Chandauli: SDM couple's dispute reaches police station, allegations are very serious
A serious dispute between a couple, both Sub-Divisional Magistrates (SDMs), in Chandauli, Uttar Pradesh, has led to police involvement with allegations of dowry harassment and mental and physical torture.
Podcast: the debate on mandatory retirement as punishment for magistrates
The article discusses the controversial issue of mandatory retirement as a form of punishment for judges in Brazil, highlighted by a recent Supreme Court case and ongoing legislative proposals.
He walks arm in arm with the magistrates but the real goal is to run for premier
The article discusses how Giuseppe Conte aligns himself with magistrates to gain political leverage, particularly in the context of an upcoming referendum vote.
Separate Careers: Greater Objectivity for Magistrates
The article discusses a decisive referendum in Italy regarding the separation of judicial careers, emphasizing its importance for the justice system and its wide-ranging implications for citizens.
Everything changes, everything re-forms. Except for the judges
The article discusses the extensive reforms made in Italy over the years, contrasting them with the stagnation in the judicial system.
Removed judges attempted to intimidate magistrates and the press
The National Justice Council of Brazil has suspended Judge Carlos Henrique Abrão for 180 days due to allegations of pressuring colleagues and intimidating journalists.
Draw for magistrates: why it is an Italian gimmick and favors politics
The article discusses the controversy around the draw for magistrates in Italy, highlighting its implications for the separation of careers in the judiciary.
Magistrates and an Investigated Person Together at the No Referendum Conference: The Trani Case Erupts
A controversy arises as magistrates attend a public conference alongside a person being investigated for corruption, highlighting questions of propriety ahead of the upcoming justice referendum in Italy.
Request for a view in the Senate's CCJ postpones vote on PEC that ends compulsory retirement as punishment for magistrates
A Senate committee postponed a vote on a constitutional amendment intended to end compulsory retirement as a punishment for military personnel, magistrates, and members of the Public Ministry.
Justice Reform: This is How the Constitution Changes Point by Point
The Italian government's justice reform, led by Minister Carlo Nordio, proposes significant changes to the structure and governance of the judiciary.
Conflicts of interest, information leaks, sexual violence… When magistrates cross the red line
The number of disciplinary procedures against French magistrates has significantly increased since 2021, reflecting tensions within the judiciary, especially following the tenure of Éric Dupond-Moretti as Minister of Justice.
Iran, Meloni: "Italian bases are the main problem". And on the referendum: "Victory of 'No' legitimizes negligent currents and magistrates"
Giorgia Meloni discusses Italy's role in international conflicts and implications for freedom of navigation, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Loss of positions as punishment for judges must be judged by the STF
Brazil's Supreme Court has ruled that the loss of a judge's position, rather than forced retirement, will now be the primary punishment for magistrates.
Dino ends compulsory retirement as the main punishment for magistrates; penalty will be loss of office
Brazilian Minister Flávio Dino has announced that the loss of office will now be the greatest punishment for judges misconduct, replacing compulsory retirement.
The Court of Cassation also confirms that the ANM has been squatting. "They have been here since 1959"
The Court of Cassation upheld that the National Magistrates Association (ANM) has occupied a prestigious location for free since 1959, with questionable documentation supporting their claim.
Judges Conditioned by Prosecutors. The Reform Will Prevent Errors, but Many Are Afraid to Say So
The Chief Prosecutor of Lecce highlights the need for reforms in the Italian judiciary system while discussing the uncomfortable climate among magistrates about expressing support for necessary changes.
Here's the black list of unpunished judges. Forgotten prisoners and prison by mistake
The article discusses the issue of judicial errors in Italy, highlighting the lack of accountability for judges and the impact on victims.
In Sicily, many heroic magistrates. The reform avoids degeneration
The article discusses a referendum in Sicily on judicial reform supported by Forza Italia to establish career separation for judges to enhance independence and credibility in the judicial system.
Justice referendum, Paolo Capone, General Secretary of UGL: "The Yes is a responsible choice for a more balanced and credible justice"
Paolo Capone argues that supporting the referendum for the separation of magistrates' careers is essential for fostering a more trustworthy judicial system in Italy.
Chaos for Gas in Darbhanga, Police and Magistrates Deployed in Queues
The residents of Darbhanga are facing a severe shortage of domestic LPG gas due to ongoing wars in Gulf countries, leading to long queues and police presence at gas distribution points.
Judge in Manabí Receives Death Threat: Association of Magistrates Rejects Intimidation
A judge in Manabí, Ecuador, received a death threat, which has prompted a strong condemnation from the magistrates' association.
Montanelli Crushes the Toghes and the CSM: The Video That Goes Viral
The resurfacing of a video featuring Indro Montanelli criticizing the Italian judiciary has sparked notable discussions ahead of the upcoming referendum on magistrate career separation.
Case of former judge Carlos Serrano presented before the IACHR. Observatory of Rights and Association of Magistrates warn of judicial crisis
The crisis in Ecuador's judiciary was presented to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, highlighting the case of former anti-corruption judge Carlos Serrano and pressures he faced from powerful figures.
Referendum, Anm: 'Unacceptable tones against judges but we will not respond to attacks'
The National Association of Magistrates in Italy condemned the unacceptable level of attacks against judges during the referendum campaign but affirmed their decision not to respond, respecting the call from the Quirinale to lower tensions.
Other colleagues have written to me ready to leave the Anm
An interview with judge Anna Ferrari reveals dissent among judges in Milan regarding a constitutional reform and fear of repercussions from the official stance of the National Association of Magistrates.
Family in the woods, Nordio confirms the sending of inspectors: they may hear magistrates and parents
Italian Justice Minister Nordio has confirmed that inspectors will be sent to the Tribunal of L'Aquila to investigate the case of a family living in the woods, following the court's decision to remove the children's mother from the facility where her children are housed.
Traumas to the Children. The Magistrates Will Be Held Responsible
The article discusses the emotional trauma faced by children taken from their mother during a critical moment, prompting concerns about the actions of magistrates.
ANM 'abusive', the damage to public finances becomes astronomical
The National Magistrates' Association in Italy is facing severe scrutiny for allegedly occupying space in the Supreme Court building without legal title, leading to potential financial ramifications.
The Palagiustizia case in Milan. That bunker where only No is said
The article discusses the reluctance of judges in Milan to openly support proposed justice reforms, highlighting a culture of fear of backlash for dissenting opinions.
Too Many Innocents in the Vortex of Trials, It Is Necessary to Separate the Careers of Magistrates
An upcoming referendum in Italy on the separation of judges' careers highlights the advocacy efforts by victims' associations and calls for a widespread public endorsement of judicial reforms.
Nordio studies a law against the De Raho cases
Italian Minister Nordio proposes a law to address potential conflicts of interest involving former magistrates now serving in parliament in relation to anti-mafia investigations.
The creative demography of magistrates
The article discusses how Brazilian municipalities are contesting population data from the IBGE in order to secure a larger share of federal funds, with judges sometimes altering these figures.
The instant book by magistrates supporting the reform
An instant book titled 'Magistrati per il Sì' explains magistrates' perspectives supporting the constitutional referendum on justice in Italy set for March 22-23.
The ANM in Cassation 'abusive' style Salis. Now the complaint arrives
The National Association of Magistrates (ANM) faces allegations of occupying premises illegally while preparing to address issues pertaining to their political role in upcoming referendums.
In thirty years 30,000 mistakes. But the Csm punishes one in a thousand
A new book reveals stark statistics about wrongful detentions and the inadequacy of disciplinary actions against Italian magistrates.
Courts deny lack of snacks, health benefits, and cars for judges and magistrates
Brazilian courts have rebutted claims from a magistrates' association that judges lack basic benefits such as health plans, transportation, and food allowances.
The judges out of tune dismantle the 'fake'. 'And now enough with the factions'
Fifty judges from various roles across Italy openly support the separation of careers and challenge the narrative of misinformation surrounding the constitutional reform.
Chaos in the ANM over the canceled buffet. And a conference of judges is also canceled
The National Association of Magistrates (ANM) in Italy faces turmoil after the cancellation of a fundraising buffet and a judges' conference, leading members to suspect political interference.
Buffet, DJ set, IBAN, and proceeds for No: the shocking flyer that embarrasses the ANM. Gasparri: "Stunned"
A controversial flyer for a fundraising event by the National Association of Magistrates in Rome has ignited debate, especially due to its high entry fee of €60 and implications for the judiciary's public image.
'Late Fees', 'Temporary Additions', 'Other': Generic Terms Camouflage Extras in Magistrate Salaries
The article discusses how Brazilian magistrates receive additional payments above the constitutional ceiling, described with vague terms, including amounts paid even after mandatory retirement due to penalties for serious offenses.
'Fringe Benefits': a retired judge complained about the lack of snacks and coffee for magistrates during a trial at the STF
During a trial at Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, retired judge Cláudia Márcia de Carvalho Soares criticized the lack of basic provisions for magistrates, including snacks and functional apartments.
The CGPJ complies with what was agreed with Justice and will call for 125 magistrate positions for the fourth round
The CGPJ has announced it will open 125 positions for magistrates for experienced jurists as part of a larger agreement for 500 judicial positions.
Di Pietro exposes the judges: "It was the magistrates who stopped us, not the politicians"
Former prosecutor Antonio Di Pietro claims that the magistrates, rather than politicians, halted investigations into corruption during the Mani Pulite scandal.
Up to R$ 140 thousand: magistrates punished for accusations involving sexual crimes receive amounts boosted with perks
Magistrates punished with mandatory retirement due to serious offenses continue to receive salaries that exceed the constitutional ceiling due to additional perks and allowances.
If the Sì passes for the Anm, it will be year zero
The Italian national magistrates' association (Anm) may have to dissolve or significantly reform itself if a referendum passes, as the new constitutional changes will alter its foundational structure.
Burkina: four senior magistrates and three customs officers convicted of corruption
Four magistrates and three customs officers in Burkina Faso have been sentenced for corruption, following a trial concerning bribery and abuse of power.
How much does a judge earn? Check the salaries of magistrates in RN
Judges in the Rio Grande do Norte state of Brazil reported gross earnings exceeding R$100,000, surpassing the constitutional salary ceiling.
Magistrates and judges to use more AI, says Lammy - as jury trials reduced
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy announced plans to increase the use of AI in courts while reducing the number of jury trials in England and Wales.
An NGO calls for an Ethics Code for Magistrates after the Carlos Mahiques case
An Argentine NGO advocates for an Ethics Code for judges in response to a controversy surrounding Judge Carlos Mahiques.
Referendum, Nordio: "Unpleasant tones, especially from magistrates. I am very sure we will win"
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expresses confidence in winning the upcoming referendum while urging a more civil discourse in the debate surrounding it.