Kyoto Animation Incident: Appeal Withdrawal Challenged by Death Row Prisoner's Lawyer
The lawyer of death row inmate Shinji Aoba has filed an objection to the Osaka High Court's decision deeming the withdrawal of his appeal valid in the Kyoto Animation arson murder case.
19 million euro error in Stradiņš hospital procurement proposal does not change the outcome
A procurement appeal concerning a 19 million euro arithmetic mistake in a hospital construction contract was rejected by the court, allowing the next bid to proceed despite the adjustments.
Man committed a shocking murder in downtown Tampere - "Of course, he regrets it"
Terno Alkki Rikhard Hedman is appealing his murder conviction for shooting his pregnant partner in downtown Tampere, claiming it should be classified as manslaughter instead.
Linkevičius compares Trump’s remarks and the U.S. appeal to NATO in 2001.
Lithuanian politician Linkevičius draws parallels between Trump’s recent NATO appeal regarding military involvement in Iran and a similar appeal made by the U.S. in 2001, highlighting differing legal and political implications.
One of the perpetrators from Palladium failed in his appeal, the other must pay compensation
The legal outcomes of the Palladium case see one perpetrator's appeal rejected and another ordered to pay damages.
Appeal Announced: Court Prohibits 'Correctiv' from Making Three Statements Regarding the Potsdam Meeting
A Berlin court has ruled against the research platform 'Correctiv', prohibiting three statements about the Potsdam meeting following a successful claim by AfD MP Gerrit Huy.
Infant Death, Mother's Acquittal to be Confirmed; Prosecution Does Not Appeal, Citing 'Excessive Detention'
The Fukuoka District Court has acquitted Arisa Matsumoto in the death of her 11-month-old daughter, with the prosecution deciding not to appeal, highlighting concerns over her prolonged detention.
The Court rejected a recurso from Báez in a case of evasion, but in another case he benefited from the new tax innocence law
The Argentine Supreme Court rejected Lázaro Báez's appeal in a tax evasion case while he was partially exonerated in a separate case under the new tax innocence legislation.
Appeal against the ruling of the district court regarding bias as a trustee
The article discusses an appeal against a district court ruling concerning the bias of a trustee in a legal case in Iceland.
BHP Wins in England in Case Parallel to Mariana Incident (MG)
BHP secured a legal victory in England regarding a parallel lawsuit linked to the Mariana disaster, as the Appeal Court ruled against sanctioning the company for sponsoring a lawsuit in Brazil.
Nicolas Sarkozy does not appeal the refusal to merge two prison sentences
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy will not appeal the refusal to combine two prison sentences, confirming his attorney.
The court will listen to the rebuttals in the child molestation case, Kristijonas Bartoševičius's final statement
The court is set to hear rebuttals and the final words of Kristijonas Bartoševičius in his child molestation case, where he was previously convicted.
The father in the LVU case was acquitted due to a date error - the prosecutor demands a harsher sentence
A father acquitted of serious sexual offenses against children due to a date error now faces an appeal for a harsher sentence from the prosecutor.
Judge rejects subpoenas against Powell and points to an attempt to pressure the Fed; Trump government will appeal
A judge has blocked subpoenas in a criminal investigation against Jerome Powell, arguing that the investigation improperly aimed to pressure the Federal Reserve and lacked evidence of wrongdoing.
Nicolas Sarkozy's Appeal Trial in the Libyan Financing Case: Political and Financial Issues Still Threatening the Former President
Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal trial in the Libyan financing case starts as he faces multiple ongoing legal issues stemming from his political career.
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.
Dagbladet: Bhatti is allowed to appeal the case to the Court of Appeal
The Norwegian Court of Appeal has agreed to hear the appeal of Arfan Qadeer Bhatti, who was sentenced to the strictest penalty for complicity in terrorism.
National Security Law Case Goes to Supreme Court After 12 Years... "An Ordinary Prosecutor Wouldn't Appeal"
A former mayor, who has been in a legal battle for 12 years under the National Security Law, condemned the prosecutor's decision to appeal his acquittal.
Speed Cameras, pay attention to the date: when it will no longer be possible to appeal
Recent changes in Italy regarding speed camera regulations may soon provide clarity in how motorists can contest fines.
Embassy Bombing: The Mother and the Middle Brother Appeal Their Detention
Two family members involved in the bombing near the US embassy in Norway are appealing their detention.
Embassy Bombings: The Mother Appeals the Detention, Confirms Her Lawyer to NTB
A mother of three brothers, all charged in a terror bombing at the US embassy, has appealed her detention alongside her middle son.
Embassy Explosion: Mother Appeals Detention
The mother accused in connection with last weekend's explosion at the US embassy in Oslo is set to appeal her detention order.
Henrikas Daktaras once again tries to gain freedom: he filed a complaint to the Court of Appeal
Henrikas Daktaras is appealing a life sentence in Lithuania, requesting a limited term of imprisonment based on his age, health, and social connections.
USA: Federal judge cancels subpoenas against Powell - Trump administration plans to appeal
A federal judge in the United States has canceled subpoenas issued to the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, stating they were issued for inappropriate reasons and intending to pressure Powell into supporting lower interest rates.
The Embassy Bombing: The Older Brother Appeals the Detention
The older brother of one of the suspects in the embassy bombing case is appealing his detention, claiming it is based on unsubstantiated speculation.
Rejects appeal of sentence
The Supreme Court of Norway has rejected the appeal of a man sentenced for the murder of Linea Bjørnnes in Stjørdal, confirming a twelve-year prison sentence.
The regional court will have to reconsider the decisions of the VRK regarding Ignas Vėgėla's political advertisement
The Regional Court has been instructed to reassess the VRK's decision on the political advertisement of Ignas Vėgėla following a partial acceptance of the appeal by the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania.
Justice accepts iFood's appeal and allows minimum charge per delivery
A Brazilian court has ruled in favor of iFood, allowing the company to impose a minimum order value despite previous legal prohibitions.
No Appeal in the Daejang-dong Trial: Defendants Like Yoo Dong-kyu Argue for Four Hours While Prosecutors Remain Silent
In the Daejang-dong development corruption trial, defendants actively presented their appeals for four hours while prosecutors remained silent.
Teen who broke into home and sexually assaulted 10yo has convictions recorded
A teenage boy has been convicted for breaking into a home and sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl in Mackay, with a Supreme Court ruling affirming his convictions after an appeal by the Queensland Attorney-General.
Norwegian lost case against the state over climate quotas in the court of appeal - will appeal
Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA lost its case against the state regarding climate quotas, with the Borgarting Court of Appeal ruling that the state does not have to repay fines imposed earlier.
Appeal in the 'Guttas drøm' Case
A man in his twenties is appealing both his sentence and the compensation awarded to victims in the 'Guttas drøm' case after being convicted of sharing degrading images and extortion.
The state reduces prosecutors' independence due to police chiefs' criminal case
The Estonian Ministry of Justice and Digitalisation is proposing amendments to the Prosecutor's Office Act that will limit the ability of prosecutors to appeal cases to the Supreme Court, as a response to the criminal cases involving police leaders.
One Million Zloty Fine for Property Owner Over Unauthorized Land Use? The Facts Are Brutal
A businessman faces a million zloty fine for storing construction materials and soil on his property without the necessary environmental permissions after his appeal was rejected by the Supreme Administrative Court in Poland.
Severe sentences in a case that goes another round
The Icelandic Supreme Court remands a terrorism case back to the Court of Appeal, prolonging the legal proceedings against two defendants.
Kneecap rapper will not face terrorism trial after high court rejects CPS appeal
Rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh will avoid a terrorism trial after the high court upheld a ruling dismissing charges related to displaying a Hezbollah flag during a concert.
Preliminary result of the MP-AP contest has an appeal deadline until this Wednesday (11)
Candidates in the Ministry of Public of Amapá (MP-AP) contest must submit appeals against the preliminary results by Wednesday, the 11th.
According to the Administrative Court's decision, the state is not allowed to see a bank account without specific reasons
The Administrative Court ruled that the Money Laundering Bureau cannot demand customer bank statements from LHV without a clear legal basis, though the Bureau plans to appeal the decision.
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.
The CPMI of the INSS files an appeal at the STF against Dino's decision that suspended secrecy breaks
The Senate's legal counsel has appealed to the Supreme Federal Court against a ruling by Minister Flávio Dino that halted the breach of confidentiality for several individuals investigated by the CPMI of the INSS.
Family in the woods, the ministry sends inspectors to L'Aquila. Appeal against the transfer is ready
The Italian Ministry of Justice is sending inspectors to the Juvenile Court in L'Aquila amid ongoing legal battles concerning a family living in the woods, following a court decision to separate the mother from her children.
The Judges' Honor Court reprimanded a judge from the Trakai courts – she did not wear a robe while hearing cases
A judge in Lithuania has been reprimanded for not wearing a judicial robe while presiding over cases and for failing to announce verdicts and explain appeal procedures.
Former Orthodox Archbishop Leo Appeals His Sentence in the Karelian Language Society Case
Former Archbishop Leo Makkonen plans to appeal his sentence related to the Karelian Language Society's financial discrepancies case that is moving to the Court of Appeal.
'Wanton cruelty': Man fails to reduce sentence for dragging kangaroo behind car
A man from Bywong, sentenced to 15 months in jail for dragging a kangaroo behind his car, has failed to appeal for a reduced sentence.
A new twist in the fight for Agnė Jagelavičiūtė's legacy
A Lithuanian court has agreed to hear a cassation appeal regarding the estate of deceased stylist Agnė Jagelavičiūtė, amidst ongoing legal disputes involving her minor son.
The Korea Workers' Compensation Corporation Established a Principle of 'Refraining from Appeal' in Case of Losing Industrial Accident Lawsuits
The Korea Workers' Compensation Corporation decided not to appeal when losing lawsuits filed by workers or their families related to industrial injuries, in order to expedite support for victims.
Labor reform: after its entry into force, the CGT filed a judicial appeal to stop the law
After President Javier Milei enacted labor reform legislation, the CGT filed a legal challenge against its implementation, targeting specific articles related to labor court jurisdiction.
Nunes says he will appeal court decision that determined the return of legal abortion at Cachoeirinha Hospital, in North Zone of SP
São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes announced plans to appeal a court ruling that reinstated legal abortion services at Cachoeirinha Hospital, emphasizing the need for judicial restraint in technical matters.
Care Assistant Convicted of Rape Against 100-Year-Old Woman – Released from Custody
A care assistant convicted of raping a 100-year-old woman has been released pending his appeal decision by the Svea Court of Appeals in Sweden.
The Lawyer of Minna Suominen's Murder Convict: 'An Appeal Will Be Made Against the Sentence'
The lawyer representing a woman sentenced to ten years in prison for the murder of Minna Suominen announced plans to appeal the decision.