The doctrine of the TSJ that Mazón clings to in order to avoid indictment: from causal nexus to the principle of culpability
The article discusses the legal proceedings against former president Carlos Mazón, focusing on the decision-making process of the judges regarding his potential indictment.
An Era of 26 Supreme Court Justices...To Prevent Weakness in Lower Courts, Research Judges Must Be Increased
A recent bill to increase South Korea's Supreme Court justices from 14 to 26 has sparked concerns about the potential negative impact on lower court capacities and the independence of judicial interpretations.
Tomasz Zalasiński: The effects of the resolution sought by President Manowska would be catastrophic
Tomasz Zalasiński argues against Chief Justice Małgorzata Manowska's call for the Supreme Court to resolve the status of new judges, asserting that it requires legislative intervention rather than another court ruling.
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.
Due to a shortage of judges, standards for case processing timelines are increasing
The expected standard time for processing cases in Latvian courts has risen due to a shortage of judges.
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.
"Hawks" are going for power over the Supreme Court. A neo-judge will become the new President
The candidates for the new President of Poland's Supreme Court have been announced, with a likely neo-judge being chosen to replace Małgorzata Manowska.
Passing of the Law Against Distortion of Law..."Due to Strong Supporters, Deliberation Was Not Properly Conducted"
The South Korean National Assembly passed a bill criminalizing intentional legal distortion by judges and prosecutors, amidst concerns over the rushed legislative process.
‘Crime of Distortion of Law’: Judges Warn Possible Punishments for Yang Seung-tae and Concerns Over Avoiding Criminal Trials
Judges express concerns over the vagueness of proposed legislation targeting judicial misconduct, highlighting potential deterrents to protecting social minorities and clarifying legal interpretations.
Entities defend perks at the STF, and lawyer says judge 'barely has a snack'
Representatives of judicial entities defended the payment of extra allowances, claiming that judges are underpaid and that the legal career is unattractive due to complexity and workload.
Notebooks of the Bribes: The Trial Court Rejected an Attempt by Ricardo Jaime to Dismiss One of the Judges
In a legal move, Ricardo Jaime's attempt to disqualify judge Fernando Canero on grounds of perceived bias has been rejected by the Federal Oral Court No. 7.
Aleksander Stępkowski: The Students of Wise Kalek, or about the 'Legal' Judges of the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court in Poland is undergoing procedures to elect judges amidst a boycott by a group of judges, raising questions about their legitimacy.
Nationwide Chief Judges: 'Legal distortion crime causes severe side effects... goes against guaranteeing basic rights of citizens'
Chief judges from across South Korea have expressed serious concerns regarding the Democratic Party's proposed judicial reform bills, particularly the legal distortion crime law.
Judge torn documents. Maciej Nawacki wins in the Supreme Court, will not lose immunity
The Supreme Court of Poland ruled that Judge Maciej Nawacki will retain his immunity despite tearing up a document during a judges' assembly.
Michał Romanowski: The President Wants Authoritarian Power Over Judges
President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a proposal by Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek to restore the rule of law and instead presented a counter-project that has sparked critique regarding its legal shortcomings.
Criminals with Full Pockets. Those Golden Reserves that Judges Guarantee to Robbers and Violent Offenders
The article discusses the high financial compensation claims criminals make against the state in Italy, often resulting in extensive legal battles.
Retirees from Justice and entities support Dino's decision against perks
Retired judges, prosecutors, and various judicial entities express support for Minister Flávio Dino’s decision to eliminate perks granted through administrative acts.
A summit of Ibero-American judges and lawyers will analyze cybersecurity and piracy in Madrid
Madrid will host a Pre-Ministerial Summit on Piracy, Cybersecurity, and Justice, bringing together prominent legal experts from both sides of the Atlantic.
A Turning Point for Trump? He May Face the Judges Face to Face Now.
Donald Trump may come face-to-face with judges he publicly criticized after losing a significant legal battle regarding his trade policies.
29 legal judges of the Supreme Court: The election of a new president of the Supreme Court, successor to M. Manowska will be illegal
Supreme Court judges warn that the upcoming election for a new president will be illegal due to the presence of improperly selected 'neo-judges.'
Supreme Court Calls National Judges Conference on Judicial Reform Law on the 25th... Attention on Public Backlash
The Supreme Court of South Korea is holding a national judges conference on the 25th to discuss the proposed 'Judicial Reform 3 Laws,' facing staunch opposition from judges regarding their constitutionality.
The President of the Supreme Court asks the full panel about the status of neo-judges
The President of Poland's Supreme Court, Małgorzata Manowska, has posed a legal question to the full Supreme Court regarding the status of judges appointed after 2017 amid rising disputes over their legitimacy.
Maciej Gutowski, Piotr Kardas: Still About Nonexistent Judgments and the Rule of Law Dispute
The article discusses the debate surrounding judgments from judges appointed under the controversial neo-KRS recommendations in Poland, focusing on legal and constitutional implications.
"Slashed throat, attempted murder": capital judges assessed the bloody events in Marijampolė differently
The Lithuanian Court of Appeals delivered a controversial verdict regarding a violent incident in Marijampolė, focusing on the legal responsibility for bodily harm and public order violations.
What is the "confusion of sentences" that Nicolas Sarkozy will ask judges to avoid the electronic bracelet?
Nicolas Sarkozy is requesting judges to apply a legal principle called 'confusion of sentences' to avoid serving a new term with an electronic bracelet after a recent conviction.
Judicial Family, Political Friction, and Controversies: Carlos Mahiques, One of the Judges Who Must Decide the Fate of the Case Linked to the AFA
Carlos Mahiques, a prominent judge in Argentina, is involved in a significant legal case regarding the ownership of a luxurious property attributed to AFA authorities.
Karol Nawrocki's Project. Prison Sentences for Judges and Removal from Office
President Karol Nawrocki has introduced a legislative proposal pertaining to the judiciary amidst ongoing concerns about the state of justice in Poland.
Robert Gwiazdowski: Judicial ZBoWID
Robert Gwiazdowski questions the legal basis for the selection process of judges in Poland's National Judiciary Council by the Parliament.
Is Høiby punished for being a jerk? – Coming into a very steep uphill battle.
The defense in the trial against Marius Borg Høiby criticizes the court's focus on moral behavior and argues that it should not influence the judges' decisions.
Not punished at all: brilliant careers for the judges of the Tortora case
Key Italian judges involved in the contentious Tortora case have gone on to have successful careers, raising questions about accountability within the judiciary.
Wants to reinstate the case against Margret and summon three judges as witnesses
The article discusses a legal motion to reinstate a case against Margret and the intention to summon three judges to testify.
Sworn in 11 new district court judges
Eleven new judges have been sworn in across various district courts in Lithuania.
When is a Judge Still a Judge
The article discusses the challenges and perceptions surrounding judges and their decisions in the legal system, drawing an analogy with baseball umpires.
‘Giving judicial saboteurs new tools’: Conservatives slam new ethics guidance for federal judges
Conservatives and legal experts criticize new ethics guidelines for federal judges that permit them to speak out on certain issues, viewing it as a hypocritical expansion of judicial power.
Judicial Reform: Italy's Justice Minister Warns of 'Mafia-like' Legal System
Italy is preparing for a judicial reform referendum in March, which Justice Minister Carlo Nordio claims is essential to overcome mafia-like mechanisms in governance, a viewpoint met with opposition from judges who argue they face threats from organized crime.
One step further in the Bolaños-Perelló battle for 500 new judges: the CGPJ requests a report from the TS, the Audiencia, and the TSJ
The CGPJ has requested a report from various judicial bodies regarding a decree to create 500 new judicial positions in Spain.
Use of artificial intelligence in judges' sentencing lacks regulation in Ecuador
Ecuador lacks regulatory frameworks governing the use of artificial intelligence in judicial sentencing, raising concerns over the accuracy and motivation behind judicial decisions.
Unions, workers, and judges: the labor reform is destined for the courts
The proposed labor reform law in Argentina is expected to face significant legal challenges from judges and workers who may question its constitutionality, impacting its future in courts.
The red section of the Tribunal "pass for the illegals"
The article discusses concerns over the perceived leniency of the judges in the Civil Section of the Court of Rome towards illegal immigrants, focusing on specific cases that illustrate this trend.
US Courts: ICE Has Illegally Detained People More Than 4,400 Times
An analysis reveals that hundreds of US federal judges have determined over 4,400 instances of illegal detentions of immigrants by President Trump's administration since October.
KRS will be chosen by MPs, aided by judges. Are we facing even greater chaos in the courts?
The upcoming renewal of the National Judicial Council (KRS) raises concerns about the legality and composition of this body, as its judges were previously chosen by parliamentarians, resulting in ongoing debates and controversies.
PiS Wants to Block the Election of New Judges to the Constitutional Tribunal. Checkmate in the Tribunal Case?
Polish lawmakers from the ruling party PiS have filed a complaint with the Constitutional Tribunal challenging the legal provisions related to the election of new judges.
Last Generation on trial in Germany: judges proceed for 'organized crime'
The activist group Last Generation is facing trial in Germany for organized crime, raising controversy despite the group's dissolution.
Seoul Central District Court designates two Equal Judgement Chambers solely for serious crimes of rebellion
The Seoul Central District Court has established two trial chambers composed entirely of senior judges to handle cases of rebellion-related crimes.
Hungarian judges refuse to comply with Orbán's order
Hungarian judges are resisting a decree from Prime Minister Viktor Orbán that instructs them to halt all legal proceedings related to disputes over a solidarity tax with municipalities.
Prosecution appeals the second trial ruling on Yang Sung-tae, Park Byung-dae, and Ko Young-han in the 'judicial wrongdoing' case
The prosecution has filed an appeal against the second trial ruling involving former Supreme Court Chief Justice Yang Sung-tae and other judges over the judicial corruption scandal.
The Legal Advisor to the Supreme Court: Levin Acts in Violation of the Law and Harms the Public by Preventing the Appointment of Judges to Peace and District Courts
The Legal Advisor to the Government, Gali Behar-Mayar, stated that Justice Minister Yariv Levin is violating the law and harming the public by preventing the appointment of judges to the peace and district courts amidst an exceptional burden on the Israeli judicial system.
The case of the drug dealer from Kaunas will be reviewed by several judges of the Supreme Court - a plenary session has been convened
The Supreme Court of Lithuania will conduct a plenary session to review the drug distribution case involving a Kaunas resident, with a significant number of judges participating to address the legal implications of evidence obtained under criminal intelligence laws.
The President of the Judiciary Denounces a 'Serious Deficit of Judges'
Isabel Perelló, President of the General Council of the Judiciary, has criticized the serious shortage of judges in the Spanish judicial system despite the announcement of 500 new positions.
This is what the new judges are like: young women without lawyers in the close family
A total of 121 new judges, primarily young women without a family background in law, will formally acquire their status at a ceremony in Barcelona, with significant contributions from the Andalucía region.