The trial against the Argentine lawyer accused of racism in Brazil begins: what penalties she faces
Agostina Páez, a 29-year-old Argentine lawyer, faces a trial in Brazil where she is accused of three counts of racial injury, potentially facing up to 15 years in prison.
An Open Prison for Women is Being Built Near Prague. The First in the Czech Republic
A new open prison for women is being established near Prague, marking a significant development in the Czech Republic's prison system.
Jeffrey Epstein guards shown wandering just feet from prison cell
CCTV footage reveals prison guards near Jeffrey Epstein's cell moments before his death, raising questions about their vigilance.
Triple A Case: Trial Hearing Reinstated with Defenders of the Accused in the Encuentro Prison
The trial hearing for the Triple A case has been reinstated, with lawyers for the accused traveling to prison to meet their clients in preparation for the legal proceedings.
Triple A Case: Hearing Suspended and Defense of the Accused Must Move to the Encuentro Prison
The specialized Criminal Guarantees Tribunal suspended the trial hearing of the Triple A case and ordered the defense attorneys to move to the Encuentro Prison in Santa Elena.
Alejandro David: “To decide about someone, you must first know the prison”
Judge Alejandro David discusses the importance of understanding the penal system and the role of society in the reintegration of ex-prisoners.
Moraes requests PGR's position on Bolsonaro's home confinement request
Minister Alexandre de Moraes of Brazil's Supreme Court has asked the Attorney General's Office to respond to a request for house arrest made by former President Jair Bolsonaro's defense team.
Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for stabbing brother-in-law during argument in MA
A man has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for fatally stabbing his brother-in-law during a family dispute in Gonçalves Dias, Brazil.
Sentenced to 24 years for murdering his ex-girlfriend, a man pending another trial for killing another ex-partner
A man has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, while also facing another trial for the murder of a previous partner.
Unlike Bolsonaro, Vorcaro's cell has a bed, bathroom, and is surrounded by bars
Daniel Vorcaro is currently in a standard cell with amenities, contrasting with Jair Bolsonaro's previous accommodations as a former president.
The Cruel End of a Workplace Romance: Anni, 29, Was Pregnant When She Was Buried in a Ditch
A man who murdered a pregnant woman has been released from prison and started a new life, raising questions about his past and future.
Retired Judge Sentenced for Raping His Own Granddaughter Turns Himself in to Police in Manaus
Retired judge Rafael de Araújo Romano, sentenced to 47 years in prison for raping his granddaughter, has turned himself in to the police in Manaus.
Tens of thousands of prisoners in England and Wales at risk of cell fires
Tens of thousands of prisoners in England and Wales are exposed to potentially fatal fire risks as the government has abandoned its commitment to make all prison cells fire-safe by 2027.
Man released after 19 years in prison for robbery he didn’t commit
Kenneth Windley was exonerated after spending 19 years in prison for a robbery he did not commit, a decision supported by new evidence and confessions from other convicted individuals.
Killer in a Women's Prison: How Gender Ideology Entered Behind Bars?
This article discusses the case of Sonja Hranjec, a transgender woman accused of murdering fellow artist Vedran Gračan, and the implications of gender identity policies in the penal system.
A man from New York who spent almost 20 years in prison and was innocent has been freed
A man from New York, Kenneth Windley, has been released after nearly two decades in prison for a robbery he did not commit.
Judgment in Braunschweig: Former Member of Parliament Convicted of Child Abuse
A former Bundestag member has been sentenced to prison for sexually abusing a child, while a co-defendant teacher was given a suspended sentence.
Damning audit finds NSW prison programs have ‘little to no impact’ on reoffending rates for Indigenous people
An audit reveals that prison programs in New South Wales are failing to reduce reoffending rates among Indigenous individuals, highlighting systemic issues in support services post-release.
Prosecutor demands seven-year prison sentence for Mette Marit's son
The prosecutor has requested a prison sentence of over seven and a half years for Mette-Marit's son, Marius Borg Høiby, who is facing charges for multiple crimes including serious accusations such as rape.
Prisoners will have to work to meet their needs: this is what the law strengthens the penitentiary system proposes
The Ecuadorian National Assembly approved a law mandating work for prisoners to sustain their needs, aiming to reform the penitentiary system.
Man who raped and murdered 14-year-old boy in 1986 given unescorted leave from prison
A man convicted of the 1986 rape and murder of a 14-year-old boy has been granted temporary unescorted leaves from prison, prompting public safety warnings and calls for a review of Canada's parole system.
Law to Strengthen the Prison System Approved in the National Assembly with 84 Votes
Ecuador's National Assembly has approved a new law aimed at strengthening the prison system with a significant majority.
There is no need to build a new prison in Lithuania, says the Minister of Justice
The Minister of Justice asserted that there is no necessity to construct a new prison in Lithuania, suggesting that existing facilities are sufficient and integrated with their communities.
Marielle Case: Former Delegate Rivaldo Barbosa Returns to Prison in RJ
Former delegate Rivaldo Barbosa has returned to the prison system in Rio de Janeiro after being transferred from a federal penitentiary in Mossoró, RN, following a Supreme Court ruling.
Man who killed ex in front of son was released by Justice 9 days before the crime in Uberlândia
Marcelo Rodrigues Miranda, who was released from prison just nine days before allegedly killing his ex-partner in front of their son, had a history of domestic violence and was under legal supervision when the tragic incident occurred.
Salvadorans deported from US disappear inside 'black hole' prison system
A Human Rights Watch report indicates that 11 Salvadorans recently deported from the US have gone missing in El Salvador's prison system, amid concerns about arbitrary detention and lack of due process.
Colonel Fausto Cobo: 'The presence of passive military and police in prisons is favorable, but the problem is deep-rooted'
A new legislative proposal in Ecuador aims to reform the penitentiary system by allowing passive military and police personnel to participate in prison security duties, sparking mixed responses from various political factions.
Legislative Assembly to debate the bill to strengthen the prison system on March 17
On March 17, Ecuador's National Assembly will discuss a bill aimed at reforming and strengthening the country's prison system.
Libyan Financing: The Call of Hope for Nicolas Sarkozy
Nicolas Sarkozy is appealing his prison sentence related to allegations of Libyan financing for his 2007 presidential campaign.
See how prisoners live in overcrowded prisons - 'As if you were locked in the shower facilities'
The article highlights the harsh living conditions of prisoners in overcrowded Finnish prisons, comparing the experience to being confined in a shower room.
Treasure hunter freed after decade in prison for not revealing location of gold
Tommy Thompson, a US treasure hunter, has been released after serving ten years in prison for refusing to disclose the whereabouts of gold coins recovered from a sunken ship.
Ian Huntley death: What will happen with child killer's remains
The death of Ian Huntley, a notorious child killer, raises questions about the handling of his remains following his violent death in prison.
Probe launched into Soham monster Ian Huntley’s death - but findings could take months
A justice watchdog has initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Ian Huntley in prison, which may take months to conclude.
The prosecutor who had requested "to wall up the hot border" acknowledged that he favored drug traffickers and avoided going to prison
Federal prosecutor José Luis Bruno, who once advocated for stricter border control to combat drug trafficking, admitted to colluding with drug lords to avoid prison time, leading to his resignation.
Triple A Case: Aquiles Alvarez's lawyer requests his transfer to a prison in Quito during the trial
The lawyer for Guayaquil's mayor, Aquiles Alvarez, has requested that he be moved to a prison in Quito for easier access during his ongoing corruption trial.
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.
Dubai prison horror influencers could face - rapes, torture and food 'laced with drugs'
Influencers in Dubai are reportedly silenced by the threat of severe consequences for speaking out about the dangers of life there amid regional conflict.
What happens to Antônio Leopoldo after being convicted of the murder of Judge Alexandre Martins?
Retired Judge Antônio Leopoldo Teixeira was sentenced to 24 years in prison for his role in the murder of Judge Alexandre Martins in 2003, sparking discussions about Brazil's legal system and the implications of such a conviction.
Amapá Military Police Soldier Sentenced to 11 Years for Robbery While in Uniform
A soldier from the Amapá Military Police has been sentenced to 11 years and 8 months in prison for participating in a robbery while wearing his police uniform.
A society that thinks like this also needs rehabilitation
The article discusses the need for reforms in Iceland's prison system, emphasizing the introduction of smaller, community-based housing units for inmates.
Eight years in prison for serious offenses against his wife and young child
A man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for serious offenses against his wife and young child in Iceland.
Master Case: Court ruling that could free Vorcaro from prison does not apply immediately
The Supreme Federal Court's deliberation on Daniel Vorcaro's case does not result in immediate application of a potential ruling that could release him from prison.
'Serial rape liar Stacey Sharples ruined our lives'
Stacey Sharples was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for falsely accusing ten men of rape, causing severe emotional and social repercussions for her victims.
Judge Antônio Leopoldo is arrested at the PM Barracks after being convicted of the murder of Judge Alexandre Martins
Retired judge Antônio Leopoldo Teixeira has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for his role as a mastermind behind the murder of fellow judge Alexandre Martins, marking a significant first in Espírito Santo's judicial history.
The Gallery of Errors: From Prison for 'Resemblance' to Phantom Bribes
The event hosted by Fratelli d'Italia at Teatro Parenti in Milan highlighted numerous cases of judicial mistakes that have ruined lives and families, illustrating the need for reform in the justice system.
‘Moved’ the brother-in-law and father-in-law of Iván Archivaldo to a maximum-security prison
The government of Jalisco has transferred Mario Lindoro Elenes and Mario Alfredo Lindoro Navidad, relatives of Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar, to a higher-security federal prison as part of a coordinated operation against organized crime.
Who is Judge Antônio Leopoldo, sentenced to 24 years for ordering the murder of Judge Alexandre Martins, in ES
Retired judge Antônio Leopoldo Teixeira has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for his role in the murder of fellow judge Alexandre Martins de Castro Filho in 2003.
11 Years Imprisonment for CEO of Solar Energy Company, Prosecutor's Interrogation 'Exceeds Pursuit'
The CEO of a solar energy-related company in Japan was sentenced to 11 years in prison for fraudulently obtaining approximately 2.2 billion yen from various financial institutions under the guise of renewable energy loans.
The aggressor who threw a bottle at Milei on the day of his presidential inauguration will remain in prison
The attacker who threw a bottle at President Javier Milei during his inauguration on December 10, 2023, will continue to serve his sentence after a court denied his request for parole.
Judge asks Amapá penitentiary to explain hiring of food company that should undergo technical inspection
A judge in Amapá has requested an explanation for the hiring of a food supplier for the prison system that bypassed technical inspection requirements.