Questions Raised by the News Factory's 'Cancellation of Prosecution' Report
A report from the YouTube channel 'Kim Eo-jun's Humility is Difficult News Factory' alleging a 'transaction for prosecution dismissal' involving the president has sparked significant controversy, demanding a closer look at the journalistic responsibilities surrounding such claims.
Second Special Investigation Team Raids Supreme Prosecutor's Office and Central District Prosecutor's Office Related to Kim Geon-hee's Investigation Cover-Up
The Second Special Investigation Team is raiding the Supreme Prosecutor's Office and Central District Prosecutor's Office as part of an inquiry into possible cover-up related to Kim Geon-hee.
Henry Borel Case: Jury to Judge Jairinho and Monique for the Boy's Death Starting This Monday
The trial of Jairinho and Monique for the death of Henry Borel begins today in Rio de Janeiro, with the prosecution seeking 35 years of imprisonment for each of them.
5 in the morning: Plans for Iran - The trial for the Tempi disaster - The prosecution of Tsangarakis
The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Iran amid unclear U.S. strategies, highlighting recent statements from Trump and the implications for energy security and global economics.
Henry Borel Case: A dispute of versions will mark the trial of those accused of the child's death; Fantástico shows behind the scenes
The trial of those accused in the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel is set to begin next week in Rio de Janeiro, with anticipated conflicting narratives from both the prosecution and defense.
They call for the former leadership of the Córdoba Penitentiary Service to be brought to trial for a corruption and extortion scheme
The prosecution has called for the trial of former high-ranking officials of the Córdoba Penitentiary Service accused of forming a criminal organization involved in corruption and extortion.
Special Prosecutors Intensify Investigation into Kwon Jong-geun and Yoon Han-hong
South Korea's special prosecution team is intensifying investigations into Kwon Jong-geun, former commander of the Special Warfare Command, and Yoon Han-hong, a member of the National Assembly, amid ongoing probes into major scandals.
[Editorial] ‘Investigation into Manipulated Prosecutions’ Passed…We Must Approach the Truth Rigorously Without Prejudgment
The National Assembly of South Korea has adopted a plan for a national investigation into allegations of manipulated prosecutions under President Yoon Suk-yeol's administration, focusing on several corruption cases.
[Breaking News] The plan for a national investigation into the allegations of 'manipulated prosecution by Yoon Seok-yeol' passes the National Assembly
The National Assembly of South Korea has approved a national investigation plan concerning allegations of manipulated prosecutions under President Yoon Seok-yeol's administration.
Just ask yourself if this justice works today
The article argues for reforming Italy's judicial system to ensure equality between prosecution and defense, emphasizing the need for an independent judiciary.
Kim Yae-ji of the People Power Party conducts a 17 hour and 35 minute filibuster, with both parties commenting 'thank you for your effort'
Kim Yae-ji, a member of the People Power Party, completed a 17-hour and 35-minute filibuster against the approval of a national investigation plan regarding allegations of political prosecution by the Yoon Seok-yeol administration.
Prosecutors’ Office to Replace Prosecutor General After 78 Years... Turmoil Over Supplementary Investigation Powers Expected
Amid planned prosecutorial reforms in South Korea, the transition from the Prosecutor's Office to a newly established Public Prosecution Office marks a significant shift in the country’s legal landscape.
Reminder as Brits risk prosecution over DVLA 20-metre rule
Motorists in the UK are reminded of the 20-metre eyesight requirement by the DVLA, with non-compliance potentially leading to prosecution.
The War of the Prosecutors
The article discusses the recent resignation of Spain's Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz amid ongoing internal conflicts within the prosecution service fueled by political interests and personal grievances.
Bullying: Edo students face prosecution
Students in Edo State, Nigeria, have been arrested for bullying classmates, with charges set to be filed in a Family Court.
Criminal prosecution for multiple felonies against Tsagkarakis
Criminal charges have been brought against George Tsagkarakis, the owner of a renowned gallery in Kolonaki, following a raid by authorities on his shops and warehouses.
Triple A Case: Trial Hearing Resumes This Weekend and Prosecution Calls 25 Witnesses
The trial hearing for the Triple A case in Ecuador resumes this weekend with the prosecution summoning 25 witnesses to testify against individuals accused of illegal hydrocarbon commercialization.
Sarah Ferguson under pressure as US officials issue order on Epstein evidence
Sarah Ferguson faces increasing scrutiny and calls to testify about her connections to Jeffrey Epstein as US officials investigate his prosecution.
Passage of Major Crime Investigation Office Law Led by Democratic Party following Public Prosecution Office Law
The South Korean National Assembly has passed the Major Crime Investigation Office law, instituting the separation of investigation and prosecution.
President Lee advises voluntary repayment of loans used for home purchase before prosecution
President Lee has advised that individuals voluntarily repay loans used inappropriately for home purchases before facing criminal charges.
Here the Crown Prince Couple's Explanation is Missing
The Crown Prince Couple of Norway, Haakon and Mette-Marit, are connected to key events in the trial against Marius Borg Høiby but were not called as witnesses, raising questions about the prosecution's decision.
Police expanded the investigation / Marta Šimečková faces new prosecution regarding the crime of subsidy fraud
Slovak police have expanded their investigation into Marta Šimečkova for subsidy fraud, now covering multiple years and involving financial discrepancies in public funding.
The court stopped the prosecution of billionaire Pelc for a fatal accident
The court has halted the prosecution against billionaire Pelc regarding a fatal accident.
Trial concluded for the German couple who locked their children away for almost four years in a house in Oviedo
The trial of a German couple who kept their three children isolated in their house in Oviedo for nearly four years has concluded, with the prosecution seeking severe sentences.
Veroia: Prosecution for Attempted Murder of 20-Year-Old for Serious Injury of 24-Year-Old Woman
A 20-year-old man is facing prosecution for attempted murder following the serious injury of a 24-year-old woman in Veroia, Greece.
Death of Yvan Colonna: the prosecution calls for a trial for murder in connection with a terrorist organization
The French prosecution has called for a trial for murder against Franck Elong Abé in relation to the death of Corsican militant Yvan Colonna, who was killed in a French prison in 2022.
Does Kim Eo-jun need to apologize for the 'prosecution cancellation transaction theory'? Park Joo-min is the only one who says '△'
Candidates in the Democratic Party's primary for Seoul mayor agree that broadcaster Kim Eo-jun should apologize regarding recent allegations, with some suggesting that the necessity of the apology depends on whether he had prior knowledge of the claims.
Woman trapped in Cyprus and cut off by DWP now being prosecuted over council tax
An 84-year-old woman stranded in Cyprus after falling ill is facing prosecution for unpaid council tax after her pension was stopped by the DWP.
Additional Recovery of 450 Million Won from Optimus Scandal's Mastermind, Total Recovery Reaches 19.3 Billion Won
The South Korean prosecution has recovered an additional 450 million won from the mastermind behind the Optimus asset management fraud, bringing the total recovered amount to 19.3 billion won.
[Breaking News] Prosecutor's Office Law Passed in Parliament... Immediate Introduction of Major Crime Investigation Office Law
The South Korean National Assembly has passed the Prosecutor's Office Law, establishing a new independent agency to handle prosecutions and replacing the soon-to-be-abolished prosecution service.
Cho Kuk: We need to reflect on the process of discussing the prosecution reform bill... Yellow light is on for the government's operation system
Cho Kuk, the leader of the Justice Party, emphasized the need for reflection on the discussions surrounding the prosecution reform bill, stating that the internal conflicts have raised concerns about the government's operational system.
Prosecution Denies Arrest Warrant for Kim Young-hwan Requested by Police: 'Considering the Investigation Circumstances'
The prosecution declined to issue an arrest warrant for Kim Young-hwan, who has been accused of accepting money from businesspeople linked to the Cheongbuk sports sector, citing a lack of necessity for his detention.
The French businessman Vincent Bolloré will be prosecuted for 'corruption of a foreign public official'
Vincent Bolloré, a prominent French businessman, is set to face prosecution for alleged corruption involving foreign public officials in Africa.
Norway’s Crown Princess’s Son’s Trial Ends
The trial of Marius Borg Höiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, concluded with defense statements suggesting a lesser sentence than the prosecution's demand.
"Strange conversations" of Sebastian M. in detention. Ministry: "The prosecutor is obliged to take action"
Sebastian M. claims he was not responsible for a fatal accident and has had his phone privileges revoked due to concerns he might flee the country.
Police accused again of a crime in Helsinki: accidentally shot from a car to the street
A police officer in Helsinki is facing prosecution for negligent handling of a weapon that discharged from a police vehicle, though no injuries occurred during the incident.
Liga2 Case: Prosecutor Starts Presenting Three Events Investigated Within an Association that Sought to 'Control State Institutions'
The prosecution in Ecuador's Liga2 case is presenting evidence against seven defendants accused of illicit association related to electoral justice and judicial appointments.
The state prosecutor stopped the prosecution of former MP Kobza due to the death of dogs in the car
The Czech state prosecutor has discontinued the case against former MP Kobza related to the deaths of dogs in a car.
Parque Patricios: Preventive closure lifted in 'suitable' areas and the prosecution must define if residents can return
The preventive closure in certain areas of Parque Patricios has been lifted, pending a decision from authorities on whether residents can return.
Acting Prosecutor General Koo Jae-hyun expresses regret over the lack of reflection of prosecutor's efforts in proposed legislation
Acting Prosecutor General Koo Jae-hyun voiced disappointment over the proposed Public Prosecution Act, noting significant portions of the prosecutor's efforts were not incorporated.
The court will begin hearing the prosecution against SPD regarding the posters, Okamura excluded
The court is set to address allegations against the SPD party in May related to campaign posters, with Tomio Okamura being excluded from the proceedings.
Bill for the Establishment of the Public Prosecution Service Introduced in the National Assembly... Passage Delayed Until Tomorrow due to Filibuster by People Power Party
The bill to establish a Public Prosecution Service has been introduced in the South Korean National Assembly, facing a filibuster from the People Power Party, which opposes the reform.
The case of illegal possession of a very large quantity of psychotropic substances has been referred to the court
A Lithuanian man faces prosecution for illegally acquiring and possessing a large quantity of psychotropic substances, including methamphetamine and alprazolam, with part of the payment made in cryptocurrency.
Prosecution detains and indicts the head of the disabled facility on charges of sexual violence against disabled individuals
The head of a facility for the severely disabled in South Korea has been arrested and indicted for sexually abusing residents over a decade.
Live from the trial against Marius Borg Høiby Thursday, March 19
The trial against Marius Borg Høiby continues with defenses presenting their case as the prosecution seeks over seven years of prison time.
Two members of the Ishin camp referred for prosecution for exceeding payment limits to campaign workers during the House of Representatives election
Two individuals affiliated with the Ishin party's campaign have been referred for prosecution for allegedly paying campaign workers above the legal limit during the recent House of Representatives election.
Did the President side with the hardliners on prosecutorial reform? Kim Yong-min says 'that evaluation is inappropriate'
South Korean lawmaker Kim Yong-min criticizes the assessment that President Lee Jae-myung has favored hardliners in the party regarding the final proposal for the establishment of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency and the Prosecution Service.
Acciona tries to avoid prosecution in the 'Koldo case' with a report to Anti-Corruption: 'The modus operandi used was undetectable'
Acciona's internal report to Anti-Corruption aims to mitigate the potential prosecution over its involvement in the Koldo case, which has already implicated several former executives of the company.
Lagos warns illegal parking operators in Computer Village, vows crackdown
The Lagos State Parking Authority has issued a warning to individuals engaging in illegal parking in Computer Village, threatening prosecution for extortion practices.
Court makes colonel defendant for femicide and procedural fraud; MP requests R$ 100,000 in compensation for the family of the deceased wife
A Brazilian colonel has been charged with femicide and procedural fraud in connection to the murder of his wife, with the prosecution seeking significant damages for the victim's family.