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The Polish parliament has approved amendments to the criminal procedure code, which include significant changes to detention laws and the rights of suspects, despite opposition from some prosecutors.

The death of a man found near Are in Pärnumaa has drawn public attention to former Reform Party member Meelis Annusveri, as the case remains under preliminary investigation with police and prosecutors continuing their inquiries.

A left-leaning attorney expresses his objection to a proposed judicial reform being mischaracterized as a justice reform, while citizens engage in a discussion about the implications of punishing public prosecutors who challenge those in power.

The family of victims in a drug-related murder case in Seoul is demanding the disclosure of the suspect's identity as prosecutors consider a review committee.

A faction of the Italian left diverges from the hardline stance of the Democratic Party regarding a referendum on the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors.

Two teenagers have been sent to prosecutors for allegedly leaking the personal information of 4.62 million users of Seoul's public bicycle service, Ddarungi.

The Judges and Prosecutors Union of Greece condemned unnamed politicians for undermining the upcoming trial related to the Tempi incident, labeling their actions as desperate opportunism.

An Austrian man has been charged by prosecutors for allegedly planning an attack during a Taylor Swift concert.

The article discusses the ongoing conflict over the justice reform in Italy and raises questions about the objectives of the Nordio-Meloni law, particularly regarding the separation of careers between public prosecutors and judges.

Bishop Giovanni D’Ercole discusses the Italian justice reform and the misconceptions surrounding it, arguing for the necessity of the separation of powers within the context of the current referendum campaign.

Representatives of judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and court members are contesting a ruling from Brazil's Supreme Court that suspended payments of bloated salaries across the three branches of government.

The Japanese government has agreed to pay 194 million yen to the family of a prosecutor who died by suicide in Hiroshima, acknowledging inappropriate behavior from his superiors prior to the incident.

The High-ranking Officials Crime Investigation Office has summoned a chief judge for questioning over allegations of receiving bribes from a local lawyer.

Thames Valley Police and prosecutors are discussing allegations against Prince Andrew regarding misconduct in public office linked to Jeffrey Epstein.

A lawyer in Brazil has been accused of hitting and causing the death of a pedestrian, but prosecutors argue he did not intend to kill.

Polish prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who is accused of misappropriating public funds and faces potential imprisonment of up to 26 years.

The Public Ministry of the Federal District opposed the payment of retroactive bonuses to councilors and prosecutors of the Court of Auditors of DF, which was approved just days before the end-of-year recess.

Kwon Chang-young, appointed as the special prosecutor for a second comprehensive investigation, emphasized the need for thorough fact-finding to meet public expectations, addressing issues not resolved by previous investigations.

Prosecutors are seeking to find MP A. Bagdonas guilty of abuse of power, document forgery, and fraud, along with a fine of 7,500 euros and a one-year ban on public office.

Former politicians Marcello Pera and Cesare Salvi discuss the need for constitutional reform to separate the roles of judges and public prosecutors, criticizing the historical consolidation of their positions since Fascism.

Maroš Žilinka and Robert Fico are embroiled in a dispute triggered by Žilinka's public criticisms of the government's anti-corruption efforts, leading to a confrontation in parliament.

The Democratic Party of Korea has decided to remove the supplementary investigative powers from Public Prosecution Office prosecutors while unifying the investigative personnel of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency as requested from the government.

Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office arrested executive Lee Kyung-hyun on charges of hiding approximately 471 million yen in income and evading about 128 million yen in corporate taxes through fictitious import transactions.

Marine Le Pen faces severe consequences as Paris prosecutors request a five-year ban from public office amid an appeal regarding the misuse of European Parliament funds.

French prosecutors are urging an appeal court to uphold a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen from public office related to a scandal over fake jobs in the EU parliament, which could impact her presidential ambitions for 2027.

French prosecutors announced their intention to uphold convictions and seek disqualification of certain defendants, including far-right leader Marine Le Pen, during the appeal trial for alleged fraud.

The Andalusian Prosecutor's Office has shelved complaints regarding breast cancer screening, finding no criminal indications against the elected officials, and has forwarded the cases to various provincial prosecutors for further, separate investigation due to differing circumstances in the complaints.

The Association of Prosecutors is demanding transparency from Peramato regarding the decree that allowed García Ortiz to return to the prosecution despite his felony conviction.

The AECC has reassured the public after the deaths of two oncology patients attributed to a human error at Burgos Hospital, as prosecutors launch an investigation into the incidents.

Jarosław Onyszczuk comments on the recent handling of cases by the National Public Prosecutor's Office, defending the prosecutors' preparation and emphasizing the unique nature of the cases against Zbigniew Ziobro.

Antonio Rinaudo, a prominent magistrate, speaks in favor of judicial reform, suggesting that the roles of judges and prosecutors should be distinct.

Power supply in southwestern Berlin will be restored a day earlier than expected after an arson attack, affecting around 19,900 households, with federal prosecutors investigating under terrorism suspicions.

An extensive archive created by Gian Gaetano Bellavia contains at least 10 million sensitive files on public figures, surpassing standard corporate data access, and includes high-sensitivity materials from his work with prosecutors.

The article discusses the revelation of a vast database of confidential information compiled by Giangaetano Bellavia, a long-time consultant for public prosecutors in Italy, which has raised alarms among political parties after its emergence in the Milan prosecutor's records.