Italians head to the referendum: Is the judicial reform a test for Meloni?
Italians are set to vote on a referendum regarding judicial reform aimed at separating the careers of judges and public prosecutors, a vote that may signal the popularity of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
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.
More power to politics and dismantling the CSM. The uncertainties of the lottery
The article discusses proposed legal changes in Italy aimed at modifying the separation of powers, including the role of judges and public prosecutors, which may undermine the integrity of the judiciary.
Judicial Reform, What Would Change with the Approval of the Referendum: Comparing the Texts
The article discusses proposed changes to the Italian Constitution regarding the judicial system, focusing on the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors along with the establishment of distinct Councils and a new disciplinary High Court.
Prosecutors say that PEC prohibiting compulsory retirement also threatens lifetime positions of the Public Ministry
Brazilian prosecutors express concern that a new constitutional amendment may undermine the independence of judges and public prosecutors by threatening the lifetime tenures of their positions.
What is 'Disposal Suspended' which is neither Indictment nor Non-Indictment? The Murder Case of a Woman in Kunitachi, Tokyo
The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office has indicted a man for the murder of his wife, with discussions on the legal term 'disposal suspended' after a previous release without charge.
Gratteri on Justice Reform: "Inspired by Gelli and Berlusconi, they wanted the public prosecutor to beg"
Nicola Gratteri, the prosecutor of Naples, criticizes the proposed justice reform in Italy, claiming it is influenced by notorious figures Licio Gelli and Silvio Berlusconi, and warns against diminishing the independence of public prosecutors.
Milan, the driver of the derailed tram does not respond to prosecutors: 'He is still in shock'
The tram driver involved in the deadly derailment in Milan on February 27 remains unresponsive to prosecutors due to shock, following the incident that resulted in two fatalities and numerous injuries.
It does not reflect reality, prosecutors said about Deník N articles. Then events in the bitcoin case were confirmed.
Czech prosecutors, including the Chief Public Prosecutor, denied any external interference in the ongoing bitcoin case, while simultaneously confirming details about potential charges against former minister Pavel Blažek and his deputy, which were reported by Deník N.
Prosecutors seek to recover €15,800 from three Kupiškis district municipality politicians
The Panevėžys District Prosecutor's Office is seeking the recovery of €15,800 from three current and former Kupiškis district municipality council members for allegedly unjustified payments made to them.
In the cases of three Kupiškis council members, nearly 16 thousand euros are sought to be reclaimed
Prosecutors are attempting to reclaim nearly €16,000 from three members of the Kupiškis municipal council due to potential misuse of funds allocated for council-related expenses.
Prosecutor Reform Promotion Team Leader Says, 'Supplementary Investigation Rights Should Be Considered Reasonably from the Public's Perspective'
The head of the Prosecutor Reform Promotion Team advocated for a focus on enhancing legal services for the public in discussions about supplementary investigation rights for prosecutors.
"Even if it takes time and feels uncomfortable"... We must trust President Yoon for prosecutorial reform
The article discusses the recent controversy surrounding alleged collusion between the South Korean government and prosecutors, emphasizing the need for thorough reform within the prosecution system.
The judge is a 'brother' of the public prosecutor: there is a storm over the magistrate's words
A magistrate's comments about judges being 'brothers' with public prosecutors have sparked controversy, prompting responses from political figures regarding judicial reform in Italy.
Member of MPF cannot 'like' or share photo of candidate
Brazil's Federal Public Ministry (MPF) has issued guidelines prohibiting prosecutors from showing support or opposition to political candidates on social media.
In response to Gilmar Mendes' request, MPRJ informs about payments made to 880 prosecutors and promoters in two months
The Ministry of Public of Rio de Janeiro reported significant increases in payments to prosecutors over two months in response to a request from Supreme Court Minister Gilmar Mendes.
Corregedoria publishes rules to curb political expression of prosecutors
The Corregedoria of the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) in Brazil has issued new regulations limiting public political expressions by prosecutors, including their conduct on social media.
Tram derailed in Milan, two witnesses heard by prosecutors. How far along are the investigations
Investigations into the tram derailment in Milan that caused two deaths and fifty-four injuries continue, with two witnesses being questioned by prosecutors.
Fire on bus that killed 6 in Switzerland started after passenger set himself on fire, says Prosecutor's Office
A fire on a bus in Kerzers, Switzerland, which killed six people, was reportedly initiated by a passenger who set himself on fire, according to Swiss prosecutors.
Prosecutor Reform Promotion Team Leader: "The President also mentions exceptional supplementary investigation authority... I will uphold the purpose of the reform"
The leader of the Prosecutor Reform Promotion Team, Yoon Chang-ryeol, emphasized the need for public discourse on the supplementary investigative authority for prosecutors, highlighting that the President supports a careful examination of its necessity.
From the CSM to the public prosecutors. Six fake news items debunked by the No front
The article refutes six key arguments made against a constitutional reform regarding the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors in Italy.
Prosecutors and judges are the only ones who evaluate themselves in the public administration. And they promote themselves at 99.6%
A proposed law in Italy aims to impose performance evaluations on all public employees, except judges and prosecutors, sparking debate about accountability in the judiciary.
Prosecutors Indict Suspect in 'Gangbuk Motel Murder'... 'Used False Prescription Sleeping Pills'
A 20-year-old woman has been indicted for the murder of two men by administering a drug-infused drink at a motel, leading to serious implications in the Gangbuk area of Seoul.
[Editorial] The Bill for the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Serious Crimes Investigation Office Must Align with the Principles of 'Judicial Reform' Through Party-Government Cooperation
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol emphasizes careful judicial reform while addressing dissent within his party regarding the government's proposed reforms to the prosecutorial system.
The complaint from the togato CSM: "School of Magistracy in the hands of factions"
Council of Magistracy member Andrea Mirenda criticizes the Supreme School of Magistracy for being manipulated by political factions rather than serving its intended role as a training center for judges and public prosecutors.
Police warned prosecutors 3 times about violent illegal immigrant before he allegedly killed Virginia mother
Fairfax County Police had previously warned prosecutors about Abdul Jalloh, an illegal immigrant with over 30 arrests, before he allegedly killed a Virginia mother.
Rakuten's Asamura and Others Suspected of Gambling on Online Casino, Miyagi Prefectural Police File Documents
Professional baseball player Eito Asamura and two coaches from the Rakuten Eagles have been referred to the Sendai District Public Prosecutors Office for suspected gambling on online casinos.
Megashows on Paulista: promoters ask the Superior Council of the MP to block agreement with the City Hall of SP
A group of public prosecutors in São Paulo is urging the Superior Council of the Public Ministry to reject an agreement with the city government allowing large music events on Avenida Paulista due to concerns over noise pollution.
In re-election campaign, head of MP-SP calls for 'decent salary' amid debate on super salaries
The head of the São Paulo Public Ministry calls for adequate salaries for public prosecutors during his re-election campaign as discussions continue about regulating excessive salary benefits for legal professionals.
Gonet limits payments from the Public Ministry after STF decision on 'additional benefits'
Brazil's Attorney General, Paulo Gonet, has restricted retroactive payments for prosecutors based on administrative decisions, ensuring they do not exceed the constitutional limit of R$ 46,366.19.
In light of the Public Prosecution's complaints, the government is considering appointing more prosecutors to implement the accusatory system nationwide
The Argentine government is contemplating the appointment of more prosecutors to enhance the accusatory legal system, which President Javier Milei aims to implement across the country by the end of the year.
Allegations of Tampering with Senate Election Results, Ota Ward Officials Sent to Prosecutors - Past Elections Involved?
Three employees from Ota Ward, Tokyo, have been sent to prosecutors for allegedly tampering with the results of the recent Senate elections, with indications that similar misconduct may have occurred in past elections.
The investigation by Milan's prosecutors focuses on the braking system
Investigators in Milan are examining the automatic braking system of a tram that derailed and caused two deaths and around 50 injuries.
Arkadiusz Myrcha: The amendment to the Code of Criminal Procedure does not hurt the services
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.
SHOCKING: From 'parties' to murder charge: Meelis Annusveri’s scandalous decline reached a tragic ending
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.
Natalia Aspesi: Thank You for the No
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.
‘Motel Drug Murder’ Family Demands Suspect's Identity Disclosure…Prosecution Considers Holding Review Committee
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.
How many Democrats aligned with the Yes. The guarantee wing will be decisive
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.
The personal information of 4.62 million users of the public bicycle 'Ddarungi' has been leaked, and the suspects are minors... 'Due to a desire to show off'
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.
Judges and Prosecutors Union: 'Political Tomb Robbery and Utter Opportunism on the Trial of Tempi'
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.
Austrian Prosecution Charged Man for Preparing an Attack on Taylor Swift Concert
An Austrian man has been charged by prosecutors for allegedly planning an attack during a Taylor Swift concert.
A dismantled and weakened CSM: here's how it changes if the Nordio-Meloni reform passes
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.
I, a bishop investigated and then acquitted, explain why separation is necessary
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.
Defensible Super Salaries
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.
Prosecutor from Hiroshima District Public Prosecutors Office Dies by Suicide, Country to Pay 194 Million Yen After Settlement in Tokyo District Court
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.
[Exclusive] Grievous Question of Bribery of a Judge Summoned by the Public Prosecutors’ Office... Suspected of Receiving Millions in Cash and Goods
The High-ranking Officials Crime Investigation Office has summoned a chief judge for questioning over allegations of receiving bribes from a local lawyer.
Police and prosecutors hold talks over Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein
Thames Valley Police and prosecutors are discussing allegations against Prince Andrew regarding misconduct in public office linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Lawyer arrested for hitting a pedestrian on Avenida da FEB (MT) did not intend to kill, says Public Prosecutor's Office
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 ordered the arrest of former justice minister
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.
MP positions itself against payment of up to R$ 1 million in retroactive bonuses to councilors and prosecutors of the Court of Auditors of DF
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.