Supreme Court Justice Noh Tae-ack Retires: 'Independence of the Judiciary Requires Endless Self-Reflection to Be Realized'
Noh Tae-ack, upon retiring from the Supreme Court, emphasized the importance of continuous self-reflection and fair trials to achieve judicial independence and regain public trust.
US Supreme Court Blocks California Privacy Protections for Trans Students
The US Supreme Court has blocked California laws that protected the privacy of transgender students regarding their gender identity disclosures in public schools.
Gilmar's decision to aid Toffoli is an outrage
Supreme Court Minister Gilmar Mendes has suspended the confidential investigations related to a bank linked to Justice Dias Toffoli, raising concerns about judicial integrity and procedural fairness in Brazil.
BRB calls on STF to receive resources from Banco Master handed over to the liquidator
The president of Banco de Brasília (BRB) has initiated a legal action with Brazil's Supreme Court to recover financial resources linked to credit portfolios acquired from Banco Master following its liquidation.
Supreme Court Hands Republicans Win Over Preserving New York City Voting District
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Republicans, allowing the GOP-held congressional district in New York City to remain unchanged for the 2026 elections, despite concerns regarding its fairness to minority voters.
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.
CPI president says he will summon Mendonça for full access to Vorcaro data
The president of Brazil's INSS CPI, Senator Carlos Viana, plans to summon Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Court regarding the release of confidential data related to Daniel Vorcaro from Banco Master.
Mendonça and Motta navigate Brazil's institutional crisis during debate in Germany
Brazilian officials Mendonça and Motta discuss the importance of clear communication and self-restraint between government branches at a panel in Germany.
Trump administration loses attempt to delay tariff refund fight
A federal appeals court denied the Trump administration's request to postpone legal proceedings regarding tariff refunds, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
United States: Supreme Court Skeptical About Gun Ban for Drug Users
The U.S. Supreme Court is showing skepticism towards a law banning gun possession by regular drug users, particularly in the context of marijuana consumption.
Russia Recognizes Anti-War Committee as a Terrorist Organization
Russia's Supreme Court has classified the Anti-War Committee, established by exiled activists, as a terrorist organization and banned its activities.
Customs Duties: A Judge Rejects the U.S. Government's Request to Postpone Refunds
A U.S. judge has denied the government's request to delay refunds of previously paid tariffs, complicating the refund process for importers.
Moraes denies new request for house arrest for Bolsonaro
Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes has denied a new request for house arrest by former President Jair Bolsonaro's defense, stating he will continue serving his sentence at the 19th Battalion of the Military Police.
Minister Alexandre de Moraes rejects new request for house arrest from Bolsonaro's defense
Minister Alexandre de Moraes denied a new request for house arrest made by former President Jair Bolsonaro's defense, citing non-compliance with judicial measures and safety concerns.
Ben Gvir attacks Supreme Court Judge Khaboub over a judicial decision: "Is there any doubt whose side he is on in the war?"
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir criticized Supreme Court Judge Khaled Khaboub for releasing a 16-year-old boy accused of security offenses, claiming the judge supports Israel's enemies in the war.
Pedro II, college of 2 suspects of gang rape, has 188 years of history and has educated former presidents, Supreme Court ministers, and many artists
Two of the suspects in a gang rape case involving a 17-year-old girl are students at the prestigious Pedro II School in Rio de Janeiro, which has a long history of notable alumni.
The itinerant court: justice or circus spectacle?
The Supreme Court of Mexico held a session in an indigenous community, which raised questions about its true purpose and the image it projected.
Russian Supreme Court Labels Anti-War Committee as Terrorist Organization
The Russian Supreme Court has labeled the Russian Anti-War Committee as a terrorist organization, intensifying repression against dissent amid the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
The Treasury before the Supreme Court can only be represented by the General Prosecutor's Office of Poland
A recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Poland clarifies that only the General Prosecutor's Office can represent state entities in legal matters, affecting qualified representatives seeking to assist these bodies.
Behind-the-scenes dispute over the bankruptcy of Brazil's richest former congressman may go to the Supreme Court
A complex bankruptcy case involving Brazil's richest former congressman may escalate to the Supreme Court amid a dispute between state justice and a national justice minister.
[Editorial] Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae Does Not Recommend a Successor for Justice Roh Tae-ack
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has not yet recommended a successor for outgoing Justice Roh Tae-ack, despite a month passing since four candidates were proposed.
Supreme Court and Blue House 'abnormal currents'... Appointment of successor to Justice Noh Tae-ack postponed for over a month
The appointment of a successor to Justice Noh Tae-ack, who is retiring, has been delayed indefinitely amidst conflicts between the ruling party and the judiciary over judicial legislation.
Construction: Why It Is Collapsing – The Role of the Building Code and Newly Built Properties
Greece's construction sector saw a sharp decline in 2025 due to new regulations that eliminated building bonuses, resulting in a 20.6% decrease in authorized housing unit permits.
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.
"Establishing Slush Funds Causes Damage to Shareholders"...Supreme Court Recognizes Liability of Former KT CEO Koo Hyun-mo in Damages Case
The Supreme Court of South Korea ruled that former KT CEO Koo Hyun-mo must compensate shareholders for damages caused by creating slush funds for political contributions.
Supreme Court gives extra protection to authorities against criticism
The Brazilian Supreme Court upheld a law that increases penalties for defamation, slander, and libel against public officials, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
The Supreme Court asks to strengthen the Social Chamber ignored by Bolaños in the 500 new judicial positions
The Spanish Supreme Court is advocating for the enhancement of the Social Chamber in response to the creation of 500 new judicial positions, which has been overseen by Minister Félix Bolaños.
Demonstrators protest against Lula and STF ministers in Roraima
Demonstrators gathered in Boa Vista, Brazil, to express their opposition to President Lula and certain Supreme Court ministers during an event called 'Acorda Brasil.'
Protesters rally against Lula and STF ministers at Ponta Negra in Manaus
Protesters gathered at Ponta Negra in Manaus to criticize the federal government and the Supreme Court ministers during a national rally named 'Acorda Brasil.'
Acts Against Lula and Ministers of the Supreme Court Gathered 20.4 Thousand in São Paulo and 4.7 Thousand in Rio, According to USP Methodology
Protests against President Lula and Supreme Court ministers were held in multiple Brazilian cities, with the largest turnout of 20,400 in São Paulo.
Supreme Court: The Need to Enforce Draft Obligations Among Haredim is Growing but the State is Not Explaining How It Will Act
The Israeli Supreme Court has expressed growing concern over the lack of enforcement of draft obligations for Haredim, stating that the government has not provided clarity on its intended actions.
"Re-trial Required" but No Means to Do So...Need for Follow-up Legislation Already Discussed
The South Korean Supreme Court's recent materials on constitutional complaint law raise concerns over the implications and procedural confusion that may arise from its rapid implementation.
Protesters Demonstrate Against Lula and STF Ministers in Belo Horizonte
Protesters gathered in Belo Horizonte to express their opposition to President Lula and two Supreme Court ministers, seeking an amnesty for individuals convicted for actions on January 8.
Protesters hold demonstration against Lula and STF ministers on Avenida Paulista
Pro-Bolsonaro protesters gathered in São Paulo's Avenida Paulista to voice their opposition against President Lula and the Supreme Court decisions.
Protesters hold rally against Lula and STF ministers in Copacabana
Protesters gathered in Copacabana to express dissent against President Lula and members of Brazil's Supreme Court.
I Need More Money for Coffee and Cigarettes, Asked Man Limited in Capacity. Actually, Why Not? Acknowledged by the Supreme Court
A man, whose legal capacity is limited, successfully requested more money for coffee and cigarettes, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court of Czechia.
Abhishek Banerjee: 'No trust in the Commission of the Supreme Court', 'names are being selectively excluded', explosive Abhishek!
Abhishek Banerjee criticized the Election Commission of India, claiming it operates under BJP influence and lacks credibility in the eyes of the Supreme Court.
The court is deciding whether jeweler Jurga Lago can recover money given to fraudsters
The Lithuanian Supreme Court is reviewing an appeal from UAB "Paysera LT" over its previous rulings regarding unauthorized payments made to the jeweler's account and potential compensation for losses.
An Era of 26 Supreme Court Justices...To Prevent Weakness in Lower Courts, Research Judges Must Be Increased
A recent bill to increase South Korea's Supreme Court justices from 14 to 26 has sparked concerns about the potential negative impact on lower court capacities and the independence of judicial interpretations.
After Trump's setback in court, the government does not set a date for sending the agreement with the U.S. to Congress
The Argentine government is delaying sending a trade agreement with the U.S. to Congress following a Supreme Court ruling that undermined Trump's tariff policy.
'Borrow or Beg...'
The Supreme Court of India expressed astonishment at a husband's claim of earning only ₹9,000 per month while challenging a maintenance order of ₹10,000 during divorce proceedings.
Mendonça exempts Fabiano Zettel, Vorcaro's brother-in-law, from testifying in CPI
Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has exempted businessman Fabiano Zettel from testifying in the Organized Crime CPI, following the same rationale used to exempt the brothers of Minister Dias Toffoli.
Tomasz Zalasiński: The effects of the resolution sought by President Manowska would be catastrophic
Tomasz Zalasiński argues against Chief Justice Małgorzata Manowska's call for the Supreme Court to resolve the status of new judges, asserting that it requires legislative intervention rather than another court ruling.
Completion of 'Judicial 3 Laws' Legislation... Ruling Party Considers Additional Legislation like 'Abolition of Court Administration Office'
The Democratic Party of Korea has completed the legislation of the 'Judicial 3 Laws' aimed at judicial reform, amid opposition from the People Power Party.
[Breaking News] 'Supreme Court Justice Expansion Law' Passed by National Assembly
The South Korean National Assembly passed a law to increase the number of Supreme Court justices from 14 to 26.
After Court Ruling: How German Companies Can Claim Back US Tariffs
German companies cannot directly demand refunds for US tariffs, but following a recent court ruling, they may have legal grounds to reclaim these tariffs through proper evidence and patience.
Suspect of Leading a Gang on the Coast of SP Posed as a Church Pastor
Alex Tomaz Campos, a suspect in leading a gang, was arrested for robbing the Bolivian Supreme Court president and was known to pose as a pastor in Guarujá, São Paulo.
Good news for DeSantis and Trump: Florida is closer to redrawing its congressional maps as Texas and California did
The Florida Supreme Court has rejected a legal challenge to Governor Ron DeSantis's call for a special legislative session to redraw the state's congressional districts.
Trump administration warns tariff refund process ‘will take time’
The Trump administration has informed businesses that the refund process for tariffs overturned by the US Supreme Court will be lengthy, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Trump: Countries and companies that exploited America are only reaping windfalls
President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on reciprocal tariffs and mentioned the possibility of rehearing the case.