliveira, linked to a judicial decision-selling case, has prompted internal investigations within the Federal Penitentiary of Brasília and an intervention by the Supreme Court.
Triple A Case: Trial Hearing Will Resume on May 30
The trial hearing for the Triple A case has been postponed to May 30, 2026, after connectivity issues and defense complaints.
Trial hearing in the Triple A case resumes with Aquiles Alvarez at the Santa Elena Judicial Unit
The trial hearing in the Triple A case, involving allegations of illegal oil trading, resumed with Mayor Aquiles Alvarez present at the Santa Elena Judicial Unit.
Court orders transfer of Aquiles Alvarez to La Libertad judicial unit to continue trial hearing
The court has ordered the transfer of Aquiles Alvarez and César Bravo to continue their trial hearing in La Libertad due to technical issues during the previous session.
Triple A Case: Trial Hearing Reinstated with Defenders of the Accused in the Encuentro Prison
The trial hearing for the Triple A case has been reinstated, with lawyers for the accused traveling to prison to meet their clients in preparation for the legal proceedings.
The passage of time, the best ally of corruption
The article discusses the inefficiency of the Argentine judicial system in combating corruption, highlighting a specific case that took 18 years to reach a verdict.
After being acquitted in annulled trial, woman is sentenced to 26 years in prison for husband's death in SC
Camila Fernanda Franca Pereira has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for the murder of her husband, Gustavo Alberto Sagaz, in a case that has gone through multiple judicial proceedings.
Daniel Noboa questions attempts to prevent the transfer of 'Lobo Menor' due to the Villavicencio case
President Daniel Noboa emphasized the importance of transferring alias 'Lobo Menor' to Ecuador for judicial proceedings related to the assassination of Fernando Villavicencio, despite opposition from certain sectors.
Judge Peinado summons Begoña Gómez to appear during Holy Week
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has summoned Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to appear in court amid an ongoing judicial investigation.
Another Trani Case: How the Prosecutor Destroyed Another Innocent
The case of Tommaso Minervini, the former mayor of Molfetta, highlights critical issues regarding judicial procedures in Italy following his exoneration by the Court of Cassation.
Prosecutor requests date for the early testimony of the ex-captain processed in the case involving Tannya Varela
The prosecutor has requested an early testimony from a former police captain as part of an ongoing investigation involving notable police figures.
Judicial setback for Deputy Pagano and her partner Bindi in the corruption audio case involving Andis
Deputy Marcela Pagano and her partner Franco Bindi faced a judicial setback as the Federal Criminal Cassation Court denied their extraordinary appeal to present themselves as defendants in a case concerning alleged corruption involving the National Disability Agency (Andis).
Strict stance of the court on Ganga Iftar party, 14 accused sent to jail
In a case concerning an Iftar party held in the Ganga, the court has sent all 14 accused to judicial custody for 14 days following a hearing.
Liga2 Case: Prosecutor Starts Presenting Three Events Investigated Within an Association that Sought to 'Control State Institutions'
The prosecution in Ecuador's Liga2 case is presenting evidence against seven defendants accused of illicit association related to electoral justice and judicial appointments.
The Case of Judge Aneta Łazarska and the Court Lottery. There is an Opinion from the Advocate General of the CJEU
The case concerns Judge Aneta Łazarska's appeal regarding the allocation of cases and questions posed to the CJEU regarding judicial independence.
Group challenging use of Emergencies Act asks chief justice to consider recusing himself from case
The Canadian Frontline Nurses are challenging the Chief Justice's participation in a Supreme Court case concerning the Emergencies Act, citing potential bias due to his past comments on the Freedom Convoy protests.
Deputies: the Government delays the formation of the Political Trial Commission while the $LIBRA case advances
The Argentine government delays the establishment of a crucial Political Trial Commission amid ongoing implications of the $LIBRA case.
Liga2 Case: Judge Rejects Nullifications, Declares Procedural Validity and Allows Prosecutor to Issue Accusatory Opinion
A judge in Ecuador declared the procedural validity of the Liga2 case, rejecting nullification claims made by several defendants.
"It must be investigated all the way to the end"
Experts are calling for the overturning of the conviction of Sara Svensson in the Knutby case, citing insufficient investigation of key evidence.
'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.
Gustavo Sáenz responded to Cristina Kirchner after she linked him to bribes in the notebooks case: "He tries to tarnish me"
Gustavo Sáenz, the governor of Salta, accused former President Cristina Kirchner of attempting to defame him by linking him to corruption allegations in the judicial 'notebooks' case.
Shared Dreams or Shared Nightmares?
The article discusses the judicial delays in a case involving embezzlement of public funds for social housing by the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo in Argentina.
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.
Judge Daniella Camacho will announce on Wednesday whether she declares the procedural validity in Case Liga2 or accepts the presented nullities
Judge Daniella Camacho will announce her decision regarding the validity of the Liga2 case, which involves allegations of illicit association against several defendants.
Will the freezing effect work? Tomorrow we will reveal the background of the corruption case of Sławomir Nowak
The article discusses the corruption case involving Sławomir Nowak and the challenges faced by prosecutor Jan Drelewski in trying to pursue legal action against him.
Cristina Kirchner attacks the Justice system over the Cuadernos case: "There are mafia practices"
Former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner has criticized the judicial system during her trial for corruption, claiming it involves mafia-like practices and asserting that she is a victim of political persecution.
Lack of judicial mandate for ex-Controller Carlos Pólit's lawyer prevents the installation of sentence execution hearing in Odebrecht case
The failure to provide a judicial mandate for the lawyer of ex-Controller Carlos Pólit has halted a scheduled hearing on the execution of his sentence for corruption due to procedural issues.
Leslie and Kevin case: suspects Nathan B. and Stevan M. back in prison
Nathan B. and Stevan M., suspects in the murder case of Leslie and Kevin, have returned to prison after being apprehended for violating judicial monitoring.
"There Are Mafia Practices" and Other Resonant Phrases from Cristina Kirchner's Declaration in the Case of the Bribery Notebooks
Cristina Kirchner defended herself against political persecution allegations during her declaration in the bribery notebooks case, denouncing mafia-like practices within the judiciary.
The former counselor accused in the DANA urges the CGPJ to request the audios of the judge's husband despite their 'clandestine' acquisition
The former counselor implicated in a judicial case concerning a storm disaster urges Spain's judicial council to obtain potentially illegally obtained audio recordings related to the case.
"Do you have a nickname?" The uncomfortable questions to Cristina Kirchner at the start of her statement and her ironic responses
Cristina Kirchner faced an uncomfortable interrogation at the start of her testimony in the Cuadernos case, marked by irony and tension as the court asked her personal questions.
Last twist for Raffaella. She adopted the secretary, now he is the heir
Raffaella Carrà revealed a secret adopted son posthumously, who claims to be her only legitimate heir following a court order uncovered in a judicial case.
Report on 'Legal Distortion Crime' accusation against Judge Ji Gwi-yeon... assigned to the Seoul Police Agency's investigation unit
The case against Judge Ji Gwi-yeon for legal distortion has been assigned to Seoul Police's investigation unit, following a similar move for Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae.
Can neo-judges decide in the Supreme Court? Soon a response from the CJEU advocate general
The CJEU will release an opinion regarding the legality of decisions made by improperly appointed neo-judges in a case relevant to them.
A judge archives the case of prevarication against Ayuso's number three
A judge has archived the case against Ana Millán, the third-in-command of the Popular Party in Madrid, citing insufficient evidence for the allegations of prevarication.
Botswana: Industrial Court Deploys New Strategy to Eradicate Case Backlog
Botswana's Industrial Court plans to establish a Judicial Case Management Unit to tackle its case backlog and improve efficiency in judgment delivery.
Judge Pedraz disassociates the alleged cash delivery in Ferraz by Carmen Pano from the hydrocarbon plot
Judge Santiago Pedraz dismisses connections between alleged cash transactions at the PSOE headquarters and a large-scale hydrocarbon fraud case.
The country of the eternal carousel
Argentina is caught in a time loop where judicial delays contribute to endemic impunity for corrupt officials.
The Supreme Court Doctrine that Protects Mazón in the Dana Case: Criminal Responsibility Does Not Arise from Position
The Supreme Court of Justice in Valencia unanimously rejected the investigation of Carlos Mazón regarding the management of the flood, citing the absence of specific duties that would imply criminal negligence.
$LIBRA Case: Mahiques said it is 'imprudent' to blame Milei for a crime and questioned deputies who 'speak so lightly'
Justice Minister Juan Bautista Mahiques criticized the blame placed on President Javier Milei regarding the $LIBRA crypto scandal, deeming it imprudent and calling for respect for the judicial process.
$LIBRA: the calls of Novelli with Milei, Karina, Caputo, and crypto entrepreneurs that shook the case
A judicial report reveals significant communications between key figures just before and after the emergence and subsequent collapse of the $LIBRA digital asset.
OAB-SP now proposes digital ethics code to STF amid wear of the Master case
The OAB-SP has proposed a new digital ethics code to the Brazilian Supreme Court aimed at improving conduct among its members.
Triple A Case: Judge Daniella Camacho Denies Requests for Recusal and Installs Preliminary Hearing for Judicial Evaluation on Illicit Association
Judge Daniella Camacho has denied requests for recusal in the Triple A case and has scheduled a preliminary hearing for the defendants involved in illicit association.
MP charges guest with attempted feminicide against receptionist in Curitiba, differing from police classification
The Public Prosecutor's Office of Paraná has charged Jhonathan Reynaldo dos Santos with attempted feminicide and other crimes following an attack on receptionist Maria Niuzete Batista in a Curitiba hotel, conflicting with the police's prior assessment of the case.
LAT: the court must reconsider whether to accept Eimutis Misiūnas' lawsuit against the president
The Lithuanian Supreme Court has decided to reopen the case regarding Eimutis Misiūnas' lawsuit against President Gitanas Nausėda.
Rohit Shetty Case: Accused Praveen Lonkar in Judicial Custody, Court Rejects Police Demand
In the case of shooting outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty's home, Praveen Lonkar has been remanded to judicial custody as the court denied police request for further custody for interrogation.
From the Bettencourt case to the Libyan trial: Nicolas Sarkozy's never-ending judicial battle
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy continues to face multiple legal challenges, including an appeal in a Libyan financing case that has been ongoing for over 15 years.
A nightmare, 3 months in prison then archived. My fault? I looked like the robber
Luciano Di Marco recounts his harrowing experience of being wrongfully imprisoned for three months due to a mistaken identity in a robbery case.
Norwegian press likes to refer to itself as the safety valve of the rule of law. History shows otherwise.
The article critiques the Norwegian press's role in upholding judicial transparency, particularly highlighting past failures in covering significant legal scandals.
Interior Minister leads police raid to detain judge involved in influence trafficking
Ecuador's Interior Minister John Reimberg led a police operation to capture a judge implicated in an influence trafficking case.