The Lithuanian Court of Appeal is scheduled to announce its decision on Thursday in the criminal case involving former parliament member and Marijampolė municipal council member Andrius Vyšniauskas, known as the "receipts case."

The Court of Appeal in Cyprus has upheld lower court rulings by dismissing appeals in two separate criminal cases involving defendants facing serious charges including rape, sexual offenses, psychological violence, and child abduction.

The Cyprus Court of Appeal has rejected suspended Paphos mayor Phedonas Phedonos' appeal against his suspension, which was imposed by the Interior Minister after he was accused of rape and domestic abuse.

Finland's Supreme Court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for the murder of his common-law spouse in a stairwell in Joensuu in July 2022. This ruling overturned a Court of Appeal decision that had classified the crime as manslaughter.

The Court of Appeals confirmed that Hannes Valle Þorsteinsson remains in custody for sexual abuse against a child at the Múlaborg preschool in Reykjavík, though the custody period was shortened. He is not appealing the verdict.

Judges from the Bucharest Court of Appeal have reiterated their dissatisfaction with the proposed new salary law and are considering a complete cessation of court activities.

The NCAA has filed an appeal to a Texas court of appeals after Brendan Sorsby won an injunction allowing him to play despite a gambling scandal. The NCAA president has called for Congress to intervene in such eligibility cases.

Mirabela Grădinaru, partner of President Nicușor Dan, appeared at the Bucharest Court of Appeal, likely for a hearing related to a lawsuit involving an NGO she founded.

Eirik Lundby, injured during a defense exercise, will not receive the compensation previously awarded by the district court, as the Borgarting Court of Appeal overturned the decision.

Nigeria's Court of Appeal has overturned a Federal High Court judgment that had recognized a factional caretaker committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), citing that the reliefs granted were not sought by the parties.

Romania's High Court of Cassation and Justice has approved the General Prosecutor's Office's request to extend the preventive arrest of prosecutors Ştefan Gigi Valentin and Niţă Teodor from the Constanța Court of Appeal, who have been in custody since May 14.

The second-degree trial of former National Theatre artistic director Dimitris Lignadis has commenced at the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal in Athens, starting with objections to the prosecutor's appeal.

The Court of Appeal in Portugal has ordered a retrial for former PAN deputy Cristina Rodrigues. This decision means her previous judgment will be revisited.

Investor Isabel dos Santos claims a Lisbon Court of Appeal ruling against BCP and Novo Banco demonstrates she prioritized Angola's interests, arguing that the lack of compensation for Efacec's nationalization prevents bank repayments.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that asylum seeker Suel Kassembo is not from Burundi, halting his deportation and allowing him to return to Sunnmøre, Norway, under reporting obligations.

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 Court of Appeals has postponed its decision regarding Mario Përlleshaj, the perpetrator of the murder of 14-year-old Martin Cani. The incident occurred near the 'Fan.S.Noli' school in Tirana on November 18, 2024, and the postponement was due to the absence of a judge.

Albania's Special Court of Appeals has decided to overturn a portion of SPAK's requests for the seizure of assets belonging to individuals investigated in the AKSHI affair, including Ergys Agasi's apartment.

Lawyer Čedomir Stojković announced that the Belgrade Court of Appeals overturned the decision of the Belgrade High Court regarding his detention, which had lasted more than four months.

A former employee of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Mrs. Annastasia Anukwa, has won a court case for her reinstatement, 11 years after her dismissal, following a ruling by the Court of Appeal in Lagos.

Festus Keyamo has advised former President Goodluck Jonathan to decline any proxy presidential nomination from a PDP faction for the 2027 elections. Meanwhile, Jonathan's eligibility case for the 2027 presidential poll has been moved to the Court of Appeal.

The US State Department has expressed deep disappointment over the Piraeus Court of Appeals' decision to release Alexandros Yotopoulos, the leader and mastermind of the Greek terrorist organization 'November 17'.

A UK judge's decision to spare three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls from prison sentences has sparked nationwide outrage. The UK attorney general has since referred the judgment to the Court of Appeal.

Finnish MP Timo Vornanen has sought leave to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding the Court of Appeal's decision not to grant further processing permission in the Bar Ihku shooting incident.

Ongehoord Nederland presenter Raisa Blommestijn has been sentenced on appeal to a thirty-hour community service, with ten hours suspended for a two-year probationary period. The Court of Appeal in The Hague found her guilty of group insult and incitement to discrimination.

A tax dispute involving hotel magnate Petter Stordalen and the Norwegian Tax Administration will proceed to the Supreme Court after Stordalen won in the Court of Appeal.

Ygor Daniel Zago, known as "Hulk" and a leader of the PCC criminal organization, was released by the Lisbon Court of Appeal due to a legal vacuum regarding his asylum request, despite being held since November awaiting extradition and facing a 29-year sentence in Brazil.

The Court of Appeal in Warsaw acquitted singer Michał Wiśniewski of charges related to a loan taken out in 2006 from SKOK Wołomin. The ruling overturns previous accusations against the vocalist.

Journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and activist Marielle Domequil have appealed a regional trial court's ruling that denied them bail after their conviction. They are urging the Court of Appeals to grant them bail following their conviction.

The Court of Appeal in Warsaw has issued a verdict in the case of the 'poisoners gang,' which allegedly administered contaminated alcohol to victims and took over their apartments, overturning parts of the previous ruling and remanding the case for retrial.

The Court of Appeal in Akure, Ondo State, has ordered all parties to halt any action regarding the Akirun of Ikirun chieftaincy dispute until a pending appeal is determined.

The Svea Court of Appeal has announced that the Landerholm case will be heard as expected after the parliamentary election, according to SVT Nyheter.

A motion has been submitted to the Warsaw Court of Appeal requesting the recusal of a judge from presiding over the case concerning the European Arrest Warrant for Zbigniew Ziobro.

A Portuguese Court of Appeal has once again annulled the conviction of Ana Rita Cavaco, former president of the Order of Nurses, reopening her trial. She had previously been fined for charges of disobedience and insults.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals overturned a district court ruling for the second time, concluding that Avians ehf. unlawfully dismissed an air traffic controller at age 63 due to age discrimination.

Traders in Cape Coast celebrated the Court of Appeal's decision to restore GN Bank's operating licence, which had been revoked by the Bank of Ghana seven years prior. The ruling marks a significant development for the financial institution.

Ghanaian businessman and politician Papa Kwesi Nduom has expressed joy and quoted scripture after the Court of Appeal ruled in his favor, marking a significant legal victory.

The Landsréttur (Court of Appeals) has overturned a district court ruling, finding Unnur Lilja not disqualified as Play's administrator.

The examination of the case involving the former mayor of Boldurești, Nicanor Ciochină, regarding an accident, is approaching its final stages at the Centru Court of Appeal.

Six individuals have received final convictions in the Katowice Court of Appeal for a gas explosion in Szczyrk that killed eight people, caused by drilling under a street.

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has appointed nine new Court of Appeal judges, a move seen as a significant boost to the judiciary.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals has overturned a High Court verdict in the 'Veruša' case, accepting appeals from both the Special State Prosecutor's Office and the defense, and ordering a retrial.

Thailand's Court of Appeal Region 4 has overturned a lower court ruling, sentencing People's Party MP Piyarat 'Toto' Chongthep to three years in prison without suspension in a lèse-majesté case.

A Cyprus court of appeal increased the prison sentence to 10 years for a father convicted of sexually abusing his underage daughter, ruling the original punishment was insufficient.

In Finland's largest poaching case, dubbed Savukukko, the prosecutor is advocating for significantly extended hunting bans. The case is currently being heard in the Court of Appeal.

The legal battle over the admissibility of evidence concerning Rigathi Gachagua's hospitalization is now heading to the Court of Appeal. Professor Kindiki has expressed dissatisfaction with a May 7, 2026 ruling that admitted the evidence into court.

A Taiping pair, convicted as teenagers for the murder of a girl's brother, will remain under indefinite detention after the Court of Appeal rejected their bail application. Their continued detention is subject to the Perak Sultan's pleasure order.

The Court of Appeal has overturned the district court's ruling in the case of the former head of the security and forensic psychiatric ward at the National University Hospital, ordering the Director of Public Health and the Icelandic state to pay him 800 thousand krónur...

The Warsaw Court of Appeal has adjourned the appeal hearing for singer Michał Wiśniewski, concerning a loan he took out in 2006 from SKOK Wołomin, until May 27 to allow for the continuation of closing arguments.

The Thessaloniki Court of Appeals has recommended the extradition of a 65-year-old Belarusian citizen to Russia, where he is sought for financial crimes including tax evasion.

The Centru Court of Appeal has completed the examination of evidence in the Boldurești accident case, where former mayor Nicanor Ciochină was sentenced to seven years in prison for fatally hitting a 14-year-old boy.

The estate of 'ER' creator Michael Crichton is seeking to have claims that HBO Max's 'The Pitt' is a rip-off of 'ER' dismissed, as a legal battle continues in the California court of appeals.

A 76-year-old former Turkish governor has been imprisoned after the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld his sentence in a retrial on terrorism charges, stemming from alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement.

Dutch DJ Tiësto has won his appeal against an international law firm, Greenberg Traurig, which was ordered by the Amsterdam Court of Appeal to pay millions for providing incorrect tax advice.

The Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court of Appeal upheld the double murder conviction of Veysel Ü. but reduced his sentence to 26 years in connection with the Zwolle McDonald’s murders of two brothers.

A child's adoption by a Northumberland woman has been overturned by the Court of Appeal after it was revealed she was dating a prisoner.

Appeals against the verdict for the murders of Vanja Gjorchevska and Panche Zhezovski are being heard today before the Court of Appeals, including those from the defense and the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the acquittal of Vanja's father.

The public prosecutor's office has allocated five half-days to present its arguments before the court of appeal in the high-profile 'Libyan financing' case.

Following a Court of Appeal ruling in Reggio Calabria, Mimmo Lucano's removal as mayor of Riace has become a legal matter, with an appeal to the Court of Cassation and a request for suspension of the appellate judgment pending.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal overturned an acquittal and issued a conviction in a case involving an organized attack and severe injury of a businessman in Klaipėda.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, known for being reversed more frequently than any other appeals court, has developed a reputation for taking extreme positions, particularly highlighted by its recent actions regarding abortion pills.

The Munich Court of Appeal on Thursday overturned an earlier verdict against German MEP of Czech origin Petr Bystroň, who had been fined last year for using symbols of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations in a photomontage.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal has upheld the conviction of Dr. Zita Rimkevičiūtė, who was found guilty of illegally possessing and prescribing 114 psychotropic drug prescriptions in her own and others' names.

The life sentences for three defendants, including rapper Curtis's brother, in the Katzenbach murder case have been annulled by the Budapest Court of Appeals due to serious procedural errors by the lower court.

Florjan Kalaja, a judge at the Special Court of Appeals for Corruption and Organized Crime, has promoted his new book, 'The Collaborator of Justice,' which examines cases of false testimonies and agreements made by justice collaborators.

Prosecutors Gigi Valentin Ştefan and Teodor Niţă from the Constanţa Court of Appeal will remain in pre-trial detention. The High Court of Cassation and Justice definitively rejected their appeals against charges of influence peddling and instigation to abuse of office.

The Icelandic Supreme Court has agreed to hear the appeal of nurse Steina Árnadóttir, who was previously convicted by the Court of Appeal for the negligent manslaughter of a patient in 2021.

Individuals have been convicted in the court of appeal for terrorizing politicians and officials in Huddinge after three children were taken into care.

Judge Ryan Nelson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is facing a battery charge after a parking lot argument in Idaho, captured on video, where he allegedly tossed and stomped on a man's glasses.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals upheld the verdict against the notorious leader of the Kavač clan, rejecting appeals from both the defense and the Special State Prosecutor's Office.

Magistrates of the Bucharest Court of Appeal reject the provisions of the draft law on judges' salaries as 'unacceptable,' fully supporting the criticisms from the High Court of Cassation and Justice and the Superior Council of Magistracy.

Fugitive former Moldovan MP Ilan Șor, previously found to possess over 10 million lei in unjustified assets and sentenced to 15 years in the 'Bank Fraud' case, lost his appeal against the National Integrity Authority (ANI) at the Court of Appeal.

The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya has upheld the 36-year prison sentence and 12 strokes of the cane for five men involved in a sword-slaying case in Besut.

Dorin Chirtoacă has been acquitted in the paid parking case, with the court finding no errors in the initial ruling. Separately, Dorin Damir, godson of Plahotniuc, was also acquitted in a blackmail case, with the Court of Appeal Centru providing arguments for its decision.

The Hålogaland Court of Appeal has ruled that the concession decision for Norway's largest wind power plant on Øyfjellet is invalid, though operations are continuing as before.

The Chisinau Court of Appeal upheld the conviction of former MP Marina Tauber, accused of complicity in the illegal financing of the former Shor party. The judges rejected appeals from both Tauber's lawyers and the prosecutors.

The board of the Kokkola City Theatre's support association unanimously decided to appeal an employment contract dispute to the Court of Appeal, seeking to overturn significant compensation payments despite the risk of the amount increasing.

A recent Court of Appeal judgment has sparked concern among members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State regarding the party's ability to field candidates in the 2027 general elections.

The Court of Appeal has increased the prison sentences for eight individuals involved in a large-scale cannabis factory operation.

Gintautas Lukošaitis, a member of the Šiauliai City Council found guilty in the "Čekiukai" case, is asking the Court of Appeal not only to overturn his sentence but also to award him 6,000 euros from the state.

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.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal overturned a lower court's decision to release one of the defendants, 63-year-old Ukrainian citizen Vasyl Kovach, in the DHL incendiary parcel case, ruling that both suspects must remain in custody.

The Special Court of Appeals for Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) has partially overturned previous SPAK decisions, but maintained the preventive seizures on bank accounts, company assets, and properties belonging to Karçanaj and Beqiri, members of the AKSHI group.

The Court of Appeal in Rzeszów upheld a 14-year prison sentence for 56-year-old Józef B., who was convicted of murdering his 74-year-old mother-in-law, Krystyna G., following a long-standing conflict. The verdict is final.

A 20-year-old man received a nine-year prison sentence for a fatal car crash in Tampere, Finland, which killed a 16-year-old boy in September 2024. The district court found the driver guilty of manslaughter, and he has appealed to the Court of Appeal.

A closely contested race is underway to succeed Court of Appeal President Justice Musinga, with the possibility of the court electing its first female leader.

Jonathan Andic's defense team has submitted a video of a previous fall by Mango founder Isak Andic, along with information about his arthritis, to the Barcelona Court of Appeals. This evidence aims to prove that Isak Andic's death was accidental.

The High Court of Cassation and Justice in Romania has decided to maintain the preventive arrest of prosecutors Gigi Ștefan and Teodor Niță from the Constanța Court of Appeal, who are accused of corruption.

The Court of Appeal Center upheld the verdict against the Bashkan of Gagauzia, Evgenia Gutsul, unchanged – seven years in prison. Former "Shor" party secretary Svetlana Popa received six years.

The Budapest Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that found the Sovereignty Protection Office had violated the good reputation of Átlátszó, ordering a retrial in the case.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has suspended an order issued by Radu Miruță, preventing the transfer of infrastructure projects from CNAIR to CNIR, marking a new stage in the dispute within the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.

During a hearing at the Paris Court of Appeal, a lawyer for Claude Guéant, a former loyal ally of Nicolas Sarkozy, expressed Guéant's resentment over Sarkozy's 'cruelty' in the alleged Libyan funding trial.

The Court of Appeals in Montenegro held a council session today concerning the "Airports" case, involving defendants Duško Knežević, Marko Nikolić, Dijana Zečević, and Atlas Bank AD Podgorica.

Three young men convicted of raping two girls in Hampshire, UK, initially avoided prison, but following widespread outrage, the Attorney General has referred their case to the Court of Appeal for review of the 'lenient' sentences.

The sentences of teenage boys who avoided custody for rape have been referred to the Court of Appeal. This decision follows public scrutiny regarding why the boys were spared custody.

The Central Court of Appeal in Moldova has scheduled the first hearing for the appeal in the 'Bank Fraud' case, where former democratic leader Vladimir Plahotniuc was initially sentenced to 19 years in prison.

The Romanian government has accused the High Court of Cassation and Justice and the Bucharest Court of Appeal of refusing to provide data on billions of lei owed to magistrates in salary lawsuits, information requested for Romania's defense in a case before the ECHR.

Moldova's Court of Appeal is scheduled to review the sentence of former mayor Nicanor Ciocîna, who fatally struck a 14-year-old teenager and fled the scene with an accomplice.

In the 'Ihor Case,' the Lisbon Court of Appeal has altered the conviction of former Director of Borders António Sérgio Henriques from aggravated denial of justice and prevarication to abuse of power, reducing his suspended sentence to one year and ten months.

Iceland's Court of Appeals has upheld a district court ruling, ordering the state to pay a man 5.7 million Icelandic Króna in damages and compensation for violations of gender equality laws in a public sector job application.

Turkish markets experienced significant pressure, with stocks and the lira falling, following an Ankara Administrative Court of Appeals decision that removed the CHP leader and reinstated Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, prompting interventions from state banks.

Nigeria's Court of Appeal in Enugu has adjourned proceedings until October 28, 2026, in a case concerning the demolition of over 300 houses in the Nkomoro-Onuogba Nike community by an alleged land grabber.

An electrician who accidentally caused a house explosion in Oldenzaal over four years ago has received a lighter sentence of a 120-hour conditional community service, as decided by the court of appeal.

Miguel Albuquerque, leader of Madeira, has dismissed the significance of a Court of Appeal ruling, asserting that it merely confirms previous Supreme Court statements and maintains minimal precautionary measures.

The Lagos Court of Appeal has adjourned a suit challenging the removal of Saheed Aduloju as Abowa of Agbowa-Ikosi, with Aduloju claiming denial of a fair hearing.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal found former long-time Marijampolė council member Vaida Giraitytė-Juškevičienė guilty of abuse of power, fraud, and document forgery. She had previously been acquitted in the 'receipts' case.

The Eastern Finland Court of Appeal found that Lithuanian police misled the court to obtain permission for a covert operation related to Anom encrypted phones, though this did not lead to the dismissal of charges in Finland.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office announced that the Court of Appeals judges rejected the appeal of the convicted I.T. and upheld the High Court's decision to permanently confiscate a Porsche Cayenne.

Andžej Voitechovič, a chemistry doctor sentenced to 17 years for the murder of his former wife, has filed an appeal with the Lithuanian Court of Appeal, seeking to prove his innocence.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal ruled that tenants must pay significant debts to "Magnumo investicijos," a company associated with the Mayor of Kaunas, concluding a four-year civil case.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal rejected appeals from two men who smuggled and distributed a large quantity of narcotic and psychotropic substances from the Netherlands to Lithuania, upholding their sentences of over 10 years.

Convicted terrorist Kabiru Sokoto has filed an appeal at the Court of Appeal, seeking to overturn his 2013 life sentence for terrorism.

The National Judicial Council (NJC) has suspended two judges and recommended the appointment of 12 new justices to the Court of Appeal. The council also rejected appeals from eight other judges.

The Court of Appeal has scheduled another hearing in July regarding PTSB's €1.6 billion takeover by the Austrian group BAWAG.

The Special Court of Appeal decided to return former Environment Minister Lefter Koka to prison in connection with the Tirana incinerator affair, but the decision remains unexecuted as he is currently outside the country.

A Malaysian Court of Appeal has commuted the death sentence of a former college student to 40 years' jail for murdering his pregnant girlfriend and setting her body on fire.

Thirteen raids were conducted at the Constanța Court of Appeal Prosecutor's Office as part of an investigation into two prosecutors suspected of influence peddling. The inquiry is coordinated by prosecutors from the High Court of Cassation and Justice.

A Finnish man was convicted of defamation by the Court of Appeal for calling a journalist 'femakko,' a term combining 'feminist' and 'sow,' which was deemed insulting and derogatory towards women.

A knife incident occurred during a lunch break at the Borgarting Court of Appeal in Norway, leading to a prosecutor seizing the weapon and prompting calls for permanent security checks in the courthouse.

A court of appeal in Luxembourg confirmed the 13-year prison sentence for a man convicted of abusing his own daughter, with eight years suspended.

A Finnish Court of Appeal has overturned a district court's decision in a wage dispute involving a healthcare company in Parkano, ruling against the nurses. The nurses will now receive no compensation and are ordered to pay their employer's legal costs.

For the first time in Italy, a 4-year-old child in Bari has been legally recognized by the Court of Appeal as having three parents: two fathers and one mother.

Jan Helge Furu, known for the 'Million Adventure' project, has received a stricter sentence of over four years in prison from the Court of Appeal for defrauding investors in a non-existent scheme.

Albania's Court of Appeal in Tirana has altered the security measures for five protesters who were arrested after allegedly throwing molotov cocktails at the Council of Ministers building during a demonstration, leading to their release from custody.

Stakeholders in Kenya's matatu industry are planning a legal and parliamentary challenge against the ban on 'nganya' graffiti, warning that strict enforcement of transport rules could lead to job losses.

Moldova's Court of Appeal upheld the decision to extend the preventive arrest of ex-deputy prime minister Victor Osipov, who is implicated in the 'Duty-free' case.

The Ghana Police Service has appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn the Court of Appeal's January 22, 2026, verdict, which favored 40 aggrieved Chief Inspectors.

The Romanian Court of Appeal has acquitted General Cristian Radu, former first deputy of the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations, who was previously convicted for instructing a subordinate to take responsibility for a car accident.

The Kittilä case, involving the misuse of official position in an old job selection, is being reviewed by the Court of Appeal. The District Court of Lapland had previously convicted seven Kittilä decision-makers, and the Court of Appeal will rule on the matter in August.

Horaţiu Potra will remain in preventive arrest after the Supreme Court of Justice rejected his appeal against a decision by the Bucharest Court of Appeal.

The Lithuanian Court of Appeal has upheld the conviction of Vytautas Juškevičius, who was found guilty of severely injuring a minor in Raseiniai during Christmas.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled, admitting an action by the High Court of Cassation and Justice, that the Romanian government and Ministry of Finance must pay outstanding salary rights to magistrates, including through budget rectification, with daily penalties of 1% for delay.

The Nigerian Senate passed bills to increase the number of judges for the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal. Additionally, a factoring bill was passed to support the growth of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

An attorney general at the Versailles Court of Appeal criticized political leaders for influencing judicial action on prison overcrowding. He argued that political discourse urging judges not to fill prisons has significantly impacted sentencing and enforcement in recent years.

Albania's Special Court of Appeal has upheld the arrest warrants for brothers Artur and Klevis Hoxhosmani, who are accused of trafficking 6 tons of cocaine as part of a criminal group.

The Court of Appeals has upheld the one-year prison sentence for Stevcho Jakimovski for the criminal offense of illegal construction, confirming the first-instance verdict.

The Lithuanian Parliament has rejected the nominations for judges, including Meilutis's candidacy for the head of the Court of Appeal, baffling Sabatauskas. Additionally, the parliament did not support the opposition's initiative to form a commission to investigate the RC data theft.

Jethro Rostedt is responding to tax fraud charges in the Court of Appeal, after the District Court sentenced him to a conditional prison sentence in 2025. The prosecutor is seeking to stiffen the District Court's sentence.

Teboil has won a court dispute against the Finnish Tax Administration regarding who is authorized to act as the liquidator in the fuel company's corporate reorganization, with the Court of Appeal ruling in Teboil's favor.

Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor is pursuing a legal challenge after the Court of Appeal ruled against the state's decision to freeze gambling licences.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed a leadership dispute case concerning the PDP's national convention in Ibadan, ruling it academic following binding decisions by the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.

Former Kurdish lawmaker Mahmut Alınak was arrested after Turkey’s Supreme Court of Appeals upheld his conviction on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The Center Court of Appeal in Moldova has rejected appeals from both prosecutors and the defense, upholding the conviction of Marina Tauber, making the decision final.

The Court of Appeal has upheld the Augustine Agada-led APC executive committee in Benue State, effectively nullifying the previously established caretaker committee.

The Court of Appeal in Ireland has directed a retrial for Connolly, a man whose conviction for the murder of Cameron Reilly was quashed last month.

A Swedish doctor has been convicted by the court of appeal after a patient died following an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) operation.

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.

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.

Emotional testimony was heard at the Chania Court of Appeals during the trial of parents accused of years of abuse and domestic violence against their three daughters in Rethymno. The eldest daughter testified via teleconference, stating she wanted to leave to protect her sisters, one of whom has a disability.

Dorin Damir, president of the FEA and godson of oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc, has been acquitted by the Court of Appeal in an extortion case involving an alleged 'raider attack' from 2017.

The process for objections regarding the parties present in the Larissa Court of Appeals for Felonies is concluding, with the next stage being the prosecutor's proposal on which of these representations will ultimately be accepted.

A legal challenge concerning former President Goodluck Jonathan's eligibility to contest the 2027 Nigerian elections has been transferred to the Court of Appeal. The suit seeks to clarify his constitutional right to run.

A division of the Court of Appeal in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has affirmed a lower court's order that nullified the All Progressives Congress (APC) congresses which produced Tony Okocha and other executives.

The Warsaw Court of Appeal has acquitted Polish singer Michał Wiśniewski of charges related to a loan taken out in 2006 from SKOK Wołomin, with the verdict now being legally binding.

Chief Justice Koome has appointed Justice Wanjiru Karanja to serve as the acting president of the Court of Appeal in Kenya, marking a significant judicial appointment.

A delegation of six senior Chinese judges visited the Athens Court of Appeals to learn about the functioning of the Greek judicial system, meeting with the head of the court and other officials.

The Moldovan Court of Appeal has upheld the conviction of Evghenia Guțul, maintaining the original court ruling. This decision confirms the legal outcome in her case.

The Court of Appeal in Katowice upheld the life sentence for Mateusz H., who was convicted of raping and murdering 18-year-old Wiktoria, ensuring he will serve at least 40 years in prison.

An Albanian lawyer and a translator have been sent to trial by the Fier Prosecutor's Office, accused of collaborating to falsify divorce decisions from both the Tirana Court of Appeal and a Greek court.

Zoe Konstantopoulou stated that the conditions for a fair trial in the Tempi train tragedy case are not met, as the trial continues today at the Three-Member Criminal Court of Appeals in Larissa.

Three teenagers in the UK convicted of rape were given non-custodial sentences, leading to widespread public anger and prompting the Attorney General to refer the case for review by the Court of Appeal.

The prime minister has announced that the sentences of boys who were spared custody for the rape of two girls in Hampshire will be referred to the Court of Appeal.

Dr. Kweku Nduom, President of Groupe Nduom, announced that GN Savings and Loans could resume operations before the end of 2026, following the restoration of its license by the Court of Appeal.

A drug trafficking sentence for the possession of 12.9kg of cannabis was increased from nine to 12 years by the court of appeal in Cyprus on Monday, after the defendant had admitted possession with intent to supply.

The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya reinstated a seven-year jail sentence for a former factory worker involved in a motorcycle snatch theft case, ruling that the term fits the crime.

Dr. Papa Kwesi Ndoum, founder of GN Savings and Loans, thanked former President John Dramani Mahama after the financial institution secured a victory in the Court of Appeal. Ndoum's lawyer clarified that the ruling was a court decision, not linked to any government promises.

The sentences handed down to two teenage boys for the racist murder of Kamran Aman outside his mother's home are being referred to the Court of Appeal for review.

A French Court of Appeal has ruled that metro tickets in Paris can continue to be sold on iPhones, resolving a "regulatory imbroglio" that had been criticized by the regional president.

The Court of Appeal has ordered the restitution of GN Savings and Loans' operating license, a decision welcomed by Dr. Nduom. However, a banking consultant anticipates the case may still be appealed to the Supreme Court.

The Court of Appeal has restored the operating license of GN Savings and Loans after a seven-year legal battle. This decision allows the company to resume its operations.

Albania's Court of Appeal has ordered the prosecution to reopen investigations into the murder of former police officer Arben Bilali, following previous attempts to escape charges.

Lawyers for Thierry Gaubert and Alexandre Djouhri presented their arguments before the court of appeal on Wednesday in the 'Libyan financing' trial, pleading for their clients' acquittal.

The Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime in Albania has reduced the sentence for Alqi Bllako, the former Secretary General of the Ministry of Environment, in connection with the Tirana incinerator case.

A man appeared before the Liège Court of Appeal, admitting to possessing over 75,000 files of child sexual abuse material and stating he realized the real victims involved while in prison.

A man's conviction for setting a garda car alight during Dublin riots has been upheld by the Court of Appeal, despite his argument that he was being made an example of by the sentencing judge.

The Paris Court of Appeal is set to rule on Thursday in the involuntary manslaughter trial against Air France and Airbus, 17 years after the 2009 Rio-Paris flight crash that killed 228 people.

Two prosecutors, Gigi Ştefan and Teodor Niţă, from the Constanţa Court of Appeal Prosecutor's Office, have been preventively arrested on corruption charges and subsequently suspended from their positions by the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM).

Malaysia's Court of Appeal has upheld a 30-year jail term for a former lecturer convicted of murder and firing a gun during a bank robbery.

The Special Court of Appeal's decision to return former Minister of Environment Lefter Koka to prison in connection with the Tirana incinerator affair cannot be executed, as he has been out of the country for nearly four and a half months for medical treatment.

Horia Constantinescu, the former head of Romania's National Authority for Consumer Protection (ANPC), has been implicated in a corruption case that led to the arrest of prosecutors Gigi Ştefan and Teodor Niţă from the Constanța Court of Appeal.

Prosecutors Gigi Ștefan and Teodor Niță from the Constanța Court of Appeal have been placed under 30-day preventive arrest by the High Court of Cassation and Justice, accused of promising interventions for favorable outcomes in legal cases and inspections.

Two prosecutors from the Constanța Court of Appeal, Gigi Ștefan and Teodor Niță, have been detained for 24 hours in a corruption case involving abuse of office, with their lawyer announcing an appeal to the High Court of Cassation and Justice.

A man previously convicted for assaulting, harassing, and threatening his ex-partner, including threatening her daughter, has had his prison sentence increased from two to four years by the Liège Court of Appeal.

The Court of Appeal has issued its ruling in the Gufunes case, modifying the original sentences. While some defendants, such as Lúkas and Stefán, saw their punishments mitigated, others received stiffer sentences.

The public prosecutor's office at the Paris Court of Appeal has requested the reopening of investigations into Luc Besson, who is accused of rape by actress Sand Van Roy in a prominent #MeToo case that had previously been dismissed.

Victor Perțu, the Democrația Acasă party's candidate for mayor in Orhei, remains unregistered in the electoral race after the North Court of Appeal annulled the first instance court's decision.

The Court of Appeal in Lublin rejected the city of Chełm's appeal concerning the withdrawal of a grant for the construction of the Museum of Memory of the Victims of the Volhynian Massacre. This decision means the city will not receive 180 million PLN for the investment.

The court of appeal in Cyprus ordered a retrial for Georgios Christodoulou Zavrantonas, who was previously sentenced to 22 years for cocaine possession, after his lawyer argued issues with his initial arrest.

A boy's adoption was overturned by the Court of Appeal after the adoptive mother failed to disclose her relationship with a prisoner, despite the boy having been placed with the couple in May 2025 and formally adopted last November.

The Białystok Court of Appeal will review appeals in the case of a school attack in Kadzidło, where a 21-year-old man injured three students with a knife after threatening to kill at least eight people.

The Judicial Council has advised the President to submit the candidacy of Judge Nerijus Meilutis to Parliament for a second term as President of the Lithuanian Court of Appeal.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has upheld the Reykjavík District Court's sentence of 12 months in prison for brothers Elías and Jónas Shamsudin for serious drug and enrichment offenses.

In the appeal case of Ali B, the Public Prosecution Service demanded a lower sentence of two and a half years. However, the court of appeal handed down a higher sentence of three years of unconditional imprisonment.

Former Lithuanian MP Andrius Vyšniauskas, convicted in the "receipts case," was questioned again in the Court of Appeal.

The complaint from the "Democracy at Home" party regarding the exclusion of candidate Victor Pertu from the mayoral race in Orhei has reached the Supreme Court of Justice. This follows the Orhei court's refusal to hear the case after it was transferred from the Court of Appeal.

The Évora Court of Appeal partially altered the facts proven in the Tancos case, annulling terrorism convictions and reducing sentences for seven of the ten defendants.