Oversight of the Kapo is under scrutiny. Adviser to the Chancellor of Justice: "The situation has improved over ten years"
The ongoing oversight of the Estonian Internal Security Service (Kapo) continues to be contentious, even after a court ruling on police leaders' trial in January.
New extradition law aimed at filling gaps in procedures goes to second debate in the National Assembly
The National Assembly of Ecuador is set to hold a second debate on a new extradition law aimed at addressing procedural gaps to ensure justice and human rights.
Fugitive arrested for raping 13-year-old cousin; sentenced to 24 years in prison
A 33-year-old man was arrested in Teresina for the sexual abuse of his 13-year-old cousin after being a fugitive since September 2021 and previously sentenced to 24 years in prison for similar offenses.
CJN supports FCCPC's role in safeguarding Nigeria's business environment
The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, has emphasized the importance of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission in ensuring fair trade practices in Nigeria's business environment.
The final decision on the parliamentary diet and the remuneration of Zbigniew Ziobro has been made
The Polish parliament has decided to reduce the remuneration and parliamentary diet of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro by 90% due to ongoing legal issues.
Three arrested and 70 vehicles seized in operation against drug trafficking in the interior of SP
Three individuals were arrested during a drug trafficking operation in Araraquara and Américo Brasiliense, Brazil, resulting in extensive seizures of illegal substances.
'Sister-in-law' Trapped in Honey Trap, Made Intimate Videos of Boy and Girl, Then...
A shocking honey trap case has emerged in Bilaspur district, Chhattisgarh, where a woman allegedly lured a young man to her home under the pretext of her son's birthday party, recorded an intimate encounter, and then blackmailed him for money.
Four arrested in Riobamba with $4,100 in counterfeit bills
Four individuals were arrested in Riobamba, Ecuador, for allegedly dealing in counterfeit currency, with over $4,000 in fake bills seized during a military and police operation.
Former lawyer A. Škėma remains convicted of corruption
A former lawyer, A. Škėma, has been convicted of corruption and fined nearly €30,000, along with a three-year ban from practicing law.
Trio is arrested while trying to transport 31 kg of cocaine between SP and MG on the Fernão Dias highway
Three people were arrested attempting to transport over 30 kilograms of cocaine between São Paulo and Minas Gerais on the Fernão Dias highway.
Man sentenced for homicide in 2011 is arrested in Açailândia, MA
A 45-year-old man was arrested in Açailândia, Brazil, following the enforcement of two arrest warrants related to qualified homicide, drug trafficking, and illegal possession of a firearm.
Aggression in hotel in Curitiba: police dismiss attempted feminicide and conclude investigation
The police investigation into the aggression of Maria Niuzete Batista in a Curitiba hotel has concluded with the case classified as attempted homicide, excluding the feminicide charge sought by her defense.
Godfather arrested on suspicion of raping two goddaughters aged 10 and 11 in Manaus
A 58-year-old man has been arrested in Manaus, Brazil, for allegedly raping his two goddaughters, aged 10 and 11, following an investigation prompted by a report from the Child and Adolescent Guardianship Council.
Robbery in Boedo: his accomplice resisted gunfire, he managed to escape but was caught almost a year later
A suspect involved in a robbery in Boedo, Argentina, has been arrested nearly a year after fleeing the scene, following the capture of his accomplice who was injured during the incident.
What are Przemysław Czarnek's views on healthcare? Here’s what he says about it
Przemysław Czarnek, the candidate from the Law and Justice party for Prime Minister in the upcoming 2027 parliamentary elections, shares his views on healthcare and demographic issues in Poland.
LAT rejected the appeal of convicted lawyer Aivaras Škėma for influence peddling
The Supreme Court of Lithuania upheld a lower court's ruling against lawyer Aivaras Škėma, convicting him of influence peddling and imposing a fine along with a temporary ban from legal practice.
Received a six-month sentence for smuggling
An individual has been sentenced to six months in prison for smuggling activities.
Ministry Supports Decriminalization of Minor Theft
The Latvian Ministry of Justice supports the decriminalization of minor theft despite opposition from most experts in a Criminal Law working group.
Man already convicted of attempted feminicide receives new sentence of 20 years for stabbing sister-in-law in Santarém
A man previously convicted of attempted feminicide has been sentenced to an additional 20 years in prison for stabbing his sister-in-law in Brazil.
Charity shop received an exciting donation
Two teenagers left a backpack containing cannabis and cash at the door of a charity organization in New Zealand, which led to police involvement.
Former CEO of LSS facility acquitted of causing another's death
Charlotte Högman, a former CEO of an LSS care facility in Sweden, has been acquitted by Svea Court of Appeal of charges related to the death of an employee who was murdered in 2022.
Family of the forest, increased security for the president of the Tribunal: 'Be careful with your children'
Cecilia Angrisano, president of the Juvenile Court of L'Aquila, faces serious threats and harassment online following controversial rulings regarding child custody.
Moon Hyung-bae: 'Distortion of Law Crime, Legislation by the National Assembly Must Be Respected... I Have Also Been Reported Multiple Times'
Former Constitutional Court Chief Justice Moon Hyung-bae emphasized the importance of respecting the legislation of the 'Judicial Three Laws' led by the Democratic Party, while discussing the implications of the 'distortion of law' crime.
Drunk drivers wreak havoc on the roads: one had an alcohol level of more than 2.6 per mille
Several drunk drivers were apprehended in Lithuania, with one recording a blood alcohol content of 2.62 per mille.
Uber is ordered to pay R$ 56,000 for discrimination against blind man in RS
Uber has been ordered by the Justice of Rio Grande do Sul to pay R$ 56,000 in compensation to a blind man who was discriminated against for trying to enter ride-hailing vehicles with a guide dog.
Authorities discover illegal weapons and ammunition near Kazlų Rūda
Authorities in Lithuania discovered a Browning pistol without an identification number, a signal pistol with 70 cartridges, and a shooting bow with 29 arrows, leading to an investigation into illegal possession of firearms and ammunition.
Jung Hee-won Sent to Prosecutors for 'Stalking Law Violation' and Other Charges
Jung Hee-won, the head of the Slow Aging Research Center, has been sent to prosecutors for admitting to some charges related to stalking law violations and defamation after a conflict with a former colleague.
Drug Baron Whispered to Police: 'You Have to Call J.A.' – Thought He Was Safe
The article discusses the story of Finnish drug lord Miika Kortekallio, who, upon being stopped by police in 1996, instructed someone to call drug police officer Jari Aarnio, signaling a complex relationship between criminals and law enforcement.
Mum stabs tenant, 68, for masturbating in front of her children – and law agrees with her
A mother in Argentina stabbed her 68-year-old tenant after he was allegedly caught masturbating in front of her children, and local laws have supported her actions based on her defense of maternal instinct.
Son-in-law cuts mother-in-law's nose with scissors, flees with gold jewelry
In a shocking incident in Rajasthan, a son-in-law cut his mother-in-law's nose and fled with her gold jewelry, leading to her hospitalization.
Justice dismisses police chief accused of promoting criminal organization in Itapecerica da Serra
A police chief in Itapecerica da Serra, Brazil, has been dismissed from public office for allegedly promoting a criminal organization, alongside two businessmen who have been placed under preventive detention.
Vorcaro's Defense Requests STF to Not Force Banker to Comply with Some Prison Rules
Daniel Vorcaro's defense team has requested the Supreme Court to exempt him from certain prison rules while incarcerated.
Guard who assaulted dog in elevator misses interrogation; understand what happens
A retired municipal guard in Brazil who assaulted his dog in an elevator has failed to attend a scheduled police interrogation following an anonymous tip about the incident.
Justice Week for Peace at Home has a mobilization of hearings of domestic violence cases in AC
Over 130 hearings on domestic violence cases are scheduled during the 32nd Justice Week for Peace at Home in Acre.
PCC Chief on the Run Ordered His Own Daughter's Kidnapping to Collect a $100,000 Debt from His Ex-Father-in-Law
Gerson Palermo, the leader of the PCC, allegedly ordered the kidnapping of his daughter to extort money from his ex-father-in-law.
Justice suspends mining activities in Serra do Curral and imposes a fine of R$ 4 million on ANM
A federal court in Brazil has suspended mining activities in Serra do Curral and fined the National Mining Agency for noncompliance with previous court orders.
Man arrested suspected of assaulting partner, tearing off a gate, and breaking car windows on Women's Day in the interior of São Paulo
A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting his partner and damaging property on Women's Day in Presidente Epitácio, São Paulo.
Czarnek dismantles his photovoltaics and devises plans for a coal power. Is this the end of renewable energy?
Przemysław Czarnek, a candidate for Prime Minister from the Law and Justice party, advocates for a return to coal and a forsaking of renewable energy sources.
New juvenile criminal regime: what is known about the law that sets penalties from age 14
Argentina has enacted a new juvenile justice law that establishes penal responsibility beginning at age 14 with specific sanctions for underage offenders.
Law student arrested inside police station suspected of posing as a lawyer in Serra Gaúcha
A law student was arrested for illegally practicing law inside a police station in Canela, Brazil, while posing as an attorney for a vulnerable victim.
Andrei Zemkov, who has been criminally convicted 12 times, wishes to be released early: I do not plan to break the law anymore
Andrei Zemkov, a man with a lengthy criminal record, is seeking early conditional release from prison after serving time for multiple offenses including theft and extortion.
Driver flees from court officer, reaches 160 km/h in chase and ends up arrested in the interior of SP
A 42-year-old man was arrested in São Paulo after fleeing from law enforcement during a police chase that reached speeds of 160 km/h.
Operation seizes half a ton of crab in Pará and arrests fugitive from Justice
An environmental operation in Northeast Brazil led to the seizure of over half a ton of crabs and the arrest of a fugitive.
“This is how we cleaned the wall when we killed one”: conviction confirmed for a police chief over two kidnappings
A Buenos Aires police chief was sentenced to 15 years in prison for involvement in two kidnapping cases, highlighting a breach of trust within law enforcement.
Video: man chases and runs over ex-girlfriend for not accepting breakup in MT
A man violently attacked his ex-girlfriend and later ran her over with his car after she attempted to break off their relationship in Mato Grosso, Brazil.
During the Court Intermission: 20 People Clash Outside Berlin Court
A violent altercation outside the Berlin Criminal Court in Moabit led to injuries and arrests, disrupting ongoing court proceedings.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Normal Pole vs. elites, or Przemysław Czarnek's game of hopscotch
Przemysław Czarnek, in his speech as a candidate for Prime Minister, emphasized a class division over a traditional political one, appealing to the working-class identity of the 'normal Pole.'
Woman arrested for racial slur after calling son-in-law 'monkey' and 'bald black man' in Várzea Paulista
A woman was arrested for racial slurs against her son-in-law during a family dispute in Várzea Paulista, Brazil.
Woman arrested after shots fired at Rihanna’s house while singer inside: reports
A woman was arrested after firing multiple shots at Rihanna's home in Beverly Hills using an AR-15-style rifle, while the singer was inside.
Federal Police arrests Federal Police delegate and former secretary in operation against influence trafficking to favor drug dealer
The Federal Police of Brazil arrested a Federal Police delegate and a former state secretary on charges of influence trafficking to benefit a drug trafficker.