Romanian politician Nicuşor Dan has reacted to the Constitutional Court's decision to reject his referral on the integrity law, stating that he awaits the Court's reasoning and believes his arguments were very solid.

Seven years after her murder conviction, a mother of four, Rita, is appearing in court for the third time in the long-running nanny case, two decades after Martine's death.

The Supreme Administrative Court in Finland has dismissed the appeal permit of Ilkka Sasi, the ousted deputy mayor of Tampere, following the city council's decision to remove him from his position in 2024.

Dominic Fritz, the mayor of Timișoara, has received a vote of support from his party after a Constitutional Court decision invalidated his mandate. Fritz has publicly stated his defiance against the ruling, with right-wing forces rallying around him.

The Kaunas Regional Court has rejected appeals from the lawyers of former youth mentor Remigijus Jakštys, upholding his previously imposed prison sentence.

An 80-year-old man in Denmark is set to appear in court in Randers for sharing a crude satirical drawing, raising questions about the legality of such actions, a matter previously addressed by the Supreme Court in another case.

ABC and Disney are suing Donald Trump, accusing him of threatening to revoke their broadcast licenses and violating their First Amendment rights, urging the court to prevent the FCC from taking such actions.

A 54-year-old man has appeared in court, pleading not guilty to charges of stealing five goats. The court ordered specific bail conditions for his sureties.

The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that a change of gender does not annul a prior conviction for gender-based violence, establishing a doctrine against 'fraud of law' to evade criminal responsibilities protecting women.

Spain's General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has reinforced guard services and the Violence Against Women court in Ceuta, citing an 'extraordinary' situation and increased workload due to the migrant crisis, including alleged sexual assaults.

The Court of Appeals has overturned the permit revocation for S.I. Power Corporation (SIPCOR), a company linked to the Villar family, which had stemmed from prolonged power outages in Siquijor.

A Finnish court found a man guilty of assault for pushing a female student to the floor in a polytechnic cafeteria, after she had poured water on him.

The Calcutta High Court has ruled that Ritabrata Banerjee of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) will continue to serve as the Leader of Opposition in the Bengal Assembly for the time being.

Lithuania will remain a member of the International Criminal Court despite pressure from the United States, with President Nausėda deeming withdrawal inconsistent and unjustified.

A 33-year-old man was remanded in custody for eight days by the Nicosia district court after being arrested in connection with the possession of drugs found hidden in his house.

The third edition of the Music & Hills festival has begun in the courtyard of the Kučka Korita barracks, featuring performances by bands Wider Horizons and Šarđun, a DJ set by Miqellly, and a hiking tour.

A 51-year-old monk has been remanded in custody until October 7 by the Paphos District Court, facing charges of attempted murder against a 53-year-old employee at the Holy Stavropegic Monastery of Agios Neophytos in Tala, Paphos.

The Frederiksberg Court is hearing a defamation lawsuit where Morten Messerschmidt of the Danish People's Party has sued Martin Lidegaard of the Social Liberals, with Lidegaard stating he spoke sharply to provoke debate.

Legal activists in Nova Scotia are attempting to use a recent Court of Appeal ruling, which found a tent-dwelling man eligible for enhanced rate assistance, to broaden welfare benefits for homeless individuals.

The Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt has significantly reduced a fine against Meta, ruling that the company's slow deletion practices were grossly negligent rather than intentional.

Austria's Supreme Court has mandated Booking.com to disclose the contact details of private landlords to customers immediately after a booking is made.

The Supreme Court has announced it will establish a high-powered committee to investigate allegations of police excesses during protests at Jantar Mantar. This decision follows claims by the Aam Aadmi Party that one of its MLAs was 'picked up' by Delhi Police in plain clothes.

Labor groups in the Philippines have filed an urgent motion asking the Supreme Court to intervene in the suspended wage hike in Metro Manila, citing continued losses in workers’ daily pay.

Lanao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong stated that senator-judges would better appreciate witness testimonies and evidence if they were physically present in the courtroom during proceedings, possibly related to Vice President Sara Duterte.

The Judicial College of Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council has postponed the reinstatement of former European Prosecutor Teodora Georgieva as a judge in the Sofia City Administrative Court. Members will assess her morality before making a decision.

Tauras Jakelaitis, chairman of the Lithuanian People's Party, will lose his car after being caught driving without a license, blaming the police, courts, and even his daughter for the situation.

Montenegro's Constitutional Court has upheld a citizen's appeal, ruling that an individual cannot suffer consequences from a prolonged legal process. Part of the proceedings ended due to absolute statute of limitations, while the individual was acquitted of abuse of office after previous convictions were overturned.

The Bombay High Court has granted bail to Sachin Andure, another convict in the Narendra Dabholkar murder case, suspending his life sentence.

Nicholas 'Nikki' Dimech, former mayor of Sliema, has been placed under general perpetual interdiction by the Criminal Court of Appeal following his conviction for corruption and money laundering, though his auditor warrant remains on the official register.

The Supreme Court has requested a response from the government regarding a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that seeks the seizure of property belonging to individuals accused in paper-leak cases.

A Hong Kong court sentenced a man to 22 years in prison for repeatedly raping his daughter since she was 13, with the judge noting the penalty could not compensate for the victim's ordeal.

A federal appeals court has determined that the Justice Department under the Trump administration unlawfully bypassed Senate confirmation in appointing Sigal Chattah as Nevada's top federal prosecutor.

In a filing made public Friday, the U.S. president asked the justices for an emergency order letting construction continue without restrictions while a legal fight continues.

As the case against priest Ryšardas Peciunas, accused of possessing child pornography, moves to court, the clergyman claims the images were sent to him by the parents of minors, who have also spoken out.

Bulgaria's Constitutional Court has signed a contract with "Parsek Group" for the renovation and reconstruction of its historic building in Sofia, with the project valued at 6 million euros.

The court dismissed Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj's lawsuit against prosecutor Ols Dado, with Veliaj currently in pre-trial detention since February 2025 on corruption and money laundering charges.

The Bombay High Court quashed an order by a deputy registrar to investigate a Mumbai housing society's finances, stating that complaints from only a few members are insufficient to warrant such a probe.

A South Korean court has reduced legal fees for a family appealing a 2021 Incheon stabbing case, in which two police officers were accused of leaving victims defenseless, partially granting the family's request.

Court rulings and new App Store regulations are starting to impact Apple's highly profitable $100 billion services division, as antitrust scrutiny intensifies.

The Supreme Court has ordered Karnataka to ensure compliance with the Cauvery Water Management Authority’s (CWMA) directives regarding the release of water to Tamil Nadu, while awaiting further assessment.

Far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen's pledge to call a constitutional referendum to enshrine her party's principles, if she wins, has been described by a member of France's highest administrative court as a 'coup d'état in form and content'.

Kela, Finland's social security institution, is now more actively reclaiming social assistance benefits, even pursuing cases involving a few hundred euros, leading to a surge in applications burdening administrative courts.

An Indian court has observed that a governor's power to grant premature release to convicts cannot be exercised arbitrarily, while quashing an order that refused such release to a convict.

A Russian court has sentenced an opposition figure to an 11-year prison term.

A federal judge's decision in Texas has caused a part of the National Firearms Act to lapse, raising questions about its implications for certain guns and other weapons.

The President of Romania's Constitutional Court, Simina Tănăsescu, provided explanations after her meeting with interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, just days before the CCR is set to rule on several important cases.

More than a month after an appeals court confirmed an indictment against six individuals for a canopy collapse, Goran Vesić and Anita Dimoski are reportedly still at liberty instead of in custody, possibly due to a technical error.

Patrick Clancy's court testimony has revealed the exact timeline of events leading up to him finding his three children dead in 2023.

The Supreme Court has directed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to expeditiously conclude its probe into the Ram Temple donations row and submit a status report. This order pushes for a swift resolution to the ongoing investigation.

Pakistani jail authorities informed the court that Imran Khan's eye condition is 'almost normal', ahead of a hearing on his plea for treatment at a private medical facility.

A court has halted the extradition of three Kenyan nationals to the United States, where they are wanted to face charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusions.

An Icelandic district court ruled that the police failed to sufficiently prove that a man claiming to be a journalist aboard the vessel Bandero was actually a crew member or part of its staff, according to a Reykjavík District Court decision.

A court has ruled in favor of corporate entities, permitting them to make tax credit adjustments against super tax liabilities.

Nigerian national Maazi Okechuku Augustine has been remanded by the Accra Circuit Court in connection with an alleged foiled bank robbery in Labone, Ghana.

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LTO-Chef Zimmermann criticizes the 'Berliner Zeitung' for repeatedly plagiarizing 'Legal Tribune Online' content, despite a precedent-setting court ruling.

János Bóka, Fidesz faction leader, criticized the Constitutional Court's decision to reject all opposition party submissions, stating that "autocracy is being built brick by brick."

Gilead has achieved a significant victory in a major court ruling, effectively removing a challenge or obstacle for the company.

With major oil companies still hesitant to invest in Venezuela, Alejandro Betancourt is helping to direct opportunities towards smaller US operators, thereby increasing his power in the country's oil sector.

A fire that broke out in the courtyard of a family home in Sarajevo's Švrakino Selo neighborhood was quickly extinguished thanks to the efficient intervention of Sarajevo firefighters, with traffic now flowing smoothly.

Parents in Hedingen ZH appealed after their daughter was assigned to a class with only one other girl and eleven boys, but the Federal Court ruled the assignment was not discriminatory.

Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu reacted to the Tribunal's unexpected rejection of the STB's insolvency request, citing a lack of documents, despite management's assurances of thorough verification.

The President of the Constitutional Court, Simina Tănăsescu, clarified that the institution did not specifically examine the possibility of public officials publishing their financial interest declarations, as this aspect was not the subject of the complaints.

A German state has banned the anti-Israel group 'Palästina e.V.' after an administrative court determined its purpose and activities violated Germany's constitutional order, citing antisemitic propaganda and terror support.

An Albanian court in Elbasan has ordered the arrest of Poli Boriçi, who is suspected of attempted murder with a firearm in a local establishment. Boriçi reportedly stated he did not intend to kill the victim.

The case of Lithuanian priest Ryšardas Peciunas has been sent to court, where he has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him.

The city of Tampere has been forced to restructure the massive development project for Särkänniemi amusement park, breaking it into smaller parts after a nearly 26 million euro investment was overturned by the Hämeenlinna Administrative Court in June.

Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan warned that 'political vendettas increase the risk of Romania losing money and credibility' in his first reaction to the Constitutional Court's decision on the ANI law, which could affect Fritz's mandate.

The Romanian Constitutional Court has validated the 'Fritz amendment,' drawing reactions from politicians Ilie Bolojan and Dragoș Pîslaru. Pîslaru expressed support for Bolojan and Fritz, stating that these battles are crucial for Romania's future.

A man has been remanded by a Ghanaian court for his alleged involvement in a plot to rob three banks in Accra. Authorities are investigating the details of the foiled robbery attempt.

An article offers a quiz for fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) to discover which iconic character aligns with their Zodiac sign.

A court deliberates on a case of alleged theft, stating 'the gentleman stole' but refraining from declaring 'the gentleman is a thief.' The court limits its response strictly to what is requested, as highlighted in an opinion piece by Francisco Faria.

A Hong Kong court has ordered the now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper to pay HK$1.5 million in damages to a listed company and two executives for 10 defamatory articles that accused them of spying on pro-democracy activists.

A court is scheduled to decide on Tuesday whether to arrest the driver of a Polish tourist bus, with the prosecution arguing there is a risk of flight, concealment, and obstruction of evidence.

Kela, Finland's social insurance institution, is more actively clawing back social assistance, even when the cost of pursuing a case in court can exceed the amounts recovered.

A 33-year-old man suspected of preparing an attack on Dutch princesses Amalia and Alexia has been released by a court in The Hague.

The Bombay High Court has cancelled the bail previously granted to the Luthra brothers and their business partner, Ajay Gupta, in connection with the Goa nightclub fire case. This decision reverses their earlier release.

The Court of Appeal has adjourned the hearing of the Pulau Batu Puteh appeal, with former prime minister Dr. Mahathir's lawyer seeking to add a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) report to the proceedings.

A think tank, founded by Executive Council member Ronny Tong Ka-wah, has suggested that Hong Kong establish a full-time training program for top law graduates to become judges. The proposal aims to expand the local judicial talent pool and alleviate courtroom delays.

WhatsApp exchanges detailed in court allege that taxi boss Jotham 'King Mswazi' Msibi and Sergeant Fannie Nkosi discussed a plan to acquire and sell cellphone-interception devices, known as 'grabbers,' to eSwatini.

Judge Pedraz of the Audiencia Nacional ordered the cloning of Juanma Serrano's phone after the former Correos president refused to accept an irregular copy made by the UCO, as part of an investigation.

Maria Doyle Kennedy and Bernard O’Shea are set to headline the autumn program at Tinahely Courthouse, featuring a variety of performances.

A 51-year-old monk accused of attempted murder at the Ayios Neophytos monastery in Paphos, Cyprus, has been remanded in custody until October 7, with the court citing a flight risk.

A Federal Court decision has affirmed that being transgender in the United States does not automatically qualify an individual for refugee status in Canada, assuring the public that some judges can still be trusted to dispose of bogus claims.

The Danish Tax Ministry has once again been acquitted in a VAT dispute against a school, with both the city court and the high court ruling in favor of the authorities regarding a million-kroner VAT claim.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal provided its reasoning for suspending six of eleven government decisions, adopted on July 23, which were challenged by the Social Democratic Party (PSD).

India's Supreme Court will form a panel, including a former CBI chief, to investigate allegations of 'brutality' during CJP protests, specifically examining complaints from female protesters reportedly targeted in Delhi and other areas.

The Department of Justice has asked a court to reinstate charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was mistakenly deported. A federal judge had previously dismissed the charges, citing vindictiveness over Garcia's successful lawsuit challenging his deportation.

Alexander Hensher, a 48-year-old renewables tycoon, was exposed for child pornography after asking a shop to wipe his hard drives, leading to his appearance at Weymouth Magistrates' Court.

Malaysian entrepreneur Vivy Yusof and her husband are facing a criminal breach of trust (CBT) trial, with the Sessions Court hearing details of RM19.5 million transfers from Khazanah Nasional Berhad and director records.

A 20-year-old man from Varaždin, Croatia, was fined €600 by the Municipal Court for posting a photo on his Instagram story. The photo showed him squatting in front of a police car and showing both middle fingers.

The prosecution has filed an appeal against the Sessions Court's decision to acquit Zizie Izette in a RM2.8 million corruption case linked to a Felcra unit trust.

The Delhi High Court has put JNU’s 2026-27 admissions on hold, questioning the university's policy of adding deprivation points to CUET scores after the entrance examination.

Hungary's Constitutional Court has rejected all petitions from the opposition FIDESZ party concerning the alleged unlawful removal of President Tamás Sulyok from office, declining to review the matter.

A prosecutor from the Kaunas Regional Prosecutor's Office has concluded a pre-trial investigation and sent a criminal case to court, in which two Varėna district residents, A. R. (26) and R. Z. (30), are accused of illegal possession of narcotic and psychotropic substances.

Australian mushroom murderer Erin Patterson will appeal her conviction for three deaths, with a court set to consider whether her convictions should be quashed and if she should remain in prison for life without parole.

A neighbor is calling for the council to work with the owner of a historic building deemed dangerous due to cracks. Arguments over fixing the building, which is rich with history, are currently progressing through the courts.

An accused individual, stating they have been 'a prisoner half my life,' has asked a judge for an immediate sentence in an Irish court.

Milorad Dodik's legal team, along with his son Igor and others, has been given until August 25 by a Florida District Court to file an objection regarding the explanation of their lobbying activities in the US.

Austria's Supreme Court (OGH) has ruled that Booking.com must disclose the contact details of private landlords immediately after a booking, following a lawsuit brought by the VKI on behalf of the Ministry of Social Affairs.

A woman in Karachi has denied her ex-husband's allegations that she shared AI-edited pictures of herself with him before their marriage, as a court hears the case.

A court has imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on a Maharashtra food department for failing to restore a Pune shop's license, ordering the compensation to be paid to the owners within a month.

The Supreme Court was informed that transgender IDs will remain valid until a verdict is reached on a new law, with the court declining to extend protections to those awaiting cards or whose cards have been canceled.

Following the case involving the abuse of her son, Mandy Megens is now advocating for increased safety measures within courtrooms. Her efforts aim to prevent similar incidents and improve judicial environments.

The People's Court of Ho Chi Minh City has opened the first-instance trial for 227 defendants in Vietnam's largest drug trafficking case, which expanded from a March 2023 incident involving female flight attendants transporting drugs in toothpaste tubes.

The NDC's Srem-Sai defended the party's push for speedy trials, stating that their interest aligns with the Constitution and that being fast does not equate to perverting justice. He challenged critics to prove manipulation and asserted that lawyers cannot dictate how cases run.

A federal appeals court has rejected the Trump administration's strategy of leaving interim prosecutors in place to lead U.S. attorney's offices, marking the second such decision against circumventing congressional approval.

Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa had been supporting a family, with their case transitioning from a protection commission to court, before the mother was killed by her son in Algés.

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and Senator Francis Tolentino have filed bids to lift the injunction placed on the P85 wage hike in Metro Manila. They are seeking to reverse the Pasig court order that froze the implementation of the wage increase.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa arrived in Beijing on Sunday for his first state visit to China, an eight-day trip during which he will seek to lift suspensions on 14 Ecuadorian shrimp processors…

Brazil's Superior Electoral Court organized a meeting with 86 countries to discuss the country's electoral process and the functioning of its electronic voting machines, with the Portuguese ambassador in attendance.

The European Court of Human Rights has issued an interim measure against the Serbian government, prohibiting the forced eviction of Roma families from the Line 26 terminus. This decision follows an appeal by the A11 Initiative, which highlighted the human rights concerns surrounding the planned evictions.

Dan Dungaciu, first vice-president of AUR, anticipates a fierce political battle within the USR party between Nicușor Dan and Ilie Bolojan following a recent decision by the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR).

The planned revival of Nigeria’s Port Harcourt and Warri refineries could face a critical test beyond rehabilitation and technical completion, as the Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners…

Pakistan's Supreme Court is exploring potential judicial ties and cooperation with the United Kingdom.

Sergei Petrov, founder of the Rolf car dealership and former State Duma deputy, has been sentenced to nine years in prison in absentia by a Moscow court over an alleged 4-billion-ruble scheme.

A Gurgaon court has again highlighted a lack of evidence in the Bhagwant Mann video row, leading to another individual being granted bail in the case.

Snap's stock fell by 3% after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals removed its immunity shield, while Reddit's stock eased.

High Court demands answers from Witness Protection Agency over witnesses fearing for their lives.

A Bulgarian court has ordered the permanent detention of Ivaylo Kolev, the club tenant in the 'Blood and Honor' case, while two other individuals, Ivelin Velev and his son Teodor, were released on bail.

A cruise operator was ordered by a court to compensate a couple who sued because the nudist area on the Aida Diva ship was not as spacious as advertised.

Grupo Casas Bahia SA has filed for bankruptcy protection in Sao Paulo after an out-of-court debt restructuring failed to resolve its financial difficulties, exacerbated by high interest rates and tight credit.

A fresh political crisis has emerged in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) regarding government formation, with the PPP heading to court to seek a stay on a move by PML-N.

A 50-year-old woman from Carinthia, Austria, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for attempted murder by the Klagenfurt Regional Court.

A German court has found a Ukrainian man guilty of planning an arson attack using a parcel bomb. The plot was reportedly tied to Russia.

An author in Eastern Jutland, Denmark, was acquitted of violating the racism paragraph for sharing a Facebook post containing a satirical cartoon with the phrase 'Jew pig,' with the court ruling it was not a hate crime.

Moscow's Nikulinsky District Court has fined Russian politician Boris Nadezhdin 10,000 rubles for participating in the activities of an "undesirable" organization, specifically for an interview with Meduza.

Danish party leaders Morten Messerschmidt and Martin Lidegaard appeared in court for a defamation trial, with the verdict expected on October 16. The high-profile case has drawn significant attention, with commentators suggesting it will be damaging for the losing party.

Additional Sessions Judge Parveen Singh said the officers' duty was to search for the father and not to take child into custody and transport him across states.

Russia's anti-war Yabloko party has been removed from election ballots, despite the court decision not yet being final. The party lost its appeal against the removal, raising concerns about political freedom.

A German court sentenced a 30-year-old Ukrainian man to one year and three months in prison for espionage aimed at facilitating sabotage for Russia, while two other Ukrainian defendants were also involved in the case.

India's Supreme Court issued a stern warning to ground airlines for non-compliance, as the Centre rapidly advances new aviation rules. This comes during a plea for an independent regulator to ensure transparency and passenger protection.

Myanmar's systematic stripping of citizenship from the Rohingya community led to mass expulsions and a genocide case at the International Court of Justice.

A French court recently convicted several Georgians for stealing Russian books from a library, part of a mysterious series of thefts that have also occurred in Switzerland, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany.

Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has recommended two senior judges, Son Bong-kie of the Daegu District Court and Kim Sung-soo of the Seoul High Court, for appointment as justices to the top court by President Lee Jae Myung.

A District Court in The Hague has ordered the release of 33-year-old Anne Romke van der H., who was accused of threatening Dutch Princesses Amalia and Alexia.

A Delhi court dismissed the request of four Gujarat Police officers accused of exploiting a minor boy as bait, remarking that their conduct mirrored that of colonial rulers during the operation.

A top police officer in Bihar's Siwan district has been transferred following a controversy over the alleged use of an AK-47 during a student protest. The Bihar government informed the Supreme Court that no injuries resulted from the incident.

Romania's USR party is holding emergency meetings after the Constitutional Court declared an amendment constitutional that could potentially lead to Mayor Dominic Fritz losing his mandate.

A suspect has been brought before the court in connection with an attack on KFOR members in northern Kosovo in May 2023. The individual is accused of involvement in the assault against the peacekeeping forces.

Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 98 will hold an oral argument on Vice President Sara Duterte's motion to dismiss a grave threats case filed against her.

The High Court has set August 24 as the date to deliver its decision on an originating summons filed by the Negeri Sembilan Undang regarding an eviction matter.

A new out-of-court settlement mechanism in Greece, effective September 21, aims for bigger debt writedowns to save family homes, presenting two scenarios: a settlement based on total assets or saving the main residence by selling other properties.

The Delhi High Court has denied default bail to Jasir Bilal Wani, an accused in the Red Fort blast case. Wani, described as an 'in-house engineer', will remain in custody.

Caught speeding by more than 80 km/h, the motorcyclist will have to answer for his actions in court.

The Czech Constitutional Court has ruled in favor of a mother in a custody dispute, asserting her right to care for her daughter, who has been living with the father despite an older court decision.

The District Commercial Court in Banja Luka issued a statement condemning media and political pressure in Republika Srpska, following its decision to block RTRS accounts over an unpaid debt of 5.4 million KM to BHRT.

Poli Boriçi appeared in court for a security measure assessment, suspected of attempting to murder a citizen with a firearm in a bar in Elbasan, Albania.

The main hearing in the so-called Reykholt case continues in the District Court of South Iceland, following the start of proceedings yesterday with the playing of phone recordings from one of the six defendants accused of kidnapping a man in Reykholt.

Predrag Kojadinović, 58, known as a serial thief of buses and trucks in Croatia, has been sentenced to prison again by a court in Virovitica.

More than 30 Roma individuals, including 15 children and an elderly woman, from 11 families in Belgrade's Braće Jerković neighborhood are facing forced eviction, despite a temporary measure issued by the European Court.

A court in Volgograd, Russia, has fined local resident Tatyana Smetanko 10,000 rubles for participating in a mass public event, following a group appeal regarding a gasoline shortage.

A municipal court in Goražde, Bosnia, has ordered the city to stop heavy construction vehicles from passing through the Glamoč settlement for the construction of the Trešnjica regional sanitary landfill.

He believes 'we are just suffering, 36 years after the regime change.'

The Indian Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking to abolish execution by hanging, thereby rejecting calls to consider alternative methods such as lethal injection, shooting, or electrocution for the death penalty.

Imran Khan's sister Noreen was permitted to visit Adiala Jail following a Supreme Court order, where Bushra Bibi also met her daughter and sister-in-law.

India's Supreme Court has upheld hanging as a mode of execution, but clarified that its dismissal of the challenge does not preclude future scientific scrutiny of the method.

Austria's Supreme Court (OGH) has ruled that a safety-relevant engine defect does not always justify the cancellation of a contract under warranty law, a decision made after consulting the European Court of Justice.

Fast-fashion giant Shein is facing more than 100 copyright lawsuits in US courts since the beginning of 2023, with counterfeiting claims threatening its reputation.

The Kerala High Court stated that the Special Investigation Team's (SIT) probe into the ghee misappropriation case at the Sabarimala temple is progressing in the right direction.

The Supreme Court has imposed stricter bail conditions for foreign nationals involved in commercial NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) cases, requiring mandatory passport deposits and two sureties, with verification to be completed within three days.

The Bombay High Court has amicably settled an intellectual property dispute involving singer Sonu Nigam, with a namesake agreeing not to use the singer's identity.

The Supreme Court of India was informed that 14 out of 28 Chief Ministers in the country are facing serious criminal cases.

The Supreme Court has ruled that a speedy trial is not only a right of the accused but also a fundamental right of the victim.

The Fifth Circuit Court has withdrawn its previous January opinion and issued a new test for the limited partner self-employment tax exception. The revised test focuses on whether a partner plays a significant role in managing or running the business.

The court has confirmed the dismissal of Florbela Malaquias, who was removed in 2025 for alleged mismanagement and violation of statutes, though the Constitutional Court acquitted the militants responsible for the act.

Toronto Maple Leafs star John Tavares is set to appear in court to dispute an $8 million tax bill from the Canada Revenue Agency. Tavares argues his $15 million signing bonus should be taxed at a lower rate as an 'inducement' rather than employment income.

New York Liberty rookie Pauline Astier, known for her stellar WNBA season and on-court performance, reveals her strong affection for a specific Coach bag, highlighting her casual-cute style.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has acquitted three individuals previously sentenced to death in a 2014 case involving the burning alive of a Christian couple over blasphemy allegations in Kasur.

Former ICC prosecutors highlight that controversies surrounding the International Criminal Court and the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict are raising broader concerns for international justice, regional stability, and Azerbaijan's strategic energy role.

Mr Augustine was remanded on Monday and is expected to be arraigned in court on Wednesday. The post Nigerian remanded in Ghana over alleged plot to rob banks appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

A Gombe Chief Magistrate Court has granted bail to Suleiman Dawawu, who was accused of defaming the APC governorship candidate.

A Moscow court has sentenced a Lithuanian citizen in absentia for damaging a memorial dedicated to Soviet soldiers. The individual was found guilty of removing plaques from the burial site.

The Municipal Court in Goražde today issued a first-instance acquittal in the case against the Mayor of Goražde, Ernest Imamović, who was accused of the criminal offense of abuse of office or...

Romania's interim Foreign Minister, Oana Țoiu, expressed shock over the Constitutional Court's decision to validate an amendment that could lead to Timișoara Mayor Dominic Fritz losing his mandate.

DUP MP Jim Shannon is set to face criminal proceedings over an alleged assault of a woman, with the case having been mentioned at Newtownards Magistrates’ Court.

A Finnish court is reviewing the deportation case of a Russian mother and son, pro-Ukraine activists who fled Russia after being monitored and threatened by authorities, as Finland had not granted them asylum.

Local Government Councillors across Nigeria have declared their unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027. Their decision is anchored on the 2024 Supreme Court judgment that granted autonomy to local governments.

The Australian government has filed court documents alleging that manufacturing company 3M was aware for more than 50 years that its products could harm humans, citing internal company documents that included warnings about their toxicity.

The Court of Appeal has decided to release the former head of the Saranda Police Commissariat, Gëzim Bashllari, from prison, changing his security measure to 'obligation to appear'.

Students from the State University of Novi Pazar (DUNP) have called on citizens to gather for a protest on August 20 in front of the Basic Court. The protest is scheduled ahead of the trial for 11 individuals accused of attacking university members last year.