Gilmar's decision to aid Toffoli is an outrage
Supreme Court Minister Gilmar Mendes has suspended the confidential investigations related to a bank linked to Justice Dias Toffoli, raising concerns about judicial integrity and procedural fairness in Brazil.
CNJ reactivated by case of alleged misogyny against president of STM
The Brazilian Women's Union has requested the National Justice Council to reconsider its decision to dismiss a complaint against STM Minister Carlos Augusto Amaral Oliveira for alleged gender discrimination against STM president Maria Elizabeth.
More difficult interceptions and preventive interrogations: this is where Nordio is wrong
The article critiques Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's recent reforms on judicial interceptions and preventive interrogations in Italy, arguing that they undermine effective legal practices.
Winnipeg man charged over X posts targeting Carney, Jewish and Muslim communities
A Winnipeg man faces charges for allegedly posting threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney and inciting hatred towards the Jewish and Muslim communities on X.
Stalker of Sanna Marin not considered criminally responsible
A court in Helsinki determined that a man who stalked former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin was not criminally responsible for his actions due to mental health issues.
The Lebanese Minister of Justice: The army will pursue any military action outside the state
Lebanese Justice Minister said the army will pursue anyone involved in military actions outside state authority, including Hezbollah, which was urged to surrender its weapons.
“Very Strange.” The Minister of Justice is Concerned About the Development Surrounding the Bitcoin Case
Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc has expressed concern over unusual developments in a Bitcoin case, stating he will seek documentation from the public prosecutor's office.
"The lawyer did not violate anything." The Bar Association refused to file a disciplinary complaint against Blažek due to bitcoins
The Czech Bar Association has decided not to file a disciplinary complaint against former Minister of Justice Pavel Blažek in relation to his acceptance of a bitcoin donation, deeming the complaint unfounded.
Behind-the-scenes dispute over the bankruptcy of Brazil's richest former congressman may go to the Supreme Court
A complex bankruptcy case involving Brazil's richest former congressman may escalate to the Supreme Court amid a dispute between state justice and a national justice minister.
Velopoulos: It is provocative and offensive for the Prime Minister to talk about justice in the Tempe issue
Kyriakos Velopoulos criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for discussing justice regarding the Tempe train tragedy, accusing him of attempting to cover it up.
My Convincing Yes. Text Awaited for Years. It is Not a Reform Against Judges
Marco Minniti, former Interior Minister of Italy, expresses his strong support for a long-awaited judicial reform, aiming to enhance public trust in the justice system.
The PP calls for a tax investigation into what Zapatero earned in the 'Plus Ultra case'
The Popular Party (PP) is calling for a tax investigation into former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's earnings linked to the Plus Ultra airline bailout.
The fake news of Nordio about Vassalli favoring separate careers
The article critiques Justice Minister Nordio's claims regarding the constitutional amendment and its connection to Giuliano Vassalli's reforms from 1989.
With helmet and bulletproof vest: after the plot to kill a judge, a prosecutor, and a minister, the 'gaucho' drug lord was transferred to Ezeiza prison
The transfer of the drug lord Leonardo Airaldi to Ezeiza prison was implemented for security reasons following a plot to kill a federal judge, a prosecutor, and a provincial minister in Argentina.
Cúneo Libarona prepares his resignation and there are several candidates to succeed him in the most significant Cabinet change
Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona is preparing to resign from the government amid internal cabinet disputes, marking a critical transition in Argentine politics.
Senegal: a former minister of Macky Sall sent before the High Court of Justice
A former minister of Senegal, Moussa Bocar Thiam, has been charged with embezzlement and other serious offenses, leading to his referral to the High Court of Justice.
How a Finnish Man's Revolver Became Sweden's Most Wanted Weapon
A Finnish revolver, originally purchased for recreational use, is linked to the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme and remains one of the most sought-after weapons in the investigation.
Unconfirmed reports: The Iranian Defense Minister is dead from the Israeli attack
Unconfirmed reports suggest that Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami may have been killed in an Israeli strike, along with unconfirmed reports of the Iranian Minister of Justice being dead.
Chief Prosecutor on the Palme Murder: 'I Believe We Will Get a Solution'
Swedish Chief Prosecutor Lennart Guné expresses skepticism about resolving the murder of former Prime Minister Olof Palme but holds onto hope for a future solution despite current investigations stagnating.
Here are the mistakes that sank the Palme investigation
The article discusses the failures in the investigation of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme's murder, emphasizing the critical missteps taken during the process.
Daily summary of JN: CNJ removes judge suspected of sexual abuse; Gilmar Mendes suspends breaking of secrecy for Toffoli's company; storm in Minas hits Cataguases
The National Justice Council dismissed a judge accused of sexual abuse, while Gilmar Mendes suspended confidentiality breaches involving minister Dias Toffoli's family business amidst various incidents including a storm in Minas Gerais.
Toffoli's Family Used a Previously Archived Action by Gilmar to Block Confidentiality Breach
A family connection has led to the reactivation of a previously dormant legal action that resulted in a favorable ruling by Minister Gilmar Mendes for Dias Toffoli's family.
"Investigations used for the vote," alarm in the prosecutors' offices over accusations from the right
Italian prosecutors are facing scrutiny over their actions leading up to a referendum, spurred by Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's comments questioning the timing of certain notifications.
Olof Palme's death is the Nordic region's greatest murder mystery. 40 years later, the mystery still simmers
The unresolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme remains one of the greatest mysteries in Nordic history, with the case still generating interest and speculation decades later.
Nigerian court grants former justice minister bail in 'terrorism' case
A Nigerian court has granted bail to former Attorney General Abubakar Malami and his son in a terrorism case as their trial has been adjourned.
Strange developments in the Bitcoin case: 'The suspicions are serious,' says the Minister of Justice
Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc has expressed serious concerns regarding irregularities in the investigation of the Bitcoin case as reported by Deník N, while the ODS party appears indifferent to the findings.
The Judgment Received by Sanna Marin's Tormentor
A 37-year-old man was convicted of stalking former Prime Minister Sanna Marin and violating her privacy, ultimately receiving a suspended sentence due to being found partially incapable during some of the crimes.
Radosław Sikorski asked internet users for their opinion. Such a finale was not anticipated.
Radosław Sikorski conducted an unorthodox survey on social media, asking his followers who should become the future prime minister of Poland if the Law and Justice party wins the parliamentary elections in 2027.
Nigerian court adds terrorism charges to allegations facing ex-justice minister Malami
A Nigerian court has charged former justice minister Abubakar Malami with terrorism financing and related offences.
Members of the Digital Agency's Council Linked to Epstein Documents, Minister Matsumoto Says 'No Comment'
Japan's Digital Minister Matsumoto refused to comment on the connections between members of the Digital Agency's council and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein released by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Liberia: Senate Summons Justice Minister Oswald Tweh for Filing Criminal Case Against Lawmakers
The Liberian Senate has summoned Justice Minister Oswald Tweh to explain procedural irregularities related to a withdrawn criminal subpoena against the Senate concerning financial discrepancies.
LIVE Mitsotakis and Androulakis in Parliament on energy amid wiretapping allegations
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responds to PASOK President Nikos Androulakis's questioning in Parliament concerning energy issues, with Androulakis criticizing the government's energy policy for lacking a coherent plan and social justice.
The government proposes significant changes to prison sentences
The Finnish government has proposed the introduction of preventive detention for dangerous offenders and reforms to the release process for life sentence prisoners.
Investigations Closed on Bartolozzi, Nordio: 'Perplexed by Timing'
The Roman Public Prosecutor's Office has notified the conclusion of preliminary investigations against Giusi Bartolozzi, with Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expressing perplexity over the timing.
Bartolozzi, investigations closed on cabinet chief of Nordio. The minister is 'perplexed by the timing'
Giusi Bartolozzi, the cabinet chief of the Minister of Justice in Italy, has expressed confidence following the closure of an investigation regarding her alleged false information, while Minister Carlo Nordio offers his support but questions the timing of the investigation.
'PM should give a speech on Gaza...', Manoj Jha said
Manoj Jha emphasized the importance of the Prime Minister addressing the situation in Gaza to send a strong message against the injustices happening there, reflecting a commitment to justice and peace for Palestine.
A. Tsipras on wiretaps: The real perpetrators will find it hard to escape accountability
Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras criticizes current leaders over a court decision related to wiretapping, suggesting they will ultimately face justice.
Judge Mizrahi extended the restrictive conditions on Berurman until Sunday
A court in Rishon Lezion has extended the restrictions on Prime Minister Netanyahu's chief of staff, Tzachi Berurman, ahead of the crucial testimony of Netanyahu in an ongoing investigation.
David Sánchez refuses to inform the Audiencia of Badajoz of his address and will personally collect notifications at the judicial headquarters
David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, brother of the Spanish Prime Minister, continues to refuse to disclose his current address for legal proceedings regarding his alleged involvement in corruption.
The Inspection Summoned Prosecutors Dealing with the Bitcoin Case
The Czech General Inspection of Security Forces has summoned prosecutors for clarification regarding a high-profile bitcoin case involving allegations against the former Minister of Justice.
European Court: Hungary violated EU law by closing critical radio station about Orbán
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary breached EU law by shutting down a radio station critical of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Nigeria: Court Hears Recording of Diezani Alison-Madueke's Heated Exchanges With Oil Contractors Who Bribed Her
The UK Southwark Crown Court has heard audio recordings of former Nigerian petroleum minister Diezani Alison-Madueke allegedly confronting oil tycoons over bribery accusations during her trial.
Levin appointed a lawyer who campaigned against granting status to non-Jews to a judge in immigration matters
Israeli Minister of Justice Yariv Levin appointed a lawyer who previously opposed granting residency to non-Jews to a judge in immigration courts.
Conte raises the tone and attacks Nordio: 'Criminal politics'
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte criticized Italy's Justice Minister Carlo Nordio during a public debate on the justice referendum held in Palermo.
Florida initiates investigation into the shooting in Cuba
Florida’s Justice Minister James Uthmeier announces an investigation into a shooting incident in Cuba that left four dead when an American boat was intercepted by border guards.
Justice Minister evaluates vetoes to the Anti-Fascism Bill and expresses frustration with the removal of taxation on bets
Brazil's Justice Minister expressed disappointment over the exclusion of tax on sports betting from the Anti-Fascism Bill, which aimed to fund the fight against organized crime.
Minister John Reimberg: 'They are capable of inventing the most sordid nonsense to evade their responsibility'
Ecuador's Interior Minister John Reimberg dismissed allegations circulating on social media linking him to a criminal leader's testimony, asserting that no one is above the law.
Justice minister suggests Liberals could limit debate to push through stalled hate speech bill
Canadian Justice Minister Sean Fraser indicated that the Liberal government may limit debate on a stalled hate speech bill to fulfill their campaign promises.
Minister of Justice says that concerns of the Federal Police were considered in the Anti-Faction PL text
The Minister of Justice has stated that the concerns of the Federal Police were taken into account regarding the recently approved Anti-Faction legislation, despite reports suggesting they were not consulted.
M. Karystianou: They promised me the Ministry of Justice - The party's announcement before the summer
Maria Karystianou criticizes Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the opposition while discussing her plans to form her own political party.