With over a million apprenticeship contracts active in France, the justice system is examining the conditions under which these contracts can be spontaneously terminated.

In the ongoing Dupont de Ligonnès case, an appeal for witnesses has been launched in the United States, reportedly without the knowledge or notification of French justice officials.

French justice has partially ruled in favor of an extradition request, leading to a furious reaction from Madiambal Diagne's lawyer.

Alexandre Devecchio criticizes the French justice system, citing issues of partiality, irresponsibility, and laxity, referencing cases like the Paty trial verdict and the Sarah Halimi murder.

Former French Justice Minister Éric Dupond-Moretti commented on the lynching death of Quentin Deranque, criticizing both La France insoumise and Rassemblement national.

French justice has declined to execute an international rogatory commission from Switzerland, which sought to seize the assets of the owners of a Crans-Montana ski resort bar where a New Year's fire caused 41 deaths and 115 injuries.

A Belgian court in Tournai has decided to postpone its ruling on a farmer's lawsuit against TotalEnergies, in which he accuses the oil giant of harming his business through climate change, until a similar case in France concludes with a verdict expected in June.

The family of Elias, who was killed by a machete in Paris in January 2025, is demanding accountability from the French justice system and advocating for a law that would require magistrates to meet victims' families in cases of judicial malfunction.

The French Ministry of Justice has abandoned legal proceedings against the use of the tilde (~) in civil status for Breton and Basque names, despite a previous ban.

A French legal ruling clarifies that an employee who signed a settlement agreement can still contest the termination of their employment contract, with specific legal nuances.

A French jihadist, presumed dead, is being tried in absentia in Paris for his alleged participation in the genocide of Yazidis in Syria, marking a unprecedented case for French justice.

French justice ends the ridiculous prohibition of the tilde on the letter 'ñ'

The Rhône prefect has referred to the prosecutor the continued activities of a dissolved antifascist group in Lyon, citing recent social media publications with similar logos and branding.