Government to Focus on Public Opinion on Criminal Procedure Issues in March-April
The South Korean government is set to conduct intensive public consultations on key issues related to criminal procedure law, including supplementary investigative powers, during March and April.
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.
Labor reform is out: what changes with the RIMI, the ambitious bet of the Government for medium investments
Argentina's government introduces the Labor Reform Law that includes the Regime of Medium Investments (RIMI), which offers investment benefits for SMEs.
Labor reform: the CGT marched to the Courts and seeks to challenge the law
The Argentine labor union CGT marched to the courts to challenge a labor reform law approved by the Congress.
More leaders, fewer elected officials. How the new electoral law will transform the campaign for the Political Elections
Italy's new electoral law introduces significant changes that could shape the upcoming political campaign by distorting representation and eliminating constituencies.
Venice Commission on the neo-judge law: the direction of changes is good, but the project requires corrections
The Venice Commission generally supports the draft law concerning neo-judges but suggests significant amendments.
"Re-trial Required" but No Means to Do So...Need for Follow-up Legislation Already Discussed
The South Korean Supreme Court's recent materials on constitutional complaint law raise concerns over the implications and procedural confusion that may arise from its rapid implementation.
Labor reform from a constitutional perspective
The Argentine Senate has approved a law that significantly changes labor conditions regarding working hours, wages, and vacations after intense negotiations with provincial governors.
Processing the 'Judicial Three Laws' Democratic Party 'Has Written a Page in History'… Pressure for Jo Hee-dae's Resignation
The Democratic Party of Korea has successfully passed the 'Judicial Three Laws' following an extended filibuster, and is now pressuring the Chief Justice Jo Hee-dae to resign amid internal turmoil in the judiciary.
The Right's Card in the Electoral Law to Take the Colle
A new electoral law proposed by Italy's right-wing coalition aims to secure power in the 2027 elections and potentially facilitate access to the presidency thereafter.
Alex and his husband want a baby. Australia's laws pushed them to look overseas
A gay couple from Australia has turned to South America for surrogacy after facing frustrations with the country's restrictive surrogacy laws.
[Breaking News] 'Supreme Court Justice Expansion Law' Passed by National Assembly
The South Korean National Assembly passed a law to increase the number of Supreme Court justices from 14 to 26.
Labor reform: the differences with the failed Mucci Law of Raúl Alfonsín and why it is a mistake to compare them
The recently approved labor reform in Argentina has been incorrectly compared to Raúl Alfonsín's failed Mucci Law from the 1980s, despite significant differences in context and impact.
One by one, how the vote that turned the Labor Reform into law in the Senate went
The Argentine Senate approved the labor reform law, marking a significant victory for President Javier Milei's government.
The luxury tax has been eliminated, and car prices drop by almost 30%
Argentina's Senate has passed a labor reform law that removes internal taxes, leading to significant price drops for some cars.
Understanding the Misconceptions of 'Distortion of Law' as a Milestone to Overcome 'Court's Chronic Unconstitutionality'
The South Korean National Assembly has passed a new law on 'distortion of law', imposing penalties on judges and prosecutors who intentionally distort legal applications, marking a significant reform in the judiciary.
Alfieri: "Everything is wrong, ready to fight. They want an hegemonic government"
Alessandro Alfieri of the Democratic Party criticizes proposals by Fratelli d'Italia regarding electoral law, claiming that the government's approach complicates dialogue.
Juvenile Criminal Law: How Senators Voted on Lowering the Age of Criminal Responsibility to 14
The Argentine Senate approved a juvenile criminal law reform that lowers the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14, passed by 44 to 27 votes with one abstention.
The Senate approved by a large majority the Juvenile Criminal Regime and lowers the age of liability to 14 years
The Argentine Senate has approved a significant reform to the Juvenile Criminal Regime, lowering the age of criminal liability from 16 to 14 years, amidst substantial debate and public interest.
Labor Reform: Changes to Compensation, Dismissals, Leave, Vacation, Overtime, and Even Taxes
The Argentine government is seeking to implement a labor reform that will change various aspects of employment regulations including compensation, severance, and taxation.
Simplification of Tax Law: Changes for Pensioners in Tax Declarations
Germany's coalition government is exploring ways to simplify tax law for pensioners, aiming to reduce bureaucracy and improve automation without promising major reforms.
The Controversial Speech of Libertarian Senator Enzo Fullone on Glaciers
Senator Enzo Fullone's remarks on glaciers during a legislative debate sparked controversy as he downplayed their importance in favor of investments.
Meloni promotes a new Electoral Law that could benefit her in the 2027 elections
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is advocating for a new Electoral Law aimed at providing her party a strategic advantage in the upcoming elections.
Reform reports claims of 'family voting' to police and Electoral Commission
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has reported allegations of illegal 'family voting' during the Gorton and Denton by-election to law enforcement and electoral authorities.
Electoral law, there is an agreement. Meloni: text in Parliament but we will not impose confidence
Italian political leaders have reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring stable parliamentary majorities, but Prime Minister Meloni has stated they won't impose confidence in Parliament regarding this proposal.
Manure at Bongiorno. "An unreasonable gesture"
A protest by a group of women in Milan against Senator Giulia Bongiorno's rape law reform involved dumping manure outside her office.
If voting were today with the new system: right-wing secured in the Chamber
A new electoral law to be introduced for the 2027 elections in Italy suggests significant changes favoring the right-wing coalition.
Those of the Rosatellum. Now for the left everything is "unacceptable"
Elly Schlein and other leftists criticize any proposed electoral reforms while staunchly defending the current electoral law known as Rosatellum, which they believe ensures no political victory.
[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.
Labor reform in the Senate today, LIVE: keys to the debate, cuts due to mobilization, and last news this February 27
The Senate is set to debate labor reform, possibly with the support of allied blocs for approval of a modernized labor law.
Korea criminalizes 'perversion of justice,' with judges, prosecutors facing up to 10 years
South Korea's National Assembly passed an amendment to criminalize 'perversion of justice', imposing severe penalties on legal professionals for misconduct.
Rauno Ligi and Karl Metsküll: Courts have applied the right to appeal very broadly
Rauno Ligi and Karl Metsküll discuss the extensive application of the right to appeal in environmental matters by courts in Estonia and the resulting delays in legal proceedings.
This campaign has never been seen before. The ministry focuses on memes
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy is using cat memes in a social media campaign to explain a significant labor law reform.
One by one. This is how each senator voted on the project to reform the glacier law
The article outlines how each senator in Argentina voted on the proposed reform of the glacier law.
Reform of the glacier law: a setback that affects sources of life
The article discusses a proposed reform to Argentina's glacier law, raising concerns about its implications for water sources and environmental protection.
With just enough votes, the Government bets on changing the glacier law in the Senate
The Argentine government is moving forward with a reform of the glacier law aimed at reducing protected areas to enable mining investments, facing protests and environmental backlash.
Following the Arrest of Greenpeace Activists, Protests Continue in Front of Congress Against the Glacier Law Reform
Protests against the reform of the Glacier Law continue in Argentina following the arrest of Greenpeace activists, who claim the initiative benefits mining interests over environmental protection.
Italy: Agreement of the coalition parties on the change of the electoral law
Italy's governing coalition parties have agreed to a significant overhaul of the electoral law, a move the opposition claims is designed to keep Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in power after the upcoming 2027 elections.
A video with a message from environmentalists detained in front of Congress is released
Greenpeace released a video from activists who anticipated their potential arrest during a peaceful protest against glacier law reform in Argentina.
Rait Maruste: On the Military Court
Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Rait Maruste discusses the importance of Estonia avoiding a military court and the chaos of ‘generals’ on amok runs, reflecting on a recent editorial.
[Editorial] The Last-Minute Amendment of the Misapplication of Law Crime, Legislative Completeness of Reform Process Must Be Enhanced
The South Korean National Assembly passed a bill establishing a crime for the misapplication of law after last-minute amendments were made to address concerns from civil society and political circles.
Senate: The Government seeks ratification of the Mercosur-European Union agreement and to advance with the glacier law reform
The Argentine government is pushing for the ratification of the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement while also addressing reforms to environmental protections regarding glaciers in the Senate.
12 Greenpeace activists were arrested for jumping the fences of Congress and also a cameraman
Twelve Greenpeace activists were detained during a protest at Argentina's Congress against glacier law reform, highlighting concerns over water protection.
Electoral Law, the Majority Tries to Accelerate
The Italian government plans to present an electoral reform text soon, potentially before the upcoming referendum on career separation scheduled for March 22-23.
Greenpeace activists arrested for jumping the Congress fence
Greenpeace activists were arrested after attempting to breach the perimeter fence of the Congress during a debate on glacier law reform in Argentina.
Tax Reform and Its Effects on Judicial Recovery
The implementation of tax reform in Brazil alters how companies in crisis manage their tax obligations, impacting their approach to judicial recovery.
The Senate is in session to ratify the Mercosur-EU agreement and the appointment of Fernando Iglesias as ambassador
The Argentine Senate is convening to ratify the historic Mercosur-European Union agreement and the appointment of Fernando Iglesias as ambassador, while also discussing a reform to the Glacier Law.
[Breaking News] The amendment bill on 'distortion of law' passed in the National Assembly
The amendment bill, which introduces the 'distortion of law' crime and expands the application of the espionage law, passed the National Assembly with a majority vote.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
Argentine President Javier Milei is pushing for a reform of the Glacier Law, which aims to reduce protected areas to facilitate mining investments, while the Peronist opposition navigates a delicate political landscape.
Remote trials not only at the request of the prosecutor. The bill is nearing completion
Poland is considering amendments to legal procedures that would expand the possibility of remote participation in criminal trials, currently limited mainly to prosecutors and specific cases.