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Podcast Explores Careers in Judiciary for Lawyers
Culturefaz15d ago

Podcast Explores Careers in Judiciary for Lawyers

A podcast episode, part of a summer series on career paths for lawyers, discusses the entry into professions such as judges and public prosecutors, highlighting the demand for legal professionals in the justice system.

Former Prosecutor Accused of Inappropriate Relationship Sought as Witness
PoliticsNHK World17d ago

Former Prosecutor Accused of Inappropriate Relationship Sought as Witness

Lawyers for a defendant in a case previously investigated by a former Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office prosecutor, who is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a female suspect he interrogated, have requested the prosecutor appear as a witness in court, citing doubts about the fairness of the investigation.

BusinessNHK World2mo ago

Former Suntory Holdings Chairman Not Indicted in Drug Case

Takeshi Niinami, former chairman of Suntory Holdings, was not indicted by the Fukuoka District Public Prosecutors Office after being referred on suspicion of violating the Narcotics Control Law for allegedly receiving cannabis-containing products. The reasons for the non-indictment were not disclosed.

Serbian Prosecutors' Association Condemns Media Dehumanization
Politicsn1-serbia3mo ago

Serbian Prosecutors' Association Condemns Media Dehumanization

The Association of Prosecutors of Serbia announced today that public prosecutors and employees in public prosecutor's offices have been subjected to prolonged media attacks, particularly by TOK. The association condemned the "dehumanization" of prosecutors through certain media outlets.

Serbian Judicial Council Accused of Ignoring Venice Commission Recommendations
Worldn1-serbiadanas3mo ago2 sources

Serbian Judicial Council Accused of Ignoring Venice Commission Recommendations

The informal association of judges and public prosecutors 'Defense of the Profession' has accused the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) of deliberately ignoring the recommendations of the Venice Commission during its latest session, particularly regarding the punishment of prosecutors.

Elections for High Prosecutorial Council in Serbia
Politicsdanas5mo ago

Elections for High Prosecutorial Council in Serbia

Repeated elections for three members of the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) from among public prosecutors saw Nikola Uskoković, a prosecutor from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, receive the most votes.

Former Tokyo Prosecutor Faces Disciplinary Dismissal Over Inappropriate Relationship
PoliticsNHK World15d ago

Former Tokyo Prosecutor Faces Disciplinary Dismissal Over Inappropriate Relationship

A former prosecutor from the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office's special investigation unit is set to be disciplinarily dismissed for an inappropriate relationship with a woman he interrogated during an investigation. The Ministry of Justice has reportedly decided on the dismissal, following an investigation by the Supreme Public Prosecutors Office.

Judges and Prosecutors Group Calls for Review of Police Officer's Case
Politicsdanas2mo ago

Judges and Prosecutors Group Calls for Review of Police Officer's Case

The 'Odbrana struke' (Defense of the Profession) group of judges and public prosecutors expressed serious concern over a mandatory instruction to apply the principle of opportunism in a case against a police officer accused of torturing a student, requesting a review from the High Prosecutorial Council.

Serbia's Newly Elected Public Prosecutors Sworn In
Politicsn1-serbiadanasvijesti-me+1cdm-me2mo ago4 sources

Serbia's Newly Elected Public Prosecutors Sworn In

Serbia's newly elected public prosecutors have been sworn into office during a ceremony in the Assembly. The event was attended by prominent figures including Ana Brnabić and Zagorka Dolovac.

Pilnacek's phone deemed irrelevant for investigation by Krems prosecutors
Worldder-standard3mo ago

Pilnacek's phone deemed irrelevant for investigation by Krems prosecutors

Public prosecutors in Krems, Austria, have stated that the smartphone of former high-ranking official Christian Pilnacek is irrelevant as evidence for their investigation, differing from the WKStA (Central Public Prosecutor's Office for Combating Economic Crime and Corruption). They concluded that his death was a suicide after evaluating all circumstances.

Serbian NGOs Call for Investigation into BIA Meetings with Prosecutors
Politicsn1-serbiadanas5mo ago2 sources

Serbian NGOs Call for Investigation into BIA Meetings with Prosecutors

The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCBP) and Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights (Jukom) have urged authorities to investigate allegations of meetings between the Security Information Agency (BIA) leadership and public prosecutors, calling it a 'serious blow to the legal order of Serbia'.

Prosecution Hierarchy Overseeing Grubi Case
Politicsmkd-mk5mo ago

Prosecution Hierarchy Overseeing Grubi Case

Besimi stated that while the Council of Public Prosecutors can discuss the house arrest of Grubi, the case is being followed by the senior and republican prosecutors, indicating a hierarchical oversight.

China Develops New Legal Tools for Foreign-Related Disputes
Businesschannel-news-asia16d ago

China Develops New Legal Tools for Foreign-Related Disputes

China is enhancing its legal framework for foreign-related disputes, with a draft law allowing public prosecutors to sue foreign organizations and individuals deemed to harm national or public interests, impacting companies and individuals.

Japan Considers Retrial System Reform
Worldjapan-times2mo ago

Japan Considers Retrial System Reform

Japan's government is considering a bill that would, in principle, prohibit public prosecutors from filing appeals against court decisions to start retrials, a reform stressed by Takaichi.

Referendum on Judicial Reform in Italy
Politicsla-repubblica5mo ago

Referendum on Judicial Reform in Italy

Former Constitutional Court president Lattanzi criticizes Justice Minister Nordio's alleged goal to weaken the judiciary through a referendum, arguing it would transform public prosecutors into 'police lawyers' rather than impartial appliers of the law.