Former President Rodrigo Duterte and Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa argue that International Criminal Court intervention in the Philippines' war on drugs violates national sovereignty.

According to a report by Latvia's Constitution Protection Bureau (SAB), Russia is strengthening its legal war against the West by appealing to the International Court of Justice regarding the Baltic states. This move is seen as an attempt to weaken Western nations.

A Supreme Court panel has put forward a proposal for a complete ban on the use of artificial intelligence to decide verdicts or judge bail criteria in legal proceedings.

David Sánchez, the brother of the Prime Minister, is testifying today in an attempt to sway the judgment in his favor as his trial enters its final phase.

Romania's High Court of Cassation and Justice is expected to rule today on whether the trial can begin in the coup attempt case involving Călin Georgescu, Horațiu Potra, and other associates accused of actions against the constitutional order.

The Delhi High Court has ruled that the State Bank of India (SBI) is not liable for a professor's loss of Rs 2.6 lakh after clicking an unknown link. The case involved a cyber scam where the professor inadvertently compromised their funds.

The Amasaman Circuit Court has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of a father who failed to appear and pursue justice for his 12-year-old daughter after reporting her defilement.

Two military officers and a businessman have appeared before an Accra Circuit Court in Ghana, facing charges related to their alleged involvement in a robbery amounting to more than GHC1 million at East Legon.

The neo-Nazi organization 'White Australia' has lost its attempt in the High Court to secure temporary immunity from existing hate laws, as its injunction bid against being designated a hate group was dismissed.

Former President Mahama visited Ghanaian-owned businesses in the UK to reinforce support for local enterprises and opened the London Stock Exchange to court global investors for the Ghana Stock Exchange. His visit aimed to boost Ghana's economic ties and attract foreign investment.

The House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina is scheduled to discuss draft laws concerning the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, the BiH Court, and salaries for employees in state institutions.

A Nigerian court handed down the death penalty to four men convicted of a church attack that resulted in the deaths of 50 worshippers, with prosecutors identifying the men as members of the al-Shabab militant group.

A court has sentenced a mother to jail after hearing she was stealing to fund a drug habit, pay her mortgage, and provide for her son.

Thousands of indebted borrowers in Greece will have the opportunity to save their primary residence by liquidating other assets to cover their debts through an out-of-court mechanism.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have rejected a proposed US Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Airbase, despite the arrival of US equipment and experts. This decision comes amidst ongoing protests and a court order against the facility.

A father from the Znojmo region has been sentenced to 10 months in prison for his son's 630 missed school hours, a verdict confirmed by the Brno Regional Court, as similar cases reportedly increase in South Moravia.

While the TSJ (High Court of Justice) has ruled out investigating former president Mazón for omission due to his absence during the DANA event, magistrates have guaranteed his right to defense, as the tracing of his WhatsApp messages could potentially implicate him in decision-making.

A Seoul court rejected a request to suspend an exit ban against Morse Tan, a Korean American scholar under investigation for allegedly defaming President Lee Jae Myung. Legal sources confirmed the Seoul Administrative Court's decision.

A suspected Filipino scammer has revealed details in court about a Cambodia-based syndicate that allegedly targeted victims in Singapore through a three-level scheme.

The Delhi High Court has increased the compensation to Rs 30.78 lakh for the family of a 9-year-old child who drowned in an uncovered pit.

A Department of Public Works and Highways executive testified in court that the late Undersecretary Maria Catalina Cabral bypassed the agency's chain of command by submitting budget amendments without required endorsements.

Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of Tunisia's Ennahdha party, has been sentenced to life in prison by a Tunisian court. The verdict is related to the 'secret apparatus' case, with other individuals also receiving lengthy sentences.

The Supreme Court collegium has recommended the appointment of 10 new judges across three High Courts. This decision aims to address judicial vacancies and strengthen the judiciary.

Stefan Bogoev and three other suspects have been ordered to 30 days of detention by the court. The Public Prosecutor's Office requested their detention in connection with an alleged tender rigging scheme within the Customs Administration.

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox individuals reportedly caused significant property damage and attempted to break into Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg's home during a riot.

A Bloomberg report suggests the U.S. Supreme Court continues to rule in favor of the Republican Party, despite justices asserting their non-political stance.

The murder case against Anna Kepner's accused killer faces new scrutiny after unsealed court records revealed the FBI lacks direct DNA evidence linking him to her strangulation.

A nine-year-old boy died in Constanța after being trapped under a manhole cover while playing in the courtyard of a building.

Luísa Neto, the candidate nominated by the Socialist Party for Ombudsman, was widely praised by all parties during her parliamentary hearing. She presented a list of challenges that the Ombudsman's office should address, emphasizing a 'measured' approach while acknowledging her power to refer laws to the Constitutional Court.

A Dutch court has ruled in favor of Kanye West, allowing his concerts to proceed in the Netherlands, rejecting an appeal filed by a Jewish organization. The government had previously stated it could not prevent the performances, leading the Jewish organization to pursue legal action.

Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has sworn in Justice Christine Ende as a Judge of the Benue State High Court, emphasizing that her appointment will boost the state’s justice system.

The High Court in Kenya has declined to compel the Inspector General of Police and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations to produce Mwenda Mbijjiwe, whose inconsolable mother now seeks an audience with President Ruto over her theory regarding his disappearance.

A High Court judge has discontinued an order for activists to vacate a former Liberties pub in Dublin, granting a week's adjournment for the group occupying the property to seek legal advice.

The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has raised concerns regarding the apex court's directions to high courts, suggesting that orders fixing timelines may intrude on judicial independence.

An incident at a war court, where a prisoner appeared alone in a death penalty case, has alarmed death penalty lawyers who argue that the judge had a duty to suspend proceedings to protect the defendant's rights.

The case of daycare worker Rita, who has already served her sentence, is set to be re-examined in court, a process she states has taken nearly 20 years of her life.

A murder suspect broke down in court and left the room during the second day of his trial in Mysen when an audio recording of his mother's distressed emergency call was played.

An opinion piece argues that Turkey's democracy is dying as President Erdogan dismantles opposition, with court rulings now serving power rather than democratic change.

The courtyard and guesthouse of a monastery, which had been owned by Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) since the 1960s and used for offices, were returned to the Banat Eparchy on May 11.

A court procedure in Montenegro has concluded, with the verdict for the Đukić group scheduled for July 6. The court also rejected the hearing of Spajić.

Transgender service members who sued to block their separation from the US military have secured a legal victory at a federal appeals court, allowing them to continue serving, in a major reversal for the Trump administration's policy.

The defense lawyer for alleged drug trafficker Félix Bingui argued in court that his client is a "political prisoner" facing an "execution" due to government pressure on the justice system to combat drug crime.

Lawyer Aleksandra R. has been accused of trespassing on private property, acting aggressively towards police officers, and offering a 5,000 PLN bribe, with an indictment filed in Głogów court.

An Irish court has heard that a teenager described as 'addicted to stealing cars' lacked adequate services to address his needs.

The High Court in Ghana has scheduled July 3 to deliver its judgment in the high-profile illegal mining case involving Ashanti Regional NPP Chairman, Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, known as Chairman Wontumi, and two co-defendants.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has admitted in principle the appeal filed by former ANAF head Sorin Blejnar, who seeks to annul his 5-year prison sentence for a 12 million lei bribe, a sentence he has already served.

French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes, detained in Algeria since 2024 on terror charges, may be eligible for a presidential pardon after Algeria's highest appeals court rejected his appeal.

Residents of Savannah Junction, near Tema Community 25 in Ghana, have been forcibly evicted from their homes as a private developer, supported by armed security, enforced a court judgment recognizing him as the rightful owner of the disputed land.

Two defendants, aged 21 and 24, are facing trial in Geneva for allegedly luring, threatening, and robbing several men through a dating app, with long prison sentences at stake.

Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has ruled that ride-sharing services like Uber must ensure their drivers return to a company's headquarters or base after completing a fare. This decision aims to regulate the operations of such platforms more strictly.

An administrative court in Wiesbaden, Germany, has ruled that the classification of the Hessian state branch of the far-right AfD party as a suspected extremist case is lawful. The court, however, allowed for an appeal.

Hesse's Minister of Justice thanked four court officers in Hanau for protecting a prosecutor from an attack by a defendant, an incident that could lead to changes in court procedures.

A French court has authorized the extradition of former ETA leader Josu Ternera to Spain based on a new European arrest warrant. This decision marks a significant development in his legal proceedings.

A Polish appellate court has partially overturned the verdict against Jan S., known as the 'king of designer drugs,' and referred his case back to the district court for re-examination.

Artūras Visockis, the Vice-Mayor of Marijampolė, who was convicted in the 'receipts criminal case,' has requested an appeal to the Constitutional Court.

Actress Denise Richards has defended her decision to wear a leather skirt to a court appearance earlier this year, addressing anticipated criticism.

A 19-year-old Norwegian, Johannes Kongsnes Natland, allegedly traveled to the UK with a plan to 'undertake a hit' after being recruited by a Swedish gang, a court has been told.

The Limassol criminal court sentenced two 34-year-olds to five years in prison for human trafficking for sexual exploitation, while two other defendants, aged 29 and 50, received 18-month prison terms.

Darius Vâlcov, Romania's former finance minister, has been released from prison following a final decision by the Vrancea Tribunal. The court order confirms his release.

During a court hearing for the 'Puls' case, the prosecutor presented material evidence related to inspection oversight reports for hospitality activities conducted by the Municipality of Kočani.

Augustin Zegrean, former president of the Constitutional Court, suggested that PSD and AUR should not have dismissed the Bolojan Government without proposing an alternative governance solution, calling the political stalemate "comical."

An accused individual in the NEET UG exam leak case has been granted permission by the court to have books in custody to prepare for a retest.

A Finnish man was fined 200 euros by the South Karelia District Court for illegally crossing the border from Finland to Russia and back, despite denying the crime during the preliminary investigation.

Guitar giant Fender is attempting to prevent other manufacturers from using its classic Stratocaster model, facing challenges with trademark protection in the US while a German court has recognized it as a copyright-protected work of art.

A gender equality platform warns that court rulings are dangerous and encourage violence against women, especially given the alarming number of femicides and severe violence cases.

An Amsterdam court has ruled against blocking two upcoming concerts by American rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, in Arnhem.

Steinar Wangen has been charged with murder, with prosecutors alleging he suffocated Malin (47) with a pillow, though he has pleaded not guilty in court.

Lithuanian courts have experienced nearly a week of paralysis in their operations following the launch of the new LITEKO 2 system, which cost millions of euros but is reportedly not functioning correctly, preventing staff from registering cases and performing daily tasks.

Senior Advocate Amit Desai highlights the Twisha Sharma case as an opportunity for the Supreme Court to ensure the system effectively addresses dowry-related issues for women.

The court has adjourned the probe into Chimamanda Adichie's son until October 8. This delay will allow for further proceedings in the ongoing investigation.

New South Wales police are appealing a class action loss from 2025, where a court ruled that force used during a music festival strip-search was unlawful and unjustified.

A 30-year-old baker, Daniel Kwarteng, was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment with hard labour by an Accra High Court for defiling a 14-year-old, after which he threatened to curse the court and police.

An Accra Circuit Court has ordered the prosecution in the case involving Kwame Baffoe, known as Abronye DC, to file its disclosures within 14 days.

John Dramani Mahama engaged with Chatham House to discuss Ghana's strategic priorities. During his visit, he also paid a courtesy call to King Charles III.

A court heard details of a brawl between two individuals who were left bloodied after trading blows in the middle of a public car park in a midlands town.

An Indian court has ordered a father to return his son, who was taken from school in violation of a custody decree, emphasizing that a child is not a 'pawn' in parental disputes.

An aggressive defendant injured a police officer during a court hearing in Kaunas, Lithuania.

A long-planned wind farm project in Ahlainen, Pori, Finland, is moving forward again with a new plan proposal, five years after the Supreme Administrative Court rejected its previous zoning plan.

A federal court is hearing a dispute over Bruce Lehrmann's diary, which allegedly contains eight pages of classified information, with the Commonwealth's barrister stating it must be declassified before being returned.

Mehmood Khan Achakzai, Leader of the Opposition in Pakistan's National Assembly, has petitioned the Balochistan High Court against the registration of a case against him in Chaman over his recent controversial speech, terming the country's issues political.

A landmark judgment by Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has ruled that lawyers cannot be suspended for arguing cases during strikes, criticizing frequent strike calls as illegal and violative of litigants' rights. The court dismissed a Peshawar bar appeal, affirming the right to counsel of choice.

Israel's High Court has rejected a 2023 ban on Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners, ruling that the policy violated both Israeli and international law.

India's Supreme Court has urged the judiciary to end 'stale, frozen' marriages, stating that prolonged litigation only perpetuates frustration and emotional distress.

A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Calcutta High Court seeking to quash the mandatory singing of 'Vande Mataram' in madrasas.

Milagro "Gramz" Cooper, Megan Thee Stallion's court rival, is asking a federal judge to pause a $75,000 judgment, citing financial burden while she appeals the case.

In an emergency ruling, the Supreme Court's conservative majority indicated a limited role for federal courts in congressional district battles, offering a first glimpse into redistricting under a weakened Voting Rights Act.

The arraignment of a bank and four other defendants in an alleged N4.29 billion forex fraud case was stalled in Lagos after the defendants failed to appear in court. They are accused of conspiring to sell foreign exchange above Central Bank of Nigeria stipulated rates.

The French Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that a Czech billionaire must demolish his villa in Provence, confirming earlier decisions.

The High Court has directed the DGP to take action against an absconding BDO and ordered action against the investigation officer in connection with the 2025 murder of a gold merchant.

The defense team for former OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney has reportedly inspected knives central to her murder case. Clenney is awaiting trial for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend, Christian Obumseli.

The Riga Regional Court has rejected a defense request to send the criminal case of insolvency administrator Mārtiņš Bunkus's murder back to the first instance, also dismissing a prosecutor due to a personal conflict.

Arab lawmakers in Israel have requested to join a High Court petition challenging a new death penalty law, citing their public interest and involvement in the parliamentary debate.

Nestoil and a court-appointed receiver are in a dispute over the interpretation of a Supreme Court ruling concerning the receiver's authority and control over the company and its assets.

Ólafur Börkur Þorvaldsson is retiring from his position as a Supreme Court Justice. His departure marks the end of a nearly 40-year career in the judiciary.

The Supreme Court delivered a ruling that resulted in another congressional win for Republicans, a decision that is expected to have significant and far-reaching implications beyond the immediate outcome.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has ruled that overstaying a visa is not sufficient grounds for a travel ban, stating that PCL restrictions require a crime or security concern.

Achakzai has challenged a treason case in the Balochistan High Court, following allegations that he delivered 'seditious remarks' targeting state institutions in a recent public address.

Realitatea Plus has once again won a court case against Romania's National Audiovisual Council (CNA), with the Bucharest Court of Appeal suspending a decision that would have forced the TV station to interrupt its broadcast for three hours.

Ladislav Vrabel, organizer of anti-government demonstrations, was given a suspended sentence by the District Court in České Budějovice for subsidy fraud related to manipulating support applications for companies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The High Court has rejected the Uttar Pradesh government's plea and upheld a tribunal order that quashed disciplinary action against a woman officer over a Facebook post.

Caitlyn Jenner has secured a court order compelling Apple to provide access to the private email accounts of her late friend, Sophia Hutchins, amidst an ongoing legal battle.

The Faculty of Economics in Montenegro stated it could not assist the Constitutional Court with a decision on CBCG tariffs due to a lack of specialized expertise among its currently engaged teaching staff.

The Finnish government is proposing nearly seven million euros in additional, temporary funding for courts and prosecutors, which will slightly delay but not prevent impending layoff negotiations due to significant judicial budget cuts.

Germany's Cultural Minister has accepted a Berlin administrative court's decision prohibiting her from labeling booksellers, to whom she denied a bookstore prize, as extremists. The ruling is now legally binding.

A court has ruled that there is no reason to ban rapper Ye (Kanye West) from entering the Netherlands.

Two men occupying a former pub in Liberties have been issued a court order prohibiting them from allowing the public onto the property.

A court has rejected the argument for 'separate trials' made by a former Scout leader who was jailed for indecently assaulting boys.

Following an attack on a public prosecutor in Hanau, Germany, discussions are underway to enhance security measures in courtrooms. This development comes as the Office for the Protection of the Constitution continues its observation of the AfD party.

The administrative court in Lyon has overturned a 2023 decision by the Rhône prefecture that rejected a 3,500 euro subsidy request from the Alternatiba association, known for its civil disobedience actions.

Former SA Steel Mills owner Rafik Mohamed will remain in custody after his bail application was postponed until June 4 and his case was transferred to the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court.

Albania's Special Court for Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) has issued a final verdict, sentencing Adulla Hoxhaj and two members of a structured criminal group for international arms and ammunition trafficking.

The Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) acquitted Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe, who was accused of defamation by a businessman.

The four defendants in the 2024 email leak case involving expatriate Greeks have completed their testimonies in a charged atmosphere at the Athens Misdemeanor Court, marked by mutual accusations.

Rumer Willis' ex-partner is disputing claims made by Demi Moore in court documents, as their custody battle over their 3-year-old child continues.

Austrian companies may have to repay millions in COVID-19 aid after the Supreme Court ruled that EU maximum limits for subsidies were exceeded, impacting the Ministry of Finance.

A Turkish court has ordered an access block on the X (formerly Twitter) account of Cumhuriyet, a prominent pro-opposition newspaper, according to a digital rights group.

A witness has alleged in court that Gifty Oware-Mensah directed the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) to transfer National Service Scheme (NSS) funds to her private company account. An ADB manager testified to this instruction.

Panagiotis Lymperopoulos, Vice President of the Supreme Court, and Dimitris Bakelas, Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court, ranked first in the voting among their colleagues. This pre-selection process is for judicial officials vying for the positions of President and Prosecutor of the Supreme Court.

Judges and prosecutors of the Supreme Court (Areios Pagos) and judges of the Council of State (Symvoulio tis Epikrateias) cast their votes to pre-select colleagues for leadership positions in Greece's highest courts.

The trial concerning the death of Diego Maradona is once again facing potential setbacks, as both prosecution and defense have requested the court to strike witness evidence due to impartiality concerns.

The Karnataka High Court has urged the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) to view dashcams as a valuable investment, highlighting potential cost savings.

A court in Radom has sentenced 19-year-old Oskar O. to three years and one month in prison for the particularly brutal psychological and physical abuse of his pregnant girlfriend.

The Ostdeutscher Verlag (OAZ) lost a legal battle against the journalists of "Volksverpetzer," with a court ruling in favor of freedom of expression against publisher Holger Friedrich.

The trial for the 'Perfect Storm' case in Lisbon was postponed due to a general strike, which saw 80% adherence in the courts, leaving dozens of lawyers and defendants waiting in vain.

A Prague court found the Czech SPD movement guilty of inciting hatred in its campaign and imposed a fine of three million Czech crowns for controversial posters, though the prosecution of leader Tomio Okamura is on hold as MPs did not waive his immunity.

An Indian consumer commission has ordered online retailer FirstCry to pay Rs 50,000 in compensation and refund Rs 2,130 with interest, after the company cancelled an order without reason, withheld payment, and falsely labeled a customer as a fraud user.

Legal analyst Jonathan Turley argues that Judge Cooper's ruling on the Kennedy Center closure lacks a clear standard for federal courts to override board decisions, despite correctly identifying Trump's name.

A 24-year-old man has been arrested in Nicosia in connection with the suspected arson of a vehicle and is scheduled to appear in court for a remand hearing.

The defense lawyer for Djordje Wilms, 18, who is accused of murdering Tamima Nibras Juhar, stated that his client has 'experienced a lot.' Wilms is also accused of assaulting his foster father and threatening his foster mother, who are set to testify in court.

Greece's Council of State, the highest administrative court, is considering 11 petitions to ban short-term rentals like Airbnb from Athens' historic Plaka neighborhood, a ruling that could set a precedent for other protected districts.

A schoolteacher was convicted in District Court for sending two grossly offensive poison pen letters that falsely alleged sexual misconduct by a colleague.

The House of Representatives has endorsed Akande for a seat on the International Court of Justice (ICJ). This endorsement signifies strong support for Akande's candidacy from the legislative body.

The Romanian Constitutional Court is set to debate the constitutionality of the law concerning the SAFE Program, which allocates funds for defense. The court will address various aspects of the law that have been challenged.

Dr. Andy Osei Okrah, CEO of Ghana's Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA), is encouraging United Kingdom investors to explore opportunities in the country's tree crops sector.

The widow of a gambling addict who took his own life after accumulating £18,000 in debt has initiated a legal claim against betting firm Betfair. This case could potentially establish a precedent in the UK, asserting that betting companies have a duty of care to customers exhibiting signs of problem gambling.

An Irish court has ruled that an apartment parking space constitutes a public place, leading to the conviction of a Louth motorist for a 'drunk in charge' offense.

Alan Peter Cayetano appears willing to court — or even manufacture — a constitutional crisis, placing personal and factional interests above the institutional stability of the Senate

An article discusses the complexities of child custody in divorce cases, examining what courts decide and why the '50:50' time-sharing model isn't always effective.

A babysitter has been charged in Sepang, Malaysia, with the murder of a 23-month-old girl in Puchong, though no plea was recorded at the Magistrate's Court.

A woman who allegedly made a false statement to An Garda Síochána, the Irish police force, is set to face trial in the Circuit Court.

A Pakistani court has confirmed the death sentence for two men convicted of raping a French-Pakistani woman in front of her two children. The ruling upholds the previous judgment in the high-profile case.

Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court has ordered the arrest of a suspect accused of orchestrating a scheme to embezzle nearly UAH 170 million from Energoatom during the construction of a critical infrastructure facility.

A Lithuanian court has clarified the conditions under which insurance payouts can be reduced, addressing common consumer concerns about fairness in claims.

Malaysian police arrested a wanted suspect involved in organized crime, identified as a member of Geng TR, on an India-Thailand flight.

A Delhi court has framed charges against actress Jacqueline Fernandez and Sukesh Chandrashekar in a ₹200 crore money laundering case. Fernandez has denied the charges related to the extortion racket.

Supporters of Karmelo Anthony gathered outside a Texas courthouse, chanting 'self-defense is not a crime' as the murder trial of Austin Metcalf began.

The Trump administration is reportedly fighting a court order that mandates the return of billions of dollars paid by importers under his sweeping tariff policy, after the Supreme Court struck down some of the duties.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that individuals with qualifications exceeding the maximum prescribed for a job can be disqualified, aiming to ensure employment opportunities for those with lower educational attainment.

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox individuals vandalized the home of an Israeli Supreme Court judge and reportedly attempted to storm it, escalating tensions over military service for the ultra-Orthodox community.

Diddy's longtime assistant, Kristina Khorram, has responded in court to a male accuser's claims, asserting that he lacks evidence to support his allegations against her.

Austria's Supreme Court (OGH) has ruled that a 'Like' on social media does not always constitute full consent, raising questions about user liability in online interactions.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated the government would not be run like a mafia, as the opposition reacted strongly to a controversial comptroller election in the Knesset, filing petitions with the High Court of Justice.

Rhode Island, an early adopter of legalized sports betting after the 2018 Supreme Court decision, is now focused on keeping pace with other states in the evolving market.

Award-winning gay porn star Drake Von, whose real name is Dawson Bacon, has been arrested in Las Vegas for allegedly attempting to strangle his partner. Court records confirm his detention.

Greenpeace International is arguing under Dutch law that an American pipeline company, Energy Transfer, sought to silence it with a costly lawsuit in North Dakota.

Special prosecutor Zoran Vučinić presented final arguments before the High Court in Podgorica, requesting multi-year prison sentences for Radoje Zvicer, Lazović, Milović, and other alleged members of the Kavač clan criminal group.

An immigration judge in Charlotte, North Carolina, ordered the deportation of Levi Mendez-Maldonado, a young man killed in 2024, citing his failure to appear in court despite being informed of his death.

The Lahore High Court (LHC) has affirmed the death penalty for the accused in the high-profile Motorway rape case.

An Abia community in Nigeria has accused its traditional ruler of illegally selling communal land, despite a prior court judgment, leading to a dispute between the community and the monarch.

The Icelandic Supreme Court is hearing a case concerning coercive measures. The plaintiff intends to appeal to European courts if the ruling is unfavorable.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has limited the routine use of remand power, stating that appellate courts are duty-bound to decide disputes themselves where the record is complete.

The process for selecting judges to the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic has long been politicized and dysfunctional, and it is time to change it in line with the recommendations of the Venice Commission.

The reinstated leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State has declared all nominations and decisions made by the Tony Okocha-led executive null and void, following a Court of Appeal judgment.

The Bombay High Court has denied interim relief to Viplav Bajoria after his nomination for the Amravati MLC poll was rejected.

Ghana's Supreme Court has dismissed a suit filed by IMANI Africa that challenged the President’s constitutional authority to appoint and remove heads of the country’s security agencies, finding no merit in the case.

Shakira has reflected on her life, describing it as 'a bitch' following recent court drama and her split. She also shared her 'unbreakable' bond with soccer, calling every World Cup 'magical'.

An Amsterdam District Court judge has ruled that Ye (Kanye West) is permitted to stay in the Netherlands to perform in Arnhem this week.

The Central Election Commission (CIK) has rejected the application of the Snaga Naroda (Power of the People) party for state-level elections due to suspicious signatures, with claims that one person signed 20-25% of them. The party's leader, Šuhret Fazlić, stated that the court will have the final say on the matter.

A Bratislava court acquitted Erika Mikurčíka and Zuzana Kalmanová of charges of stealing two million euros from a hotel account, though the judge did not dispute the transfer of funds.

A district court in Děčín has remanded a young man into custody who is accused of attacking and robbing three women in Česká Lípa. The teenager faces a maximum of five years in prison for the three robberies.

A court has remanded Anil Ambani’s former aide, Jhunjhunwala, to the custody of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) until June 5.

A 37-year-old man from Houten has been convicted by the Noord-Nederland court for stabbing two train travelers with a hypodermic needle, but received no additional prison time.

A 19-year-old Norwegian national was arrested in the UK after border police initially considered sending him back to Norway. A court heard allegations that the teen was in the UK to 'undertake a hit'.

Spain's Supreme Court has summoned Sumar MP Félix Alonso for questioning on June 15 as part of an investigation into alleged prevarication related to contracts in the Altafulla town council when he was mayor.

A 63-year-old man was ordered by a Sydney court to stay away from Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, who is studying in Australia, after he sent her a card.

Judge Ranka Vujović was unanimously elected as the new Deputy President of the Constitutional Court of Serbia during today's session.

A police officer in Liège, Belgium, who was also working illegally in a pizzeria, consulted a police database, violated professional secrecy, and organized poker games during the Covid-19 pandemic, receiving leniency from the court.

Enoch Burke is no longer receiving his Department of Education salary following his formal dismissal, as he remains in prison for refusing to give a court undertaking not to trespass at his former workplace.

The SPD party announced it will appeal a three-million-crown fine imposed by the court for campaign posters featuring the phrase 'imported surgeons.' The party's leader, Tomio Okamura, defended their actions, stating they did not target racial motives.

A Delhi court has ruled that the Delhi Jal Board cannot blame its contractor for the death of a 37-year-old who fell into an open ditch, holding the board accountable for the tragedy.

A man in Budva, Montenegro, was fined 625 euros for possessing a joint near a school, a decision confirmed by the President of the Misdemeanor Court in Budva.

A 26-year-old man's appeal against his 14-year prison sentence for possessing over 32kg of cannabis was rejected, with the appeals court noting the sentence was lenient given the drug quantity.

A key court hearing has taken place regarding a new rule that aims to cut off student loan forgiveness for certain groups of borrowers.

Montenegro's Supreme Court has ruled that the state is obligated to pay 1,500 euros in compensation due to the excessive length of property restitution proceedings for a plaintiff.

The Court of Appeal increased the prison sentence for Vidmantas Judeikis, who assaulted and sexually assaulted a girl in Klaipėda's forest park, to over 14 years, recognizing an attempt on the young woman's life.

The Austrian Supreme Court ruled that a wife with a precautionary power of attorney does not need an explicit voting proxy to appoint a GmbH managing director if her husband loses business capacity due to an accident.

Athenian Brewery (Heineken) has issued a statement regarding its legal dispute with Macedonian-Thracian Brewery, clarifying that the Supreme Court's decision on Heineken's appeal is purely procedural and concerns only the jurisdiction of the courts.

The pre-trial hearing for the Fotopub affair took place at the District Court in Ljubljana, but Dušan Josip Smodej, a key figure in the case, was reportedly in France and not present, managing to postpone the preliminary hearing from there. The prosecutor has closed the trial to the public.

Stein Lier-Hansen has announced his intention to appeal a recent court verdict. The decision to appeal was reported by DN and NRK.

An appeals court has confirmed the conviction of a driver in connection with the death of young Judy in Frameries, making minor changes to the initial judgment from the police tribunal.