The Telangana High Court has postponed its ruling on the Justice P. C. Ghose Commission report concerning irregularities in the Kaleshwaram project until April 22.

Indian diamond merchant Nirav Modi has moved to the Europe Human Rights Court after a London court rejected his appeal in an extradition case.

An investigating officer testified in the Kuala Lumpur High Court that Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil did not deliver a political speech at a Rawang mosque, addressing an ongoing legal matter.

Mamata Banerjee has questioned the freezing of the voter roll for the first phase of elections and stated her intention to move the Supreme Court again.

A US court has threatened to embargo funds belonging to the Spanish national football team at the World Cup, seeking information from FIFA and the team's hotel regarding payments, due to the Spanish state's alleged non-payment to renewable energy companies.

Two teenagers are accused of attempted murder in Helsinki District Court, with police linking the case to Swedish organized crime and a street gang in North Helsinki.

PacifiCorp, a utility owned by Berkshire Hathaway, has secured a favorable court ruling that could significantly reduce its liability for wildfire damages in Oregon.

The Indian Supreme Court has stated its ability to rule on matters concerning superstitious practices, a position that the Central government reportedly disagrees with.

The American Black Film Festival (ABFF) has announced the competition lineup for its 30th-anniversary edition in 2026, featuring projects with notable names such as Jamie Foxx, Marsai Martin, Courtney B. Vance, Jesse Williams, and Coco Jones.

Two former associates of Spanish minister Ábalos have provided testimony to the Supreme Court, bolstering claims of influence-peddling within public companies, including details about a former Renfe president.

Music Artists Coalition is throwing its weight behind the iconic hip-hop duo, who are in court trying to claw back their master recordings.

Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov stated that the court may or may not complete the case regarding the annulment of the 2023 city elections, suggesting focus should shift to upcoming elections.

Predsednik Ustavnog suda Vladan Petrov izjavio je danas da je referat o predmetu koji je početkom 2024.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy protested his innocence in court, distancing himself from co-defendants and claiming that 'conspirators and madmen' invented the allegations of Libyan financing for his campaign.

Portugal's National Election Commission is calling for a revision of the Electoral Law to ensure that only candidates validated by the Constitutional Court appear on ballots, aiming to prevent "ghost candidates."

An Indian court has restored X (formerly Twitter) accounts that were blocked for allegedly defaming Prime Minister Modi. The court validated the statutory process under the IT Act for blocking unlawful digital content.

A member of the Brazilian criminal organization PCC, known as "Hulk," attempted to prevent his extradition to Brazil, a request made by Brazilian authorities last November. However, the Supreme Court of Justice deemed his appeal unfounded.

An individual has been convicted of perjury in Malmö District Court for lying about luxury purchases during a trial.

A French court has postponed its ruling on whether to dismiss genocide allegations against Agathe Habyarimana, the widow of Rwanda’s former president, extending an 18-year investigation until May 6.

Businessman Artūras Daikeris appeared in court to explain why he brutally beat his wife, struggling to recall all incidents during the proceedings.

Schools in the Dutch province of Zeeland are taking ProRail to court to prevent a four-month suspension of train services between Vlissingen and Goes in 2029, planned for a new security system test.

France's High Council of Public Finance (Cour des comptes) expressed concerns regarding the compatibility of an increased defense budget with the country's current economic situation and state expenditure control.

The High Court has nullified the Election Commission's notification regarding the conduct of a by-election for the Ponda Assembly constituency in Goa.

The Volta Regional House of Chiefs has expressed deep concern over the Economic and Organised Crime Office's (EOCO) alleged disregard for a court ruling concerning Gabriel Tanko Kwamigah-Atokple, a Council of State member.

The Bombay High Court cancelled the Ponda assembly by-election in Goa just hours before voting was scheduled, citing the short remaining term for the elected representative, which has intensified political tensions between the BJP and Congress parties.

Ukraine has confirmed that it met the deadline for nominating candidates to the International Criminal Court (ICC), refuting speculation to the contrary. Deputy Head of the Office of the President Iryna Mudra clarified the situation.

The Pécs Court of Appeals has handed down final five-year prison sentences to two defendants in the 11-year-long Pécs bus corruption case.

World Vision Ghana, led by its National Director Tinah Mukunda, paid a courtesy call on Ghana's Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, to introduce its operations and explore potential areas of collaboration.

Defendant Asanov changed his testimony before the Stip Court, denying the murder of Nikolova and claiming he was tied up by two young men who threatened him.

An Irish man, identified as an associate of Gerry Hutch, has been arrested in Spain as part of an ongoing organized crime investigation and is expected to appear before the Spanish high court.

During a court hearing against Stojanče Jovanovski, the prosecutor presented video materials from "Safe City" cameras, "Soma" cafe bar surveillance, and "Nova" high school security cameras, showing physical violence against Ivana.

Justin Guarini, runner-up of the first season of "American Idol," has divorced his wife, Reina Guarini, after a 15-year marriage, with court records indicating the split went largely unnoticed.

Cyprien Kayumba, a former Hutu senior officer, has been referred to the Assize Court in Paris on suspicion of complicity in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, specifically for allegedly supplying weapons used in the extermination of Tutsis.

The District Court of South Iceland has sentenced a man to nine months in prison for driving without a license and while impaired by alcohol and drugs. The man admitted to consuming two beers and 'two lines' of drugs.

During an inquiry into the deadly Tai Po blaze in November, a fire contractor testified that the firm notified the government about deactivating Wang Fuk Court's fire safety systems, despite never conducting actual inspections at the estate.

Despite a proposed amendment to Estonia's Code of Criminal Procedure aiming to increase courtroom transparency, the Estonian Media Union warns that the changes will have the opposite effect, making courts less transparent.

A Limassol criminal court sentenced two men to 20 and 22 years in prison after they were found guilty of illegal possession of over 100kg of drugs following a joint operation.

Albania's Special Court has accepted the request for a shortened trial procedure for Evis Berberi, the former head of the Albanian Road Authority (ARRSH), and his co-defendants.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that its landmark rulings decriminalizing adultery and same-sex relationships were based on subjective constitutional morality, arguing they are "not good law."

The Lithuanian Supreme Administrative Court has issued a final and non-appealable decision, confirming that Vilnius Airport's fees for 2023 were legally changed, rejecting complaints from Ryanair and Wizz Air.

Singer Sia has been ordered to pay her ex-husband, Daniel Bernad, 36,850 euros in alimony every month. The article mentions her reaction to the court's decision.

A court has stated that marriage is a voluntary union and once its foundation has collapsed, it cannot be sustained by law. This implies that "dead marriages" should be allowed to end rather than being legally preserved.

The Dutch AEX index sees companies come and go, while a sculpture on its forecourt reflects deeper aspects of life, highlighting the interplay of art and market movements in Amsterdam.

A man from Ilmenau has confessed to hundreds of instances of abusing and filming his stepchildren, allegedly under the pretext of solving financial problems. The case is described as unprecedented in its scale for the local court.

A 22-year-old man from Spijkenisse, Netherlands, suspected of orchestrating widespread online sextortion, confessed in court to blackmailing dozens of girls.

A woman in India is seeking court permission to preserve her husband's sperm, who has been in a coma since 2025, while it is still viable.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Wrocław has filed an indictment against seven individuals, including four legal advisors, for their alleged involvement in the extortion of court deposits, fraud, misappropriation of property, and money laundering.

A South Korean court dismissed an injunction request from North Jeolla Governor Kim Kwan-young, upholding his expulsion from the ruling Democratic Party amidst allegations of illegal cash handouts.

Last year, the European Court of Human Rights notified Slovakia of almost double the number of complaints compared to the previous year. The government faces growing criticism for the length of proceedings.

Grand plans for luxury apartments in Tuborg Havn, Denmark, by Fenero Capital ended in chaos and bankruptcy, with three former top executives now ordered by the court to pay millions.

A court in Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal, has convicted a man of forest arson, sentencing him to a suspended prison term and requiring medical supervision.

TV star Barney Walsh, known from Gladiators, has been banned from driving after being caught speeding in his Mercedes, with his absence from the court hearing attributed to 'work commitments' abroad.

A recent Supreme Court ruling in Canada has been criticized for giving police greater license to search private homes, which some argue is a blow to property rights.

Chris Taylor's victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election ensures a liberal majority on the court until at least 2030, marking a significant win for abortion rights advocates.

Citizens gathered in front of the Novi Sad court and prosecutor's office to protest and show support for two members of Novi Sad assemblies who were detained two days prior.

This article explains who qualifies as a 'particularly sensitive witness' in court proceedings and the procedures for obtaining such status, highlighting the stressful nature of legal participation for average citizens.

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that compulsory service for MBBS students under a bond does not constitute forced labor, affirming the legality of such agreements.

Arūnas Balčiūnas, a well-known Lithuanian marathon runner and Panevėžys city council member, faces criminal charges in Panevėžys District Court for abuse of power, fraud, and document forgery.

The Czech Supreme Court ruled that a birthing mother's freedom of choice regarding the place and method of birth is not absolute, as it must protect the child's life and health. The court rejected an appeal from a conditionally sentenced mother and midwife involved in a home birth case.

The administrator of the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong has rejected a request from over 300 owners to convene a general meeting, citing a lack of compliant information.

Vice President Sara Duterte has filed another petition with the Supreme Court, seeking to halt impeachment proceedings against her and nullify new complaints in the House of Representatives. An alleged "bagman" is reportedly ready to testify at the House.

A US court has ruled that the individual accused of killing a Ukrainian refugee is incompetent to stand trial, leading to a pause in legal proceedings.

The Chhattisgarh High Court has denied relief to a Bastar police officer who went missing for 213 days in a Naxal-hit zone.

A police corporal testified in court, recounting the deadly attack on the Ulu Tiram police station where shots were fired.

An appeals court has ruled against Anthropic in the latest round of its ongoing legal battle with the Trump administration concerning artificial intelligence.

Eight individuals have been brought before the Tamale Circuit Court in Ghana following an intensified police operation targeting the possession and sale of illicit drugs within the Tamale Metropolis.

A 23-year-old motorist has been remanded into prison custody by the Toase District Court in Ghana's Ashanti Region, facing three charges after allegedly hitting a four-year-old girl.

A Pakistani citizen who resided in the Greater Toronto Area on a study permit has pleaded guilty in a U.S. federal court to attempting to commit an act of terrorism transcending national boundaries.

The Telangana High Court is scheduled to hear the anticipatory bail application of Khera today.

A daily calendar for professionals outlines new developments in Polish law and economy, including published legal acts, court interpretations, and government announcements for April 9.

Claudia Montes, described as a "patriotic hurricane" and linked to former minister José Luis Ábalos, provided compelling testimony in the Supreme Court. Her appearance and statements are part of an ongoing political or legal scandal.

Former Ghanaian Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has been released from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody on bail, though his passport was confiscated. He is scheduled to reappear in court on April 27 for deportation proceedings.

Lawyers for former President Trump have petitioned a New York court to dismiss a fraud ruling, arguing the case was politically motivated and lacked factual basis.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has sought the recusal of Justice Sharma, with the CBI arguing that attending an event does not constitute ideological bias.

The Indian Supreme Court questioned the Centre's objection to former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's view on decriminalizing adultery, particularly regarding the reliance on international judgments.

Ghana and Egypt are deepening their bilateral relations, particularly in security cooperation, following a courtesy call by the Egyptian Ambassador to Ghana's Minister for the Interior.

A California county sheriff and gubernatorial candidate, Chad Bianco, who seized over half a million ballots, has been ordered by the state supreme court to cease his election investigation.

A 16-year-old boy, who turned himself in after a stabbing incident in City2 in January, has been sentenced to nine months in prison and will be deported. The court delivered the verdict for the violent crime.

The Indian High Court upheld the removal of a Railway Protection Force (RPF) officer who was found guilty of molesting a railway commuter in 2018, describing his actions as a "shameful act."

A ruling by the Polish Supreme Administrative Court states that RTV license fees are due not only for televisions and radios but also for devices like computers, smartphones, and tablets.

India's Centre has suggested removing Public Interest Litigation (PIL) as a legal concept, a proposal met with caution by the Supreme Court's nine-judge Constitution Bench during discussions on the maintainability of petitions in the Sabarimala case.

Mercè Caso, president of the High Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC), is requesting an extraordinary call for judges to fill existing vacancies, despite the Ministry's recent creation of 90 new positions.

Justice James Omotosho handed down the judgement after they pleaded guilty to the charges preferred against them by the Federal Government, and a witness from the Department of State Services (DSS)…

The Philippine Supreme Court has ordered the Office of the Solicitor General to provide documentation regarding the source and release of unprogrammed appropriations, raising suspicions of potential fund misuse.

The indictment against commercial judge Vesna Malenica, bankruptcy administrator Pero Hrkać, and co-defendants has been confirmed by the Zagreb County Court, accusing them of earning over 1.7 million euros through a criminal organization in a case uncovered in 2017.

The Amsterdam court has ruled that the law firm Knoops, run by lawyers Carry and Geert-Jan Knoops, must repay over a hundred thousand euros in legal and court costs to a dissatisfied former client, a Gelderland entrepreneur.

The trial of suspended BiH Court President Ranko Debevec, former Intelligence-Security Agency Director Osman Mehmedagić, and court employee Milisav Pijuk has commenced before the Special Department of the Supreme Court of the Federation of BiH in Sarajevo, where they face multiple criminal charges.

The Constitutional Court decided on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, to reject the request of former President Ilir Meta, upholding the court decisions that kept him under 'arrest in prison' security measure and confirming no violations during the process.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the company owning Realitatea Plus, suspending a decision by the National Audiovisual Council regarding the TV channel's license, a decision the CNA plans to appeal.

An appeals court in Poland slightly reduced the sentence for Filip W., who attacked a 13-year-old girl in Rabka-Zdrój.

Keisha Blair turned a safe haven for herself in Jamaica into a retreat for others. Courtesy of Keisha Blair. Keisha Blair transformed her Jamaican villa into a healing retreat for guests. She…

An Amsterdam court sentenced a 20-year-old man to fifteen months in prison for instructing a 14-year-old boy to cause an explosion at a Pizzabakkers restaurant in Amsterdam-East.

Iryna Mudra, Deputy Head of the Office of the President, stated that Ukraine has followed established procedures and deadlines for nominating its candidate to the International Criminal Court, with the selection committee proceeding on April 8.

Barrister Salman Safdar met with PTI founder Imran Khan at Adiala jail on Thursday, a day after the Islamabad High Court directed authorities to arrange the meeting. The lawyer departed without sharing details.

The Supreme Cassation Court in Bulgaria has initiated an interpretative case to determine if Borislav Sarafov, acting Prosecutor General, is legally authorized to request the reopening of cases after July 21, 2025. This decision follows amendments to the Judicial System Act.

A Delhi woman has been acquitted in a Rs 6 lakh cheque bounce case, with the court citing the 2016 demonetisation as a factor in her inability to pay.

Jesse R., 32, has been sentenced to forensic psychiatric treatment (tbs with compulsory nursing) after being found to have decapitated his mother with an axe in Hellevoetsluis last year. The court determined he was fully unaccountable.

The Patna High Court denied relief to an Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer who was caught by the CBI and subsequently fired by the President in a bribery case.

A 50-year-old man, linked by DNA to a decade-old rape case involving an 89-year-old woman, has denied the charges in court, suggesting DNA transfer was accidental and admitting to having a "broad taste" regarding sexual images of elderly individuals found on his phone.

A St. Petersburg court has sentenced six activists from the 'Vesna' anti-war youth movement to up to 12 years in prison, marking the latest verdicts in the Kremlin's campaign to silence critics.

The former activists received prison sentences of varying lengths after they were found guilty of charges including extremism and spreading “war fakes.”

A man was fined over 250 euros by a Thai court for illegally entering the enclosure of Moo Deng, the internet-famous pygmy hippo calf, at Khao Kheow Zoo in March.

Slovenia's Constitutional Court has partially ruled in favor of Fidesz, granting the National Assembly one year to rectify unconstitutional elements within parts of the medical service law.

The Yanson family feud has intensified after a Bacolod Regional Trial Court judge branded four siblings as 'fugitives from justice,' stripping them of their right to seek court relief unless they surrender.

The Constitutional Court of North Macedonia has annulled a law that had previously reduced the salaries of judges in the country.

Two individuals are scheduled to appear in court in Ireland in connection with an ongoing investigation into alleged links between members of the gardaí (Irish police) and an organized crime group.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has announced it will decide the fate of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations following a dispute between Senegal and Morocco.

DW court reporter Alican Uludag has been held in pre-trial detention in Istanbul for six weeks on charges of "insulting the president," which his lawyers deem disproportionate.

The Indian Supreme Court dismissed a POCSO case against a man who eloped with a minor, ruling that their subsequent marriage outweighed the initial crime.

The Attorney General of Bangladesh announced that the state plans to appeal a High Court order concerning a separate secretariat for the Supreme Court.

A court hearing in Denmark concerning the murder of a 17-year-old was marked by intense emotions, with a crying woman on the floor and an audience member vomiting during the prosecutor's presentation.

The Court of Appeals affirmed the Ombudsman's ruling, holding former DBM-PS officials, including Lloyd Christopher Lao, administratively liable for their involvement in the Pharmally deal, stating they diminished public faith in government.

The Bulgarian Council of Ministers has revoked a decision to provide €2 million in additional funding for a new department within the Supreme Administrative Court.

Kanye West's legal troubles are escalating as a former bodyguard, Jonathan Monroe, is seeking close to $1 million in court for alleged unpaid wages and other damages.

The Canadian Bar Association is facing criticism for what some perceive as a vague attempt to shame scrutiny of the courts, with concerns raised about weaponizing the rule of law to shield judges from criticism.

The Delhi High Court has directed social media platform X, the central government, and Delhi Police to take action against journalist Rana Ayyub for alleged derogatory tweets concerning Hindu deities and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.

The major Swiss bank UBS suffered a setback in a US federal court, where a judge rejected its attempt to interpret a 1999 agreement to protect it from potential new lawsuits related to Nazi-era accounts.

Kenyan politician Tuju appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to charges of falsifying information.

The High Court has cautioned the Punjab Director General of Police (DGP) against booking young boys based on mere whispers, urging authorities not to regress to colonial-era practices.

Former Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju appeared in the Kibera Law Court.

An appeals court in Seoul is scheduled to hold the final hearing in the corruption trial of former first lady Kim Keon Hee, who faces charges including the acceptance of luxury goods.

In a significant US court case, KGM v. Meta and Google, the tech giants were found liable for mental health harm caused by their social media platforms.

US Army Special Operations veteran Courtney Williams is facing federal charges for allegedly leaking classified Delta Force secrets to journalist Seth Harp.

A federal court has ruled against artificial intelligence startup Anthropic, denying its motion to lift a 'supply chain risk' label in its ongoing dispute with the Defense Department over the use of AI in warfare.

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has issued a strong statement cautioning that courtrooms must remain forums of law and reason, not intimidation or fear, for lawyers.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta criticized past Supreme Court rulings on temple priest appointments, arguing that government involvement cannot be considered a secular act and advocating for state non-interference in religious decisions.

A class-action lawsuit has been filed in Quebec Superior Court against a company accused of producing and selling bogus maple syrup.

A US court has temporarily declined to block the Pentagon's decision to blacklist the AI company Anthropic, allowing the blacklisting to proceed for now.

Congress leader Pawan Khera has sought anticipatory bail from the Telangana High Court.

India's Supreme Court voiced concerns about the misuse of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) for personal agendas, suggesting it would now dismiss a 2006 PIL challenging the Sabarimala custom if not brought by devotees.

Marat Nikandrov, a Russian resident who was designated a foreign agent after applying as a joke, has been sentenced to an eight-month suspended sentence by a Russian court.

A UK court has given a suspended prison sentence to Ghanaian businessman Stephen Akuoko for storing fish in unsanitary conditions, including a toilet, before selling ready meals.

The Trump administration secured a court victory in Minnesota as a federal judge rejected the state's attempt to block the withholding of over $259 million in Medicaid funds, deeming Minnesota's legal challenge premature.

The Court of Appeals in the Philippines has partially reversed an Ombudsman ruling, affirming the dismissal of former Department of Budget and Management executives involved in the controversial P4.2-billion Pharmally Pharmaceutical contract for COVID-19 test kits.

Boston's highest court has heard arguments in a case that could potentially invalidate the White Stadium deal.

A British pastor has been accused of manslaughter after a man drowned during a baptism ceremony, with the accused scheduled to appear before a Birmingham magistrates' court.

A Kenyan court has granted a reprieve to several governors by blocking their arrests, which had been directed by the Senate for unspecified failures.

Nicușor Dan has challenged the law approving Government Emergency Ordinance no. 22/2025 on the corporate governance of public enterprises at the Constitutional Court of Romania, arguing that the normative act is unconstitutional.

Various prevention organizations are celebrating the District Court of Reykjanes' conviction of Vilhjálmur Forberg Ólafsson, head of the online alcohol store Smáríkið, confirming that online alcohol sales in their previous form are illegal.

Linda Reese Mathis has officially called off her divorce from Judge Mathis, according to court documents, indicating the couple is back together.

Patients in Romania affected by the non-payment of the first day of medical leave, a measure implemented on February 1, plan to initiate proceedings at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to defend their fundamental rights.

A court issued an immediate sentence for a driver who violated a court-imposed driving ban, fled from police, and crashed into a patrol car, sending him directly to prison.

The Constitutional Court of North Macedonia has initiated proceedings to determine whether the Collective Agreement for Culture workers compromises the legality of the wage system. The court is examining if the agreement exceeds legal delegation, establishes an autonomous payment system without a legal framework, and provides clear criteria.

A Danish prosecutor has escalated the demand for a prison sentence against Ahmed Samsam and his younger brother in the high court, after they were previously acquitted of terror approval charges in the city court.

Albania's Special Court has accepted the request from Evis Berberi and 20 other defendants for a shortened judicial procedure in their corruption case, deeming the existing criminal file sufficient to resolve the matter.

Three of the four individuals accused in a criminal syndicate in Larnaca, Cyprus, were conditionally released on Wednesday after the court removed several charges from the indictment, significantly altering the scope of the case.

An Ontario court has dismissed an appeal concerning allegations of human rights abuses at Barrick Gold's mine in Tanzania.

Albania's GJKKO court has acquitted Flamur Noka, General Secretary of the Democratic Party, in a defamation lawsuit filed by a Peqin prison officer.

The Republican Party successfully held a seat in Georgia, though with a reduced margin compared to Trump's 2024 performance. Concurrently, the GOP lost a significant court race in Wisconsin.

Former Albanian President Ilir Meta reacted strongly after the Constitutional Court rejected his request concerning personal security measures and arrest procedures, calling the decision expected.

A third Garda (Irish police officer) has been arrested and is set to appear in court, charged in connection with an investigation into alleged links between members of An Garda Síochána and an organized crime group.

Judge Boasberg is weighing whether to curb the FTC's demand for data related to transgender minors' treatments, following a heated court clash. The FTC launched an investigation into medical groups providing these treatments, which the groups claim is retaliatory and unconstitutional.

The Madrid Court has sided with Judge Peinado, rejecting the request from the Hazte Oír prosecution to have Aldama testify in the case involving Begoña Gómez.

Influencer Taylor Frankie Paul has been granted a temporary protective order against her ex-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, by a Utah judge, ordering him to stay 100 yards away amid their ongoing court battle.

Money from a transparent account established to aid victims of the tragic shooting in Chřibská, Děčín region, will be distributed to the bereaved and injured by the Ústecký region, following a decision by regional councilors.

Presidential candidate Dr. John Kpikpi of the Progressive Alliance of Ghana (PAG) is actively campaigning, providing financial support of GH¢5,000 to the Taviefe Youth Association and urging them to embrace new leadership and unity. He has intensified his outreach to the youth in Taviefe.

A prosecutor in Norway has requested 14 years of detention for a 17-year-old who is on trial for complicity in a serious crime. The trial has been ongoing since early March in Sandnes District Court.

A court in Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands, convicted Jesse R. of beheading his mother and ordered him to be held in a psychiatric facility.

A court found RFK Jr.'s nominee for a vaccine committee unsuitable due to lack of relevant experience, prompting a minister to rewrite the committee's eligibility requirements.

The Lithuanian Supreme Court has ruled that a lower court must re-decide whether to hear a civil case concerning former Interior Minister Eimutis Misiūnas' lawsuit against President Gitanas Nausėda.

Osinbajo acknowledged that under Nigeria’s constitutional framework, decisions of the Supreme Court in electoral matters are final and not subject to appeal. The post Electoral disputes: S-Court…

The Pécs Court of Appeal has issued a definitive conviction for the second and fourth defendants in the Pécs Volvo scandal, finding them guilty of economic fraud and money laundering.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy sought to distance himself from his close associates Claude Guéant and Brice Hortefeux during his appeal trial, in an attempt to exonerate himself. The court remained unconvinced by his defense.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy appeared in court for the second day of his appeal hearing, challenging his conspiracy conviction related to claims that Libya helped fund his 2007 presidential campaign.

The Delhi High Court has protected a 67-year-old convict from a jail term after a 15-year trial, applying a 'probation rule, denial exception.'

Lisbon Metro workers are set to strike for two full days, this Thursday and next Tuesday, after an arbitration court ruled against setting minimum services, indicating a total paralysis.

Audio recordings were presented in court during Stojanče J.'s trial, including reports from Ivana J. alleging her husband kept drugs in their apartment and detailing arguments and physical violence, with threats about her not seeing their child.

The Delhi High Court has issued notice seeking a reply from the Centre regarding petitions that challenge key provisions of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026.

A 57-year-old Syrian man from Druten is facing trial in a Dutch court on charges of crimes against humanity, including torturing and raping prisoners in Syria, as an alleged henchman of Bashar al-Assad.

Evidence submitted by journalist Makarios Drousiotis concerning claims of rape against a former supreme court judge will be forwarded to Europol, the European Union agency for law enforcement.

An opinion piece argues that the rising tide of misinformation, from campus antisemitism to London attacks, requires society to think more like jurors than mobs.

A nine-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant is examining the ambit of religious practices across faiths and the extent to which courts can intervene.

A Utah court has significantly restricted reality star Taylor Frankie Paul's contact with her son. Videos and allegations are fueling the ongoing custody battle.

An Austrian appeals court has overturned a diversion agreement for former Linz mayor Klaus Luger, who had paid a fine in connection with the Brucknerhaus affair. The case involves allegations of providing advance questions to a job applicant in 2017.

Martin Janković, identified as a 'Škaljarac' member, has been acquitted of domestic violence charges by the Basic Court in Bar, Montenegro, with his lawyer arguing they had vacationed together after the alleged incident.

Moldova is introducing the "Viodata" system to monitor cases of violence against women, tracking incidents from initial reports to court decisions.

The Delhi High Court has overturned a Lokpal order that mandated a CBI probe against a Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) officer, ruling that mere suspicion is insufficient grounds for such an investigation.

Citizens gathered outside the Novi Sad court to protest and show support for two members of local choirs who were recently detained.

The Prosecutorial College of the Supreme Judicial Council in Bulgaria concluded a meeting in less than 15 minutes, discussing all agenda items but deliberately omitting any discussion on the replacement of acting Chief Prosecutor Borislav Sarafov, despite a recent Constitutional Court decision.

The Alliance of Chronic Patients in Romania is protesting the severe consequences of a delayed Constitutional Court decision concerning a government ordinance that mandates non-payment for the first day of medical leave.

Miroslav Marček, accused in the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak, appeared in court but did not comment on the charges.

Jonathan Turley criticizes Colorado for what he describes as unconstitutional and 'sneaky' measures against free speech, arguing that the state ranks as one of the most anti-free speech jurisdictions and has faced significant First Amendment court losses.

Residents of Heraklion, Crete, have reported that groups of minors are throwing Molotov cocktails in the courtyard of Saint Barbara's Church, causing distress among the local community.