Former President Trump and his administration are increasingly using 'national security' arguments to defend the construction of a nuclear-blast-resistant venue, transforming a stalled White House ballroom into a 'military complex' to influence courts and Congress.
A new EU regulation will come into effect, making it easier for prosecutors and courts to access electronic evidence from digital platforms, regardless of where the data is stored.
Kenyan courts are reportedly granting early freedom to foreign drug traffickers who are found to have undergone rehabilitation and maintained good conduct.
Former President Trump is now calling for a 'desperately needed National Security structure' at the White House, after courts blocked his plans for a ballroom addition at Mar-a-Lago, which he previously described as a 'military complex'.
Residents in India facing messy divorces now have the option to move their legal proceedings to Dubai courts, offering an alternative jurisdiction for such cases.
The Portuguese environmental association Quercus announced its intention to file a complaint with the European Commission regarding a tangerine plantation project, arguing that it has destructive potential and threatening to pursue legal action in national administrative courts.
A new book, 'How to Think About Artificial Intelligence' by Richard Susskind, is described as essential reading for understanding the profound impact of AI on various aspects of our world, from legal systems to the digital realm.
The key to the legitimacy of constitutional courts lies in the substantive persuasiveness of their decisions, prompting a discussion on the appropriate boundaries for criticizing these judicial bodies.
An original strategy board game based on the popular 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' series has been announced, with preorders now live for fans to engage in tabletop battles across the Courts of Prythian.
As Kenyan courts increasingly rely on DNA testing evidence, questions are being raised about its broader implications and the complexities it introduces beyond resolving initial queries.
Six months after the initial trial, lawsuits alleging child abuse within Riverside Church's youth sports program are still entangled in the courts, with some plaintiffs having died awaiting justice.
The Ondo State Government has warned traditional rulers against turning their palaces into detention centers or courts, urging them to provide intelligence rather than act as security agencies and to stop land grabbing.
A judge has ruled that courts cannot reopen matters that have already been settled through the appeal process, blocking a fresh challenge to a commuted life sentence.
The extradition process for Paul of Romania, convicted in the Băneasa Farm case, could be indefinitely delayed as his lawyers attempt to convince French courts that he is too ill.
Courts in England and Wales have officially banned Meta glasses from courtrooms. Individuals attempting to enter court buildings with these glasses will be required to surrender them.
Transcorp Hotels Plc has launched state-of-the-art padel courts at Transcorp Hilton Abuja, aiming to enhance guest experiences and lifestyle offerings.
A potential judicial crisis in Pakistan has been averted after President Zardari signed off on the appointments of pending judges, confirming additional judges as permanent in the Sindh and Lahore High Courts.
Joseph Kpemka, a former Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, has described the decision by specialized High Courts to continue substantive criminal trials during Ghana’s legal vacation as 'novel'.
A report highlights five instances where Indian courts have affirmed women's rights and autonomy, including rulings on menstrual leave and the choice of a partner, showcasing judicial support for gender equality.
A Banksy artwork became a costly nuisance for the Royal Courts of Justice, with its removal costing £85,300, while another piece by the street artist moves to a museum.
Lawyer Lim Tean was arrested in Malaysia last week and subsequently handed over to Singaporean authorities after failing to surrender to the Singapore courts to begin serving his jail term.
The case involving Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso's penthouse has advanced to the courts, accumulating four complaints, as the Public Prosecutor's Office refers investigations to the judge.
Two repeat traffic offenders arrested on the same day in the Split area received different court decisions, with one sent to prison for 11 days and the other released.
Chinese courts are ruling in favor of workers displaced by artificial intelligence, yet employees remain anxious. This comes as top leaders push for AI adoption amidst a sluggish economy, highlighting the vulnerability of the workforce.
The Supreme Court has directed the Gauhati High Court to consider establishing up to two exclusive courts to handle cases related to the Manipur violence, particularly those probed by the CBI and NIA. This aims to expedite the judicial process for these sensitive cases.
Student protests in Jharkhand over alleged irregularities in job exams are set to continue after talks with the state government failed to reach a resolution. The government has proposed cancelling three exams and setting up fast-track courts, but students maintain their demand for a CBI probe.
Professor Khalid asserts that Ghana's press freedom ranking refutes claims of its democracy being under siege and suggests that tribunals can alleviate pressure on courts without undermining democratic principles.
US court rulings have paved the way for the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nationals of South Sudan and Myanmar, potentially leading to their deportations.
A former deputy chief has avoided charges in a major investigation targeting the Finnish Security Intelligence Service (Supo) for allegedly providing false or misleading information to courts regarding surveillance applications.
An opinion piece argues that Congress or the courts need to clarify that privacy rights do not disappear at the border, emphasizing that a smartphone should not be treated like a suitcase.
The Gujarat High Court denied bail to a former Anand bureaucrat in a benami assets case. Separately, the Delhi High Court also denied bail to Olympic wrestler Sushil Kumar in a murder case.
Donald Trump has signed new executive orders to again attempt to limit birthright citizenship in the United States, despite a previous Supreme Court decision blocking his first attempt. This move aims to curb what he refers to as 'birth tourism' and restrict citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens.
House Republicans voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Senator Rand Paul announced he would ask the Justice Department to prosecute Fauci following the vote.
Two French animated short films have received awards at the 53rd Student Academy Awards ceremony, which will take place on September 14th during the Toronto International Film Festival.
Slovenia's Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) has drawn attention to differing judicial practices in the case involving four ministers and their vacations. The decisions were upheld by higher courts after appeals from the alleged violators.
The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów has fined former Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło three thousand zlotys for repeatedly failing to appear for questioning as a witness in an investigation concerning the 'Sprawiedliwe Sądy' (Just Courts) campaign; Szydło has announced her intention to appeal the decision.
The Portuguese government, through Fernando Alexandre, has assured the Bar Association that lawyers will have equal opportunities to access superior courts and institutions, preventing any student from losing their right to admission.
Companies in North Macedonia can now electronically request criminal record certificates from basic courts, streamlining a previously time-consuming process.
China is implementing adjustments to its bond market infrastructure in an effort to court global investors, though the country's broader economic challenges may still act as a deterrent.
The ASJP (Association of Judges of Portugal) has filed injunctions against new rules from the CSTAF (Superior Council of Administrative and Tax Courts) that link the evaluation of administrative judges to productivity targets and prohibit images in sentences.
The Israeli High Court has inquired whether Minister Levin intends to advance appointments for the Public Interest Directorate (PID) before the upcoming election. Israeli courts typically require governments to exercise restraint on senior appointments that could bind a future administration.
The Bombay High Court has designated an additional 23 fast-track courts to expedite trials related to examination paper leak cases across Maharashtra. This follows an earlier designation of two special courts in Nagpur and Aurangabad.
Supreme Court Justice Emmanuel Yonny Kulendi revealed that Ghana’s Superior Courts are currently handling nearly 30,000 pending cases, highlighting the growing workload for the country's judiciary.
Nigeria's National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is actively engaging with startups and investors to accelerate the country's technology ecosystem, aiming for innovation and economic growth.
Former Supreme Court judge Abhay S Oka stated that courts should not dictate what citizens say, emphasizing their responsibility to protect fundamental rights rather than to 'teach or preach'.
Public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam highlighted the significant delays in acquittal appeals, citing a Supreme Court observation that over seven lakh criminal appeals were pending in high courts as of March 2025, and called for timely justice.
The Delhi High Court's ruling on the OpenAI-ANI case addresses key questions regarding AI training as fair dealing, potential output infringement, and the jurisdiction of Indian courts in such matters, setting precedents for AI and copyright in India.
A new legislative project in Poland suggests that courts will be required to impose prison sentences for drunk drivers who violate judicial driving bans, with suspended sentences only possible in exceptionally justified cases.
With 3.9 lakh drug-related cases pending, the Central government has advised states to set up special courts dedicated to drug crimes to expedite judicial processes.
A reporter's notebook discusses the potential for Anthony Fauci's 111 Fifth Amendment pleas to be challenged in court, raising questions about legal proceedings.
The United States added 43 Chinese companies to its blacklist over alleged forced labor in Xinjiang, expanding its veto on exports. China's Commerce Ministry denied the accusations, while some international figures, like Chile's Kast, continued to court China despite the US tariffs.
Property owners in Poland are increasingly winning compensation from network operators for utility lines crossing their land, following a December 2025 Constitutional Tribunal ruling that has led courts to issue favorable judgments.
Approximately 450,000 borrowers who claim they were defrauded by their colleges are set to have their federal student loans erased, following a class-action lawsuit that has been entangled in courts for years.
A dispute over the Prleški water supply has escalated to the courts, with two municipalities suing a third, likely leading to further hearings and expenditure of public funds on lawyers and bankruptcy teams.
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The UK Supreme Court will review the ban on the activist group Palestine Action after its co-founder won an appeal bid. This decision follows numerous arrests related to the group's activities.
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has alleged that over 60 Accord Party leaders were arrested and transferred to prisons in Abuja and Nasarawa, despite the availability of federal and state courts in Osun.
Concerns are rising in Germany regarding the leniency of juvenile courts and the potential for Islamists to aid the far-right, particularly following an attack at Berlin Pride. This situation highlights fears about social and political stability.
The Greek Cabinet approved the proposal by Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis for the promotion of judicial officials in the Audit Court and Administrative Courts.
A criminal court judge in Pococí has struck down part of the isolation regime imposed on Alejandro Arias Monge, known as "Diablo," by the Justice Ministry, initiating a direct confrontation between the government and the judiciary.
US immigration judges issued 801 removal orders for Indian nationals in June 2026, marking a significant acceleration in deportation rulings. This increase, nearly 30% in one month, indicates a faster processing of immigration cases by US courts.
The Taoiseach has called on the DUP to respect the independence of the judiciary, following criticism from the DUP, UUP, and TUV regarding a decision to grant bail to a woman charged in connection with a bomb intercepted near the border.
Egyptian President El-Sisi announced that Egypt's Justice City will establish an integrated digital judicial system, aiming to modernize and streamline legal processes across the country.
Former investor Danny K. has been sentenced to five years in prison for severe fraud amounting to 1.86 million Euros, with Austrian courts citing a 'massively intentional approach.' Former Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache was also listed as a victim in the case.
Ten photovoltaic energy producers who won an arbitration decision against Romania at ICSID on February 20, 2024, are now seeking to enforce the ruling in US courts. The decision obliges Romania to pay tens of millions of euros in damages, plus arbitration costs.
A former tech CEO is championing the global expansion of Padel, a sport he discovered four years ago after an accident in Mexico, advocating for equal pay and free courts worldwide.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi focused on young people in his Independence Day speech, announcing free online coaching for competitive exams and plans to train 10 million youths, amidst increasing criticism.
Lawyer Adela Kachaunova stated that learning horrific details from a judge does not serve the goals of justice, emphasizing the need for strict neutrality and professionalism from police, prosecution, and courts.
A Russian-Austrian businessman and supporter of Alexei Navalny is seeking protection in Austria after facing arbitrary legal actions in Russian courts due to his political views.
A law professor and the CEO of a legal firm assisting debtors claim that Finnish courts are not following the law when resolving disputes related to payday loans, thereby deepening the plight of over-indebted individuals.
The 59-year-old arrived at the Thessaloniki Courts on Friday morning, who confessed to starting six fires in agricultural areas in Sindos. The 59-year-old, who was arrested by the authorities, allegedly...
Changes introduced during Marcin Romanowski's tenure as Deputy Minister of Justice have made the issuance of an 'iron letter' (list żelazny) dependent on the prosecutor's non-objection. However, some courts argue that the prosecutor's decision is not binding, creating legal uncertainty for individuals like the currently hiding Romanowski.
While juvenile crime continues to decrease in Moldova, courts are imposing stricter sentences, with a significantly higher percentage of cases against minors resulting in prison terms in 2026 compared to the previous year.
Ondo State in Nigeria has issued a warning to traditional rulers, cautioning them against converting their palaces into detention centers or courts and urging them to operate within constitutional limits.
Community members have pushed back against calls for political interference in the early release of Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, warning that such actions threaten judicial independence.
India's judicial system is notorious for its sluggishness, with many accused individuals dying before their cases reach a verdict due to severe backlogs. Despite reform ideas, implementation remains rare.
Lawyer Kpebu has urged the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) and judges to negotiate a solution to the ongoing dispute regarding the legal vacation. Concerns have been raised that the GBA's actions could undermine the Chief Justice's authority over the courts.
Latvian Prosecutor General Armīns Meisters has submitted proposals to the Saeima for amendments to the Criminal Procedure Law, aiming to prevent overload in courts and prosecutor's offices regarding cases of criminally acquired asset confiscation.
Ghana's legal community is divided over whether vacation courts should conduct substantive trials, with the Young Lawyers Forum challenging the Ghana Bar Association's position. The Deputy Attorney General argues that lawyers cannot dictate court proceedings during vacation and that claims of selective justice are false.
While Polish courts do not observe judicial recesses, other European courts commonly practice 'holiday and festive breaks' in their judicial calendars.
Meta's Muse Glimmer is attracting users with its focus on local AI control, positioning itself against institutional power as the debate over AI governance intensifies.
The Polish government has adopted a draft amendment to the civil procedure code, which will grant courts broader powers to address errors made by social insurance institutions (ZUS).
A reproductive psychiatrist highlights the distinctions between various maternal mental health diagnoses and emphasizes why these precise differences are crucial, especially in media and courtroom contexts.
The removal of a Banksy artwork has become a costly nuisance for the Royal Courts of Justice, amounting to £85,300 for a piece that turned out not to be by the artist. Meanwhile, another Banksy work is being moved to a museum.
Residents of Alberta, Canada, will vote in a fall referendum on whether the province should have the authority to choose judges for its higher courts, including the Court of King's Bench and the Court of Appeal.
Chief Justice Koome is promoting alternative justice systems (AJS) as a means to alleviate the backlog of cases in the courts, with the Judiciary reporting improved performance due to AJS.
Yair Golan announced a NIS 1 billion plan to fight organized crime in Arab society, focusing on economic pressure, special courts, and cutting off funding to criminal groups.
The Supreme Court collegium recommended four judges for High Court Chief Justice positions. These appointments aim to fill vacancies in key High Courts across India.
Guardian journalists have investigated cases of US military personnel tried in tribunals on US airbases in the UK, bypassing British courts. The investigation highlights concerns about women being denied rights and protections.
The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, is set to recommend five judges for appointment as chief justices of various high courts.
The Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) criticized Vlen, asserting that prosecutors and courts must base decisions on law, evidence, and expert opinions, not party directives, citing an EU report on political interference in the rule of law.
The Serbia Center party stated that Serbian citizens are not an audience in a political spectacle, but rather desire independent courts, free media, professional institutions, and a state where laws apply equally to all.
Margrét Helga Kristínar Stefánsdóttir has been appointed as a judge to the District Court of Northeast Iceland, having previously served as a judge and court manager in other Icelandic district courts.
The Danish electricity supplier Velkommen A/S, along with other controversial power companies, has been declared bankrupt by the courts. This development impacts customers and the energy market in Denmark.
The Supreme Court has stayed all pending challenges to the Centre's Sahyog portal before two high courts, following a petition by the Centre to transfer these cases to the top court for constitutional validity review.
While South Africa celebrates the women of 1956, this article highlights the largely forgotten women of 1913, who, 43 years earlier, defied oppressive pass laws by marching on magistrate's courts in the Orange Free State.
The courts in Washington D.C. are reportedly at a breaking point due to insufficient funding, which is impeding their ability to effectively administer justice.
Afghan boxer Sharif Ahmadzai is set to give testimony regarding the murder of British woman Elisabeth-Jane Ross, denying the murder but admitting to taking her phone and bank card and paying someone to dispose of her body.
The owners of Nova željezara Zenica (New Zenica Ironworks) announced that the solutions offered during a meeting with representatives of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Government were unacceptable, stating that courts had previously rejected similar proposals.
Five Turkish law professors have called on courts to fully apply European human rights rulings in cases involving individuals convicted of links to the Gülen movement, citing concerns over lawful activities and unverified digital evidence.
A mother of two has been charged with child abuse and remanded in custody after her children were hospitalized due to consuming cannabis-infused candies. A magistrate rejected her bail application at the Kowloon City Magistrates’ Courts.
Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi announced plans to establish women facilitation centres in courts nationwide, aiming to provide a safe and supportive environment for female litigants.
Missouri officials have stated that voters cannot decide on the state's redrawn congressional districts, which were modified to benefit Republicans, despite opponents gathering signatures for a statewide vote, potentially moving the issue to the courts.
The Judicial Service of Ghana held an awards night to honor former Chief Justices, retired Justices of the Superior Courts, and other distinguished members of the Judiciary for their contributions to justice administration.
The Ontario Court of Appeal has taken a firm stance against convoy protesters, convicting Pat King for intimidation, leading some to question why such judicial resolve appears primarily in response to right-wing movements.
The UNHCR stated that the success of changes to asylum law hinges on their application, advocating for greater clarity to ensure consistency between authorities and courts and the creation of new bodies under the Migration Pact.
Senator Raffy Tulfo has filed a bill seeking to prohibit courts and other entities from issuing temporary restraining orders or injunctions against the issuance, implementation, and enforcement of wage orders.
Türkiye's opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) is preoccupied with retaining its mayoral ranks, while the splinter New Party (YP) is actively working to broaden its voter base by courting Alevis.
Fuel thefts from UK forecourts have surged to nearly £200,000 per day since the start of the Iran war, according to recent reports. This significant increase in crime is impacting petrol stations across the country.
Bombay courts are frequently reversing instant restaurant closure orders issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), indicating a trend of judicial oversight on regulatory actions.
Incidents of fuel being stolen from UK forecourts have increased by a fifth in five months, with an estimated £200,000 worth of fuel stolen daily since the start of the Iran war.
Kenya is stepping up its international efforts to secure positions for Justice Njoki Ndung'u as an ICC judge and Justice Phoebe Okowa in other top court races.
The Court of Appeal's decision to acquit former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu has generated significant debate and mixed reactions, with legal experts and civil society groups questioning prosecution standards and the implications for future criminal cases in Ghana.
Portugal's Data Protection Commission (CNPD) is seeking a revision of the law to allow it to directly impose fines, bypassing administrative courts which currently cause delays and lead to prescription of cases.
Two separate courts in Mangaluru have sentenced five men to 20 years in prison each for two unrelated sexual assault cases, including a 2018 gang rape and repeated sexual assault of a minor.
Approximately 20,000 unaccompanied minors are at risk of losing legal representation if the federal government terminates a longstanding contract, exacerbating existing problems in US immigration courts, particularly in New York.
Polish courts evaluate the Business Judgment Rule, which protects management from liability for unfavorable outcomes if decisions were made prudently and within reasonable risk limits.
The Indian Parliament passed the anti-paper leak bill, which aims to establish a more credible examination system with tougher penalties for offenders. The bill cleared both houses despite an opposition walkout and criticism regarding its focus on punishment over prevention.
A Trump-appointed judge has joined a ruling against the administration's mandatory immigrant detention policy, further deepening a divide among federal appeals courts on the issue.
A new bipartisan Senate bill aims to grant the judiciary control over some courthouses, following years of complaints from courts about the General Services Administration's management as a landlord.
Five fast-track courts will be established to try paper leak cases in Bengal, Andaman and Nicobar, aiming to expedite justice for examination irregularities.
The counsel for 18 former soldiers, known as the 'Maleta Boys,' has criticized the filing of multiple cyber libel cases against them in various courts, labeling it as harassment and procedural haste.
A Moscow military court has reduced the prison sentence of former Deputy Defense Minister Pavel Popov from 19 years to 10 years, a decision welcomed by his attorney.
The Constitutional Court has ruled in favor of an advocate for an abuse victim, who had received less compensation than claimed. The advocate's complaint against the formalistic approach of lower courts was upheld.
A new survey in Lithuania indicates an increase in public trust in courts and media, while the military and police continue to hold the highest approval ratings.
The Supreme Court of India has asked the Centre to respond on whether courts are precluded from granting fair and just compensation in nuclear accident cases.
Polish tax authorities are frequently initiating criminal fiscal proceedings not to investigate crimes, but to interrupt the statute of limitations, a practice increasingly met with opposition from administrative courts.
Presidents of Romania's Courts of Appeal have deemed the lack of transparency surrounding a meeting between the President of the Constitutional Court (CCR) and Premier Ilie Bolojan as 'profoundly inadequate'.
Turkish President Erdogan is reportedly pursuing an expansionist agenda and actively engaging in diplomatic efforts to court Egypt, indicating shifts in regional alliances.
Kenyan courts are increasingly intervening in areas traditionally reserved for the Executive and Parliament, thereby reshaping the governance of President Ruto's administration.
Lawyers in Andhra Pradesh are protesting and boycotting courts following allegations that junior advocate Gautam Raju was manhandled and verbally abused by police personnel during a vehicle check, with claims that his hands and throat were held.
Chinese courts have ruled that workers cannot be dismissed solely because AI has replaced their roles, a protection that currently does not exist in the United States.
A new policy in Virginia is reportedly undermining the chaplaincy system, which was partly established by George Washington, prompting calls for judicial intervention to halt the discriminatory measure.
The Irish Courts Service is considering security upgrades, including mobile panic alarms for judges and staff, following concerns expressed by senior judges about disruptive and violent conduct.
Following Roger Federer, another tennis legend, Rafael Nadal, has been spotted vacationing in Croatia. Nadal visited Primošten, enjoying an evening away from the tennis courts, where fans sought photographs with him.
The Supreme Court of India has criticized the 'absurd timelines' for UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) courts, noting that each court is burdened with only 12-15 cases, implying inefficiencies or delays.
A report suggests that Nicaragua's government, which controls the army, courts, electoral machinery, and police, is unwilling to risk even a managed ballot, signaling an end to the 'electoral illusion'.
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has voiced his concern regarding the increasing involvement of the judiciary in deciding election results in Nigeria, arguing that it undermines democratic principles.
Professor Piotr Juchacz, head of the Council for Lay Judges, states that a ready reform will strengthen the position of lay judges in Polish courts through better compensation, mandatory training, and improved working conditions.
The trials of Adu-Boahene and Mustapha Hamid are proceeding during the legal vacation, despite defense pleas for postponement due to the absence of lawyers. The court has given Adu-Boahene and his wife a deadline to secure legal representation or face cross-examining witnesses themselves.
Michał Długosz questions whether the current dispute over courts in Poland is about the last decade or a much older architectural issue, specifically the lack of a tool for Polish judges analogous to the US Supreme Court's 1803 creation of judicial review.
A discussion on how Indian courts treat lie detector tests has emerged, particularly in the context of a plea related to the NEET case, raising questions about 'intrusion into mental privacy'.
Bitter disputes involving churches, families, agencies, and developers over land ownership are escalating across Kenya, leading to numerous cases being brought before the courts for resolution.
Pakistan's President Zardari approved the appointment of 10 additional judges to the Lahore High Court, ending a weeks-long delay. This decision follows a period of impasse regarding judicial appointments to high courts.
A mural at the Royal Courts of Justice in London became a costly nuisance, with £85,300 spent on its removal, fueling debate over guerrilla art, while another Banksy work moves to a museum.
The Kerala High Court denied bail to a man accused of raping his daughter, stating the mother cannot settle the case, while the Delhi High Court refused bail to wrestler Sushil Kumar in the Chhatrasal Stadium murder case. These rulings underscore the courts' stance on serious criminal offenses.
Meta's smart glasses have been banned from courts in England and Wales, with pubs, restaurants, and theatres across the UK also prohibiting their use. The ban stems from privacy concerns regarding the glasses' recording capabilities.
Following a court ban on Ilya Yashin's anti-war party, his allies have proposed a coordinated voting action for September 20, the main day of Russia's State Duma election.
Police raided the City Administration of Slavonski Brod, reportedly in connection with an investigation into volleyball courts. The raid involved officers entering the municipal building.
The Jharkhand government has engaged in multiple rounds of talks with student protesters, agreeing to some demands including a CID probe and fast-track courts, and the cancellation of the JPSC exam. However, students continue their stir, pushing for a CBI investigation into their grievances.
India's law ministry has notified the appointment of thirty new judges to the high courts of Calcutta, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, and Madras, with Madras High Court receiving the most appointments.
A father and his two sons, Bernard, John, and Alan Joyce, have been extradited to Northern Ireland and appeared before courts in connection with a severe machete attack on a 14-year-old girl.
Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) is taking legal action in Russian courts to recover billions of euros that were debited from its accounts in Russia, potentially allowing the bank to repatriate funds to Austria.
Observador published a right of reply from Universidade Nova de Lisboa concerning an article titled 'Deadlines exceeded, 'coups' and courts. There is an open war at Universidade Nova and the case may end up in the hands of the Government'.
This article discusses the roles of visitation mediators and the conditions under which courts may order joint parental counseling in custody or contact rights proceedings.
Two new associate justices have been appointed to fill vacancies in the Court of Appeals and the Sandiganbayan in the Philippines, with Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo swearing in Randolph Pascasio.
The Calcutta High Court has ruled that courts cannot decide on the validity period of passports in criminal cases, clarifying the judiciary's role in such matters.
The final four misdemeanor proceedings against former ministers in Slovenia have been concluded, with higher courts upholding the decisions after appeals from the offenders.
The prosecutor has imposed a financial penalty on Beata Szydło in connection with the "Just Courts" campaign, with the prosecutor's office issuing a statement on the matter.
Thousands of Russian soldiers recruited from prison for front-line service have committed new murders and rapes upon returning home, despite being praised by President Putin, with courts often showing leniency.
Indian consumer courts have ruled in favor of consumers in two separate cases, with one man receiving compensation after not receiving a fridge ordered online, and another winning a payout due to a changed bus boarding point.
Threats of increased tariffs on goods sold from Norway and 60 other countries are causing confusion and concern for Norwegian businesses, though a US senior economist believes the courts will stop Trump's tariffs.
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India's Rajya Sabha has passed the Registration of Births and Deaths Bill amidst opposition protests and without discussion. The new amendments to the law include provisions that could require court intervention for birth registrations delayed by more than two years.
An article argues that not all central institutions, such as the highest courts, need to be located in the capital city, citing examples from other countries.
A Reuters analysis revealed 75 court rulings where judges determined that the Trump administration had violated First Amendment rights, despite the former president's promises to protect free speech.
An analysis suggests that President Trump's bombastic threats are no longer rattling world leaders, who have observed him constrained by courts, rebuffed by Congress, and engaged in prolonged negotiations with Iran.
A leading hotel in Wexford has opened the town's first padel courts, following a significant honor from Tripadvisor, with an adjacent coffee dock designed by the original owners' grandson.
Incidents of fuel being stolen from UK forecourts have increased by a fifth in five months, with nearly £200,000 worth of fuel taken daily since the start of the Iran war, according to industry analysis.
Germany is experiencing a growing shortage of social lawyers, a problem that is also affecting the courts, whose warnings about the issue appear to be disregarded amidst a polarizing debate.
Facing a backlog of 3.96 lakh pending drug-related cases, the Indian Centre has ordered the establishment of exclusive NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) courts across all states.
Despite significant investments in infrastructure and technology, India's judicial system faces a severe backlog, with over 10,000 cases pending in the Supreme Court for more than a decade and 80,000 in High Courts for over 30 years.
Capital One announced it closed accounts belonging to the Trump Organization after an anti-money laundering investigation. This decision follows a review into the financial activities of the organization.
Sweden has implemented new legislation that allows courts to impose prison sentences up to twice as long for gang-related offenses, as part of a crackdown on organized crime.
Donald Trump threatened to strike Iran "very hard" and considered plans for massive bombings of energy infrastructure, raising fears of a generalized conflict. This came amidst reports of China secretly arming Iran despite promises to Trump.
After nearly two decades, survivors of election-based sexual violence in Kenya are seeking equal access to justice, with courts set to rule on a landmark case.
Paper leak cases in India are reportedly facing setbacks after a judge overseeing key stages of the proceedings was moved out, potentially affecting their progress in fast-track courts.
Austrian judges and public prosecutors are preparing for an 'Action Week' in October to protest the lack of new positions, which will involve scaling back court operations, with widespread solidarity from courts across the country.
The Superior Council of Administrative and Tax Courts in Portugal has warned that the target of issuing court decisions within 90 days is an 'abstract economic ideal' that could only be achieved by suppressing procedural guarantees and thus jeopardizes fundamental rights.
The Madras High Court has issued directions to expedite trials for rape and POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) cases, mandating a circular within four weeks to reiterate trial courts' obligation to adhere to statutory timelines.
The Allahabad High Court has strongly criticized police for overstepping their authority by investigating adult marriages and for the significant backlog of 50,000 pending final reports. The court emphasized that police should focus on investigating crimes rather than interfering in personal matters and called for an end to courts being made parties in cases.