Høiby's defense lawyer expressed surprise after prosecutors requested four more weeks of detention with electronic monitoring, despite previous signals that Høiby could be released.

A weekly legal news bulletin reports that Pavel Stoev, son of Supreme Judicial Council member Yordan Stoev, requested a transfer to the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office just days after being appointed as a junior investigator.

A 45-year-old man was taken into provisional detention after being apprehended by gendarmes on patrol in Deux-Sèvres, France. He was repeatedly seen near fire outbreaks, according to the prosecutor.

Prosecutors in Ecuador have charged a former minister and six others, including a cartel leader, in connection with the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio. They are accused of having an indirect role in the murder.

An eight-year-old child suffered severe facial burns after a stress ball exploded, prompting the Saint-Omer prosecutor's office to open an investigation for 'involuntary injuries'.

The Kaunas Regional Prosecutor's Office has appealed the verdict against Kaišiadorys Mayor Šarūnas Čėsnas in the "receipts" case, seeking a stricter penalty for the embezzlement of municipal property.

Two women and four minors have been indicted on murder charges in Jerusalem, with prosecutors alleging they collectively decided to attack Benayahu Razi and his friend, leading to Razi's death.

A beach bar has been closed following the death of a 4-year-old child, with investigations underway. The owner of the establishment is scheduled to appear before the prosecutor today.

A prosecutor has defended their role in the historic show trial of Milada Horakova, a prominent victim of political persecution.

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Serbian journalist Veran Matić has received new death threats, including calls for hanging and public execution, prompting calls from media organizations for urgent identification and punishment of those responsible. ANEM and SafeJournalists have reported these threats to the prosecutor's office, emphasizing the need for effective action.

S.P. from Tuzi has been detained for up to 72 hours by the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, suspected of smuggling nearly 38 kilograms of marijuana into Montenegro on August 8.

Shannon Taylor's record as Henrico County prosecutor, including her past embrace of far-left prosecutors, is being scrutinized as it appears to clash with her current tough-on-crime campaign image for Virginia's 1st congressional district.

A man in Solothurn, Switzerland, has been fined by the public prosecutor's office for violating animal husbandry regulations. The conviction came after he was found to have fed his rabbits ravioli.

The Constitutional Defenders group has accused the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) of obstructing the truth regarding the death of Vladimir Cvijan. They claim the VJT's statement is hindering the investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.

A prosecutor in Greece has reportedly declined to revive an investigation into surveillance, according to a report from eKathimerini.com.

The Human Rights Action (HRA) has submitted proposals for changes to the constitutional amendments concerning the composition of Montenegro's Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils. These proposals aim to modify the existing framework for these key judicial bodies.

A French judge has been accused of domestic violence, with prosecutors seeking an 18-month suspended prison sentence, though he denies the charges.

The Portuguese Communist Party (CDU) has filed a complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office, alleging that the municipality of Loures was defrauded of 1.1 million euros by ceding land without evaluation instead of receiving cash payments in an urban protocol.

A prosecutor is suing the Justice Department over her dismissal following a right-wing influencer's claim, while a pardoned Capitol riot defendant is seeking the return of her restitution money, which the Justice Department aims to keep.

Polish prosecutors have released findings dismissing long-standing conspiracy theories by the PiS party that the 2010 Smolensk plane crash, which killed then-President Lech Kaczyński, was a Russian-Tusk government plot.

Alex Murdaugh's legal team has filed a motion requesting prosecutors conduct a fresh search for evidence, aiming to challenge witness credibility and uncover new forensic findings in his case.

The head of the Greek Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office is accused of maintaining an institutional wound and undermining public trust in justice through a perceived cover-up.

Georgia's Prosecutor General’s Office has initiated an investigation into "treason" and "sabotage" against Giorgi Baramidze, a UNM member and former minister, concerning his remarks on prisoner exchanges during the Abkhazia War.

An investigation has been initiated against three individuals suspected of possessing 85 kilograms of drugs. The Public Prosecutor's Office is leading the inquiry into the significant drug seizure.

Montenegro's Supreme Court has extended the detention of Haris Monić for another three months, until November 10, following a proposal from the Special State Prosecutor's Office.

Hungarian lawmakers are set to decide on shortening the six-month notice period for outgoing chief prosecutor Gábor Bálint Nagy, who resigned to protect the independence of the prosecution, potentially appointing a new head by Tuesday.

Spain's Socialist Party (PSOE) announced it will file a complaint with the Economic Crimes Prosecutor's Office in Madrid regarding the purchase of an attic apartment by Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The PSOE described the transaction as a "colossal mess."

A prosecutor criticized former President Duterte, stating that relying solely on acknowledgment receipts instead of official receipts for liquidating confidential funds constitutes 'bending the law'.

Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka has filed eight protests against resolutions concerning the division of electoral districts in cities and regions, arguing they violate election law and the principle of equal voter voice.

A tax official has been dismissed and referred to prosecutors on suspicion of fraud and violating income tax law by dodging tax on gambling winnings.

The Public Prosecutor's Office has filed an appeal against the acquittal of former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski in the 'Talir 2' case, which concerns alleged abuse of official powers and illegal financing for the construction of the VMRO-DPMNE party headquarters.

Germany's Federal Prosecutor has taken over the investigation into an armed drone detected at Leipzig airport, citing potential threats to internal and external security.

A German prosecutor has stated that there was an intent to cause an explosion in a recent drone case, indicating a serious development in the ongoing investigation.

A federal prosecutor's findings that damage to the National Mall's Reflecting Pool was due to construction flaws, not vandalism, reportedly enraged Donald Trump, who disagreed with the assessment.

A homeless man has admitted to setting fire to the 173-year-old South Bushwick Reformed Church, and prosecutors have revealed a notebook containing violent target lists and notes like 'murder them' and 'rape him'.

Prosecutors have outlined new allegations in the murder case against singer d4vd, claiming a heated argument with 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez preceded her death in April 2025, with court filings alleging the singer killed and later dismembered the victim.

Former Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has filed a letter with prosecutors, alleging that 100 million euros were paid by the government to JC Electronics, a company involved in counterfeit masks, a revelation made during a commission hearing.

Germany's top prosecutor is leading an investigation into a suspected drone attack that is being treated as a matter of national security.

The Vilnius prosecutor's office has reopened an investigation into the potentially illegal collection of information using a secret recording device during a meeting of the Social Democratic Party council.

Dobrina Kalcheva, a prosecutor from the Plovdiv Appellate Prosecutor's Office, has been nominated by her colleagues to be a member of the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) from the prosecutors' quota.

The Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) has added two additional companies to its public warning list, citing violations of banking law and referring their cases to the prosecutor's office.

Lithuanian authorities have discovered a new tunnel used by Belarus to smuggle migrants across the border into the EU. Prosecutors have expanded the investigation to include the actions of officials regarding the tunnel.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has released details from the autopsy report concerning the death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan. The office also condemned claims suggesting Cvijan was murdered.

An alleged sexual offense against a child by an employee at Garðasel kindergarten in Akranes, Iceland, has been referred to the district prosecutor.

Prosecutors argue that Vice President S. Duterte remains liable for the misuse of funds disallowed by the Commission on Audit, even if the funds are returned.

Chaos erupted in the Italian Parliament's Lower House after it voted to deny the Rome Public Prosecutor's Office access to chat messages belonging to MP Andrea Delmastro, following a request from prosecutors.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów, Poland, has taken action to secure the assets belonging to Maciej Świrski, who previously served as the president of the Polish National Foundation and KRRiT.

Public prosecutors in Basel, Switzerland, have initiated a criminal investigation following a fatality attributed to Legionnaires’ disease.

French authorities have arrested 45 members of the masculinist Telegram channel "Femmeblancherie," which had 1758 users and was used to share insulting and misogynistic content. The arrests were initiated by the Paris public prosecutor's office.

Polish prosecutors have ended a decade-long treason investigation into Donald Tusk concerning the Smolensk air disaster, finding that government officials acted in Poland's interests when cooperating with Russia after the crash.

Police have referred two suspects to prosecutors without detention for allegedly plotting an attack against former Democratic Party of Korea leader Rep. Jung Chung-rae.

Financial police in Siracusa executed a preventive seizure order, issued by the investigating judge at the request of the prosecutor's office, targeting assets exceeding €700,000 for omitted tax payments.

The public prosecutor's office is investigating ORF Foundation Council head Lederer on suspicion of coercion against the former ORF director general, following a recorded phone call about personnel requests.

The Italian Parliament is embroiled in a dispute over the use of chat messages in an investigation involving Delmastro, with the Chamber denying access to prosecutors and a political figure insulting Scalfaro.

The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has questioned a former minister on suspicion of abuse of official position. The investigation is ongoing into the alleged misconduct.

Two years after a fire at the Duboko landfill near Užice, the Basic Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment, but environmental activists expressed dissatisfaction, raising suspicions about a Ministry tender.

Prosecutors in Argentina have arrested former drug regulation authorities, alleging they covered up irregularities by labs that produced contaminated fentanyl batches, which led to over 90 deaths.

The Italian Chamber of Deputies, in a secret vote, approved a proposal to deny prosecutors access to chats related to the Delmastro case, with 206 votes in favor and 133 against.

McCoy, a former American federal prosecutor, believes his experience would be valuable if his nomination is confirmed, suggesting a role in Montenegro's positive trajectory and decline in Russian influence.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into an opposition lawmaker on suspicion of insulting and threatening President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during a political rally.

The Lithuanian Prosecutor's Office has filed a lawsuit seeking to recover nearly 3,000 euros from Member of Parliament Artūras Zuokas, alleging he misused these funds while serving on the Vilnius City Council in a 'receipts' case.

The procedure for selecting a European prosecutor from Bulgaria will continue as the government of Rumen Radev has not appealed a Supreme Administrative Court decision that declared a previous cabinet's decision unlawful.

Filmmaker Cristiano Giamporcaro, 29, died in Lampedusa after being struck by the propellers of an inflatable boat, with prosecutors investigating the incident as a potential crime.

House prosecutors are expected to reveal more dubious names listed as recipients in receipts used to justify Vice President Sara Duterte’s confidential spending, as they press their case of alleged misuse of funds.

A prominent figure from the Paris public prosecutor's office has raised alarm about the "particularly worrying" issue of threats targeting magistrates who handle organized crime cases, emphasizing the need to take these threats seriously.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has frozen apartments, garages, and cars as part of an ongoing financial investigation. This action indicates a significant step in the probe into illicit financial activities.

A child in France sustained severe second-degree burns to their face after a stress toy unexpectedly exploded, prompting a prosecutor's investigation into a potential manufacturing defect.

The Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated proceedings against an individual for a traffic accident in Radišani on August 7th, which resulted in the death of a motorcyclist.

Prosecutors have reopened an investigation against Hubert Aiwanger's former teacher in connection with the controversial antisemitic pamphlet affair. This marks a new development in the ongoing scandal.

A Serbian citizen, B.S., has been detained for up to 72 hours by the Podgorica Basic State Prosecutor's Office on suspicion of stealing goods worth 1,200 euros from a market in the Big Fashion shopping center.

Swiss prosecutors have accused seven individuals in connection with an investigation related to a Czech energy firm.

The Higher State Prosecutor's Office (VDT) in Podgorica is awaiting the autopsy results of a newborn and investigating the circumstances surrounding the baby's death after the mother gave birth at home. The investigation was initiated following an order from the acting prosecutor.

The Union of Prosecutors in Greece is being pressed to answer seven questions concerning the independence of specific prosecutors, with calls for them to clarify whether external pressures influenced their work.

Residents of a building on the Ulcinj coast are protesting the construction of a pool in place of greenery, claiming that moisture has penetrated their apartments, threatening installations and the building's stability. Prosecutors have confirmed an investigation is underway.

A 74-year-old man died Saturday afternoon in a road accident in Dendermonde, Belgium, according to the East Flanders public prosecutor's office.

An individual has been arrested in Croatia based on a Montenegrin Interpol warrant, linked to an indictment by the Special State Prosecutor's Office against Dragan Pečurica.

Lithuanian prosecutors state that the investigation into comedian Oleg Šurajev, who is suspected of illegal possession of narcotic or psychotropic substances without intent to distribute, has not yet been completed.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, will decide whether to initiate proceedings to lift the parliamentary immunity of Bosniak Party official Jasmin Ćorović only after collecting all evidence, conducting hearings, and verifying facts.

Parents of a boy subjected to violence at a school camp are deeply disappointed after prosecutors dropped the case, despite extensive documentation of whiplash injuries.

A prosecutor is reviewing the permit for a ski slope from Luková to Otupné in Slovakia, after a newly discovered small lake was bypassed during construction, while the developer claims the slope is practically finished.

A federal prosecutor has filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department, alleging wrongful termination over years-old blog posts that were critical of former President Trump.

The prosecutor in the Brattås murder case has expressed confidence in the strength of the evidence, stating that it extends beyond just DNA. The investigation continues into the life of the suspected murderer.

The Warsaw Regional Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against three individuals accused of causing 1.5 billion PLN in damages to the Polish energy company Orlen.

Turkish authorities detained 15 people in a corruption investigation targeting the opposition-run Kuşadası Municipality. Prosecutors also issued detention warrants for 21 suspects, including relatives of a New Party MP.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw has filed an indictment against three former executives of companies belonging to Orlen, accusing them of causing billions in damages.

A video captured a Maui beach fight that left Democratic candidate Kirill Basin unconscious, with prosecutors stating this confrontation was not his first run-in this year amidst felony allegations.

This article explores the reasons why police in Croatia often delay publishing surveillance camera footage of wanted individuals, citing investigative procedures and prosecutorial approval.

Moldova's National Anti-corruption Center and Anti-corruption Prosecutor's Office have detained a man for 72 hours on suspicion of active corruption, involving the facilitation of a $60,000 transfer via electronic wallets.

The beating of a man who was killed on Youth Hill in Plovdiv on August 4 lasted for more than an hour, according to the supervising prosecutor, as court proceedings began to determine detention measures.

The Hungarian Parliament is expected to decide on Tuesday regarding the resignation period of Chief Prosecutor Gábor Bálint Nagy, who may depart on August 25.

Marinika Tepić, Vice-President of the Party of Freedom and Justice, has urged Supreme Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac to investigate a six-year-old contract where Telekom allegedly financed a "fictitious business" for Igor Žeželj.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica has ordered a 72-hour detention for R.V. on suspicion of committing the criminal offense of endangering security, following threats made to Zirojevic.

Prosecutors announced that three leaders of the Burgas Water and Sewerage company have been accused of operating as an organized criminal group and have been detained for 48 hours.

Prosecutors are seeking a six-year sentence for a former massage parlor operator in Thailand, accused of forcing a 12-year-old girl into sexual acts with customers and himself.

Representative France Castro called on Vice President Sara Duterte to demonstrate leadership during a calamity, while prosecutors challenged the defense to verify names on secret fund documents.

Prosecutors in Ruse, Bulgaria, are expected to provide details on an ongoing investigation into a dismantled fentanyl laboratory.

Aaron Farinacci has been charged with setting the Old Trails Fire in Spokane, Washington, which destroyed hundreds of buildings, after prosecutors revealed he admitted to starting two dozen fires in the past year and waited for dry, windy conditions.

Jeanine Pirro's sudden change of position in a pool case reportedly followed private concerns raised by prosecutors, suggesting behind-the-scenes developments in the legal matter.

Italian prosecutors are pursuing access to obscured chats related to the Delmastro case, with three appeals filed to the Constitutional Court after the Chamber's refusal, sparking political debate on defending rights versus politicians.

A 37-year-old Pennsylvania man has been charged with 5,538 criminal counts in a rape case involving an underage girl, which prosecutors believe may be a record number of charges for a single case.

The Kosovo prosecutor's office has filed indictments against 20 individuals for war crimes committed during the 1998-1999 Kosovo war, which resulted in over 13,000 deaths and 1,600 missing persons.

A German prosecutor has stated that a drone found at an airport was fitted with an explosive device, raising security concerns.

A Minnesota county attorney has requested that Texas Governor Greg Abbott authorize the extradition of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Christian Castro to face assault charges in a shooting case.

Prosecutors in Sisak have launched an investigation into a company director suspected of defrauding numerous customers and a carrier for over 89,000 euros. The director allegedly made false promises regarding goods delivery.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) conducted an operation at the Water and Sewerage company in Kardzhali, Bulgaria, investigating alleged misuse of European funds.

A prominent lawyer from Lower Silesia, Ernest Z., has been arrested and detained by police. He faces charges of defrauding clients he was supposed to represent, with prosecutors requesting a three-month arrest and a potential sentence of up to 12 years in prison.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Głogów is investigating the suspected sexual abuse of a minor girl residing in a foster family, with the victim already questioned by the court in the presence of a psychologist and moved to another facility.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów has secured assets belonging to two former members of the Polish National Foundation (PFN), Maciej Ś. and Cezary J., who are suspected of financing the 'Sprawiedliwe Sądy' campaign and illegal party financing.

A case involving a preschool worker in Akranes, Iceland, suspected of child sexual abuse, has been forwarded to the district prosecutor's office for a decision on indictment.

The District Prosecutor's Office Poznań-Wilda is supervising the investigation into a cyberattack on the Żabka retail network, as reported by the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime.

The SDSM party has called for prosecutors to immediately find and charge those who attacked young people in Novo Selo, claiming that a driver for the Mayor of Strumica from VMRO was involved in the assault.

A 37-year-old Polish man died in a hospital in Duisburg, Germany, following a police intervention. German prosecutors are investigating the incident, with an initial autopsy suggesting hypoxia as the cause of death.

Moldova's Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) has rejected another report from the vetting commission, which had recommended the dismissal of a prosecutor due to discrepancies amounting to 731,000 lei. The prosecutor will now undergo re-evaluation.

The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of Tuzla Canton has proposed a one-month detention for Vladimir Popović from Trnovo, who is accused of defrauding two women of 42,000 KM through false crypto investments.

Prosecutors from the Office of the Ombudsman claim that Sandiganbayan justices made a 'serious error' by allowing former senator Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr. to post bail.

Following a proposal from the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Nikšić, A.Đ. has been issued a supervision measure prohibiting access to the victim M.M., based on reasonable suspicion of committing the criminal offense of stalking.

Meta has reportedly launched a new coding agent, aiming to compete with existing offerings from OpenAI and Anthropic in the AI development space.

Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika, lawyer for Omoyele Sowore, has refuted claims of delaying his client's trial and accused the prosecution of engaging in a 'media trial' instead.

Former Prosecutor General Salvi stated that immunity should not be a demonstration of strength by the majority, emphasizing that constitutional authorization for magistrates protects Parliament, not just those with more votes.

A prosecutor in Thessaloniki has intervened regarding the abuse of turtles whose shells were painted. The intervention aims to address the animal cruelty incident.

Nigeria's Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has proposed a strategic partnership with the National Judicial Institute (NJI) to strengthen the legal, investigative, and prosecutorial capabilities of the police force.

Colombian prosecutors have arrested 13 suspects and requested an investigation into seven (former) governors for their alleged involvement in a COP3 trillion ($941 million) embezzlement scheme.

The Court of Appeal's decision to acquit and discharge former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe has sparked a wider debate on prosecutorial discretion and public confidence in Ghana's justice system.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Ulcinj has ordered the detention of a Bosnian citizen, B.A., and proposed his arrest on suspicion of enabling the use of narcotic drugs, specifically cocaine.

The Belgrade Public Prosecutor's Office has requested pre-trial detention for three individuals suspected of murdering a 73-year-old man in the Palilula neighborhood.

The 'Ustavobranitelji' association has strongly condemned what it describes as a regime campaign to cover up the murder of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan, citing a statement from the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office as part of this effort.

The lawyer for prosecutor Snežana Stanojković has responded to a news report, refuting claims regarding her use of an official apartment and card.

More than 120 additional suspected cases have emerged against a nurse convicted of ten murders in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Prosecutors in Aachen and Cologne are now arranging for the exhumation of potential victims.

An investigation has been launched by a prosecutor into the controversial landing of a private helicopter at Sarakiniko beach on Milos, Greece, a protected natural beauty spot, to disembark passengers for swimming.

The public enterprise Komunalno Mostar announced that it has filed criminal charges with the competent prosecutor's office. The charges relate to cases where there is suspicion of criminal offenses causing property damage to the company.

A 45-year-old woman was found deceased in an apartment in Karpoš, Skopje. A doctor from the Emergency Medical Aid confirmed the death, and the body was sent for an autopsy as directed by the public prosecutor.

Serbian film director and university professor Stevan Filipović has requested an explanation from police and prosecutors regarding how a phone, which he claims was taken from him during an assault, ended up in Kosovo.

Prosecutors have signaled an indictment for a suspect, arrested in July, linked to weeks-long vandalism attacks on buildings housing the Justice Ministry and several Israeli media outlets.

The trial concerning the kidnapping and intoxication of student Soňa is approaching its conclusion, with the court preparing for a verdict after interventions from the Constitutional and General Prosecutor's Offices.

Six years after the disappearance of former PSA executive Denis Martin in July 2020, his lawyer is challenging the Nîmes prosecutor's office decision to classify the case, insisting on a criminal investigation.

Serbian director and professor Stevan Filipović publicly questioned police and prosecutors about how his phone, confiscated by authorities, ended up in Uroševac.

The second week of the Lindsay Clancy murder trial has brought forth significant testimonies and evidence, including details from her daughter's teacher and questions surrounding forensic evidence. The trial continues to focus on the defendant's mental state, particularly postpartum psychosis, and the circumstances of her children's deaths.

A 45-year-old man has been indicted for a double murder that occurred in Brattås 21 years ago. However, evidence such as a German shoe print and chewing gum paper still raise questions, with the prosecutor not ruling out multiple perpetrators.

A 38-year-old man was found deceased in an apartment in Shtip. A doctor from the Emergency Medical Aid confirmed death without visible signs of violence, and the body was sent for an autopsy by order of the public prosecutor.

A tragic accident occurred Saturday morning in Jeżowe, Poland, where a cyclist died on the spot after colliding with a passenger car. Police and prosecutors are investigating the incident.

Maria Lvova-Belova, Russia's children's ombudsman, has publicly stated that Pylip, a teenager abducted from Mariupol and 'adopted' by her, has enrolled in a law university in Moscow with aspirations to become a prosecutor.

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.

A 30-year-old man faces a potential life sentence after prosecutors accused him of murdering an acquaintance by dousing the victim with gasoline and setting him on fire, causing extreme pain and suffering.

Five of the accused in the case involving two organized criminal groups linked to fentanyl production and distribution will remain in custody, while two others have been placed under house arrest, according to the Ruse District Prosecutor's Office.

Harvey Weinstein's lawyers have petitioned California's highest court to investigate whether prosecutors violated his constitutional rights by using pre-recorded video testimony at his trial.

Lawyers for former CNN anchor Don Lemon have asked a judge to dismiss his church protest case, alleging that prosecutors are acting on the president's animus by filing unprecedented charges against a journalist.

The Valais public prosecutor's office refuses to recognize the Italian state as a civil plaintiff in the Crans-Montana case. Rome has appealed the decision, with the Lombardy region also prepared to take legal action.

Police, prosecutors, and experts have re-entered the site of an illegal hazardous waste dump in Rogowiec, Łódź Voivodeship, Poland. They are using specialized equipment and modern technologies to assess the scale of the threat, with a report to follow the investigations.

A 64-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder by the Bern-Mittelland public prosecutor's office for firing seven shots from a car in Bern in March 2025.

The Spanish Attorney General has issued an instruction guiding prosecutors to act if a community refuses to accommodate unaccompanied minors, establishing guidelines for the protection of their best interests.

The family of Amira Selimović claims that the Tuzla Canton Prosecutor's Office made a decision regarding her death based on expert testimony without providing crucial medical documentation.

A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to jail for taking 179 upskirt videos over three years and molesting a woman at an MRT station, with prosecutors highlighting his history as a 'serial, habitual offender' since 2016.

The Tirana Prosecutor's Office has sent a Nigerian citizen to trial, accused of online fraud through postal deliveries, following an investigation initiated by a call center employee's complaint.

North Macedonia's Constitutional Court has reported a judge to the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Judicial Council for failing to execute a decision that found constitutional rights were violated.

A 35-year-old man who had recently arrived in Italy from Moldova died of a heart attack on a construction site in Padua, with prosecutors alleging that six Romanian individuals present did not offer assistance.

The mayor of Stylida, a contractor, and a company owner have been remanded in pretrial detention after a marathon interrogation concerning the wildfire that devastated Boeotia and Western Attica. The decision was made unanimously by the investigating judge and prosecutor in Thebes.

Prosecutors in Austria are investigating Nestlé and Danone in connection with contaminated baby milk products. The investigation focuses on potential issues with the safety of their infant formula.

A German prosecutor believes there was an intent to cause an explosion in a drone-related case, indicating a serious criminal investigation.

Significant personnel changes are underway at the Hungarian Chief Prosecutor's Office, with a resigned chief investigator already in a new role and the outgoing chief prosecutor also having future career plans.

A judge has dismissed the felony charge against former Olympic canoeist David Hearn in the Reflecting Pool case, ending the criminal proceedings after prosecutors acknowledged the Trump administration's vandalism claims were false.

The Ombudsman is actively pushing the Sandiganbayan to revoke the bail of Senator Bong Revilla. Prosecutors argue that the case involves a betrayal of public trust and more than just the wastage of public funds.

Prosecutor Pedro Pereira has rejected the claim of legitimate self-defense for the PSP agent who shot Odair Moniz, advocating for the agent, Bruno Pinto, to be expelled from the police force.

A man accused of starting a wildfire in Spokane, Washington, confessed to the blaze and described his planning process. Prosecutors say he admitted to starting more than two dozen other fires since last year.

Luís Neves is set to be tried by the Court of Accounts for financial infractions committed during his tenure at the Judiciary Police. The Public Prosecutor's Office has requested his trial, intensifying the scrutiny against him.

The Paris prosecutor's office has launched an investigation to verify suspicions of Russian interference targeting Raphaël Glucksmann, a co-founder of Place Publique and a vocal critic of Vladimir Putin.

German MP Thomas Bareiß, who was not part of the inner leadership of the Southwest CDU, is now under investigation by the public prosecutor's office following a serious car accident, potentially jeopardizing his political career.

Italy's request to be constituted as a civil plaintiff in the Crans-Montana trial has been rejected by the Sion prosecutor's office. This decision impacts Italy's involvement in the legal proceedings related to the tragedy.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into Sendika.Org reporter Nisan Çıra for allegedly inciting hatred and enmity by sharing photographs from anti-NATO protests in Ankara on social media.

The dismissal of a prosecutor from the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seen by many as a move that further weakens the institution, potentially impacting its effectiveness and credibility on the global stage.

The Deputy Chief Prosecutor of the Vilnius Regional Prosecutor's Office has reopened a pre-trial investigation into the alleged illegal installation or use of technical means to collect information, specifically concerning a pen left by Samoškaitė.

Following a call to Vilnius police about a former cohabitant breaking into a home with a violence order, medics and officers found a woman stabbed and her life could not be saved, with new information about the suspect now released by the prosecutor's office.

A 46-year-old woman arrested in connection with the Marfin arson attack case is scheduled to appear before the Appeals Prosecutor and an investigating judge in Athens.

A case involving a kindergarten employee in Akranes suspected of sexual abuse against a child has been forwarded to the District Prosecutor's office for a decision on indictment.

The First Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade has launched an investigation into the assault on Stevan Filipovic, a film director and university professor.

A Post investigation revealed how GI Bill veterans and trade schools extracted millions through sham-class schemes, with prosecutors targeting 'ghost' school operators but rarely student veterans.

An investigation has been launched by the public prosecutor's office against Heinz Lederer, the head of the ORF Foundation Council. The details of the investigation were not immediately disclosed.

Three individuals have been indicted by the General Prosecutor's Office in Romania for allegedly illegally importing lethal weapons purchased from Turkey into the country.

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.

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.

Former Justice Minister and independent Rep. Han Dong-hoon has accused South Korea's ruling Democratic Party of prioritizing political vengeance over the public interest by abolishing prosecutors' supplementary investigation authority.

A 44-year-old company executive was referred to prosecutors after allegedly causing an accident in Tokyo by falling asleep at the wheel, having failed to treat his diagnosed sleep apnea the day before.

An exclusive report reveals that prosecutors have investigated whistleblower allegations that JPMorgan Chase mishandled fraud cases.

Portugal's National Election Commission (CNE) has detected signs of crime in the municipal bulletins from Seixal for July and August 2025, citing a violation of electoral neutrality. Paulo Silva (CDU) denies any irregularities.

A 55-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly hiding his deceased father in a freezer for two years to continue collecting his pension. The man was brought before the prosecutor following the discovery.

Prosecutors allege that De'Niro Laster, a friend of NBA player Terry Rozier, has been intimidating witnesses on social media in connection with an NBA gambling case.

Following a Legionella outbreak in Basel that sickened 26 people, the public prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into negligent homicide.

Prahova prosecutors have indicted a mountain guide for involuntary manslaughter following an accident in the Bucegi Mountains on July 11, which resulted in one climber's death and three injuries during a course.

An indictment has been filed years after an incident involving an oxygen shortage at a temporary COVID-19 hospital in Poznań during the pandemic, which prosecutors say endangered patients.

Kostas Tsoukalas, spokesperson for PASOK, criticized Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, questioning his stance on the European Public Prosecutor's Office investigation and accusing him of acting as a messenger for economic interests.