Is vigilante justice becoming common? Cuts of millions of euros could collapse the justice system
Finland faces significant cuts to its judicial budget, raising concerns over an increase in vigilante justice as court personnel and prosecutors warn of deteriorating justice delivery.
The National Court orders an investigation into police maneuvers against Miguel Urbán as part of the dirty war against Podemos
The National Court of Spain has classified former Podemos eurodeputy Miguel Urbán as a victim in an investigation regarding police operations aimed at damaging the reputation of Podemos during its peak influence.
Monday briefing: What a new Guardian podcast reveals about the US justice system
The Guardian's new investigative podcast, 'Off Duty,' examines the controversial conviction of Alexander Villa for the murder of Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis, raising serious questions about the integrity of the judicial process.
Police Investigators Also Reported for Distortion of Law Crime... 'Investigate According to Principles'
Police investigators in South Korea are also facing complaints for distortion of law crimes as investigations continue following a recent law implementation.
The National Court frees 24 defendants for drug trafficking after a Constitutional Court ruling
The National Court of Spain has released 24 individuals accused of drug trafficking following a recent ruling by the Constitutional Court.
Preventive detention for 9 involved in alleged money laundering network that would have moved more than $1.7 billion through companies
A judge in Ecuador has ordered preventive detention for nine individuals accused of being part of a money laundering operation linked to over $1.7 billion in illicit transactions.
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.
Annette Ramelsberger and Bernhard Schlink: Who Provides Us Justice?
Bestselling author Bernhard Schlink and court reporter Annette Ramelsberger discuss the fairness of the judicial system and the limits of the quest for justice in a recent interview.
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.
Italians vote on changes to the justice system
Italians are voting on a judicial reform that aims to make the judiciary more independent, proposed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
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.
From Former Magistrate to Acquitted Detainee: The Odyssey of Perillo
Gerardo Perillo, a former respected magistrate, endured an unjust detainment lasting over seven years before his acquittal, raising concerns about accountability in the judicial system.
Nawrocki's trap, the game about SAFE, the specter of expensive food. The new "Wprost"
Karol Nawrocki is increasingly refusing to sign legislation passed by the Sejm, raising concerns about the implications for governance and public policy in Poland.
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.
Few ideas, but very furious. Those who... only defend the caste
The article critiques the opposition to a proposed referendum in Italy, arguing that critics are simply trying to protect their vested interests within the judicial system.
Ten Reasons to Vote Yes
The article outlines ten compelling arguments for supporting a proposed judicial reform in Italy.
Just ask yourself if this justice works today
The article argues for reforming Italy's judicial system to ensure equality between prosecution and defense, emphasizing the need for an independent judiciary.
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.
Carlos Stornelli: "There are many coinciding pieces of evidence. It's not about the notebooks, but rather everything that we could prove"
Federal prosecutor Carlos Stornelli responds to accusations from former President Cristina Kirchner that he is 'mafioso' and has extorted witnesses in his investigation of corruption.
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.
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.
Enough with the system that turns a blind eye to judicial errors
The Italian government is committed to reforming the legal system to create a more efficient and just society for future generations.
Separate Careers: Greater Objectivity for Magistrates
The article discusses a decisive referendum in Italy regarding the separation of judicial careers, emphasizing its importance for the justice system and its wide-ranging implications for citizens.
Jamie Sarkonak: The crusading judge who helped Liberals build a race-based sentencing regime
The article discusses Judge Faisal Mirza's implementation of race-based considerations in sentencing within the Canadian judicial system.
Alejandro David: “To decide about someone, you must first know the prison”
Judge Alejandro David discusses the importance of understanding the penal system and the role of society in the reintegration of ex-prisoners.
Here’s where to request the electoral card
Over 951,000 Milanese citizens, including first-time voters, are called to vote in a constitutional referendum related to the judicial system and the establishment of a disciplinary court, with resources available online for voting information.
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.
A Country Defending the Constitution
The article critiques a proposed constitutional reform in Italy that may undermine the judicial system by granting excessive power to the executive branch.
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.
Justice Referendum: The Foreign Press's Indictment - 'A Tragic Abuse of Law in Italy'
The upcoming justice referendum in Italy has drawn attention from foreign media, highlighting concerns over the country’s judicial system which is seen to still reflect fascist-era practices.
PiS files a request to the Constitutional Tribunal after the NSA ruling on same-sex marriages
The Polish government is challenging a court ruling that ordered the registration of a same-sex marriage in Poland.
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.
The Attorney General dismisses punishing García Ortiz after his conviction but opens an investigation against the head of the Madrid Provincial Prosecutor's Office
The Attorney General has decided not to impose sanctions on Álvaro García Ortiz following his conviction, while opening an investigation into the head of the Madrid Provincial Prosecutor's Office.
Bossi and the Justice Referendum, He Also Proposed Career Separation
Umberto Bossi's passing comes just before a significant justice referendum, recalling his past advocacy for reforms in the judicial system.
Referendum, Arianna Meloni Speaks: "With This Reform, Those Who Make Mistakes Pay"
Arianna Meloni discusses the proposed judicial reform in Italy and emphasizes increased accountability within the judicial system.
Severe attack against Konstantopoulou by judges
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece has issued serious accusations against Zoe Konstantopoulou, claiming she is attempting to obstruct the trial regarding the tragic incident in Tempi.
I have experienced the justice that does not work. The reform? It is a very serious matter.
Massimo Boldi stresses the importance of judicial reform in Italy, asserting that the current justice system is flawed and in need of modernization, despite opposition from many in the entertainment industry.
The number of temporary arrests continues to decline. But in 2025, there were more long arrests
Poland sees a decline in temporary arrests, while long-term detention figures have increased, raising concerns about judicial efficiency and the implications for the country's legal system.
Investigated in scheme of selling fake release orders and invading judicial systems arrested in Santo Antônio de Pádua
Two men were arrested in Santo Antônio de Pádua, Brazil, as part of a police operation investigating the sale of fake judicial release orders and illegal judicial system access.
Habijan on the verdict for the Moroccan who attacked a policewoman: 'This is absolutely not a good message'
Justice Minister Damir Habijan criticized the conditional sentence given to a Moroccan man who assaulted a policewoman in Zagreb, stating it sends a negative message about the justice system.
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.
Referendum in Italy: It's Dangerous How Meloni Talks About This Judicial Reform
Giorgia Meloni's government faces a referendum to reform Italy's justice system amidst a closely contested vote.
'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.
South Africa turns to dogs to help children in court
South Africa is utilizing therapy dogs to assist children during court proceedings, aiming to reduce their anxiety and improve their experience in the judicial system.
Hundreds of witnesses, yet no verdicts. This is happening in the cases of animal shelters
Despite years of activism regarding the plight of animals in Radysy, legal proceedings against the shelter's owner and his son only began after police involvement in mid-2020.
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.
Four Gas Cylinders Stolen from Former District Judge's House, Thieves Caught on CCTV at Midnight
In Bhopal, four gas cylinders were stolen from the residence of a former district judge, Vimal Kumar Jain, with the theft captured on CCTV footage.
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.
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.