
Unprepared Expertise Delays Trial for Death of Filip Arsov
The Sofia City Court has postponed the trial for the death of 14-year-old Filip Arsov, who was run over in September 2023, due to an uncompleted expert report, as the experts were reportedly busy.

Hong Kong medical officer suspended over indecent assault charge against colleague
A senior officer with Hong Kong’s Auxiliary Medical Service has been suspended after being arrested and charged with indecent assault against a female colleague.
Chief Staff Officer Alex Wong Ying‑keung was taken into custody this month, the South China Morning Post has learned.
The victim was reportedly a senior female colleague.
Wong has been charged with one count of indecent assault. The case is scheduled to be mentioned at Kowloon City Court on Wednesday.
The investigation had been taken...

Court Sets GEL 30,000 Bail for Nika Gvaramia in ‘Sabotage’ Case
Tbilisi City Court set bail at GEL 30,000 (about USD 11,000) for Nika Gvaramia, leader of the opposition Ahali party, in a criminal case in which he, along with several other major opposition leaders, faces years in prison on “sabotage” charges. The bail came almost two weeks after his release from prison, where he served …

A Hollywood ‘heir’ levied horrific abuse claims against four industry titans. How did he end up in prison?
Rovier Carrington thought his cases against MTV and Paramount executives should have been the biggest of the #MeToo era. Instead, they raised unsettling questions about victimhood
One unseasonably warm afternoon in February 2023, in a very brown New York City courtroom, Rovier Carrington did the inconceivable: he admitted to a lie. On that day, the aspiring screenwriter told a federal judge that he had altered evidence to support his legal claim of being systematically raped and blacklisted b...

Pasay court affirms Senate power to detain Curlee Discaya
MANILA, Philippines – The Pasay City Regional Trial Court Branch 297 has dismissed the petition filed by contractor Pacifico “Curlee” Discaya as it affirmed the Senate’s authority to cite him in contempt. In a decision promulgated February 23, the court said Discaya failed to provide evidence that the Senate committed grave abuse of discretion in

Hong Kong Immigration Official Admits to Throttling Wife and Son
A senior assistant at Hong Kong’s Immigration Department has pleaded guilty to repeatedly throttling his wife and five-year-old son during arguments, as heard in Kowloon City Court.