CJI Surya Kant stated that a republic will ultimately be judged not by the rights it declares, but by the rights it delivers to its citizens.

A man wanted for attempted murder surrendered to police in Patras, Greece, on Saturday morning. An arrest warrant had been issued against him by the investigating judge.

An article argues that Benjamin Netanyahu is not above the law and calls for judges to stop stalling his ongoing trial.

MasterChef Australia judge Sofia Levin discusses a significant personal loss that has profoundly impacted her, revealing how it has shaped her life and career.

Two solo artists and a group from Moldova performed on the 'Românii au Talent' show on April 10, captivating the judges and advancing to the next stage of the competition. Kristina Klikich was the first to perform, followed by the group Impu.

New evaluation systems have been presented as a significant step towards establishing a transparent, fair, and merit-based process for assessing the work of judicial office holders.

Rapper Offset had an arrest warrant recalled by an L.A. County Superior Court judge mere weeks before he was involved in a shooting incident outside a Florida casino.

This article provides a roundup of celebrity news, including a discussion on the upcoming tour featuring Usher and Chris Brown, and an update on Diddy's potential appeal.

A judge in Arizona has issued a ruling barring the state from regulating prediction market operators and pausing the prosecution of Kalshi, impacting the future of such platforms.

Justice Yashwant Varma has resigned, alleging that inquiry proceedings against him were marred by serious lapses and unfairness. He claims public vilification and a lack of credible evidence led to his decision.

An Alberta judge has granted a month-long stay, preventing the chief electoral officer from certifying the results of a petition aimed at forcing a referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada.

A court has scheduled a date to deliver its judgment in the leadership dispute within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party, following final submissions from legal representatives.

Former NYPD officer Erik Duran has been sentenced to three to nine years for manslaughter after throwing a cooler at a fleeing suspect, which resulted in a fatal crash. A NYC judge aims to make an example of the officer in this rare on-duty conviction.

A federal judge acknowledged a potential increase in the pace of removal proceedings but declined to immediately intervene in the Trump administration's Somali deportation policies.

A court has imposed a Rs20 million penalty on a clinic for medical negligence that led to the death of a woman after botched childbirth care, with the judge citing a lack of ICU facilities and delayed treatment.

Six years after the criminalization of rape in Senegal, judges are still facing significant challenges in effectively protecting victims. The article examines the ongoing difficulties in implementing the law and ensuring justice.

José Matos Fernandes, a distinguished Portuguese judge, former Secretary of State for Justice, and past president of the FC Porto General Assembly, has died at the age of 85.

Jamie Sarkonak criticizes the progressive judiciary, arguing that courts often project racism into situations where it is not present. She states her intention to continue scrutinizing these judicial practices.

The UK's Defence Secretary stated that the US should evaluate the UK based on its actions, particularly the 'invaluable' use of its military bases in the Gulf region for US operations in Iran, rather than social media exchanges.

A California judge has rejected Kim Kardashian's request to keep her $6 million sex tape settlement with Ray J sealed, potentially exposing the 2023 agreement.

The US Department of Justice has reportedly been making frequent corrections in court, prompting judges to demand explanations for the repeated errors.

Justice Varma has resigned from his position amidst an ongoing removal process and corruption charges, on the day he was scheduled to present his defense before an inquiry panel.

A US judge has delivered a significant victory for American journalists by slamming the Pentagon's policy as 'unlawful.' This ruling marks a big win for press freedom.

A man has been convicted of murdering a mother of five out of jealousy, after a knife was forcefully plunged into the woman's chest. Judges and jurors rejected the defense's claim that it was an accident.

Six newly elected judges of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal took their oath in the Sejm without the presence of President Nawrocki, sparking political commentary about the situation.

A Kenyan judge reduced a Sh50,000 penalty to Sh3,000, deeming the original fine excessive.

A judge has reportedly embarrassed 'Pentagon Pete' after a 'sneaky trick' was exposed, though further details about the incident remain vague.

An Alberta separatist lawyer, Jeffrey Rath, urged a judge to dismiss legal challenges from First Nations groups who argue that a provincial independence referendum petition breaches treaty rights.

A federal judge has dismissed another lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice seeking voter data, this time specifically in Massachusetts, marking a setback for the DOJ's efforts.

A judge has issued a ruling blocking the Pentagon's most recent effort to restrict access for members of the press, upholding media freedoms.

Judge Brian Murphy has blocked the deportation of thousands of Ethiopian migrants, ruling that the Department of Homeland Security failed to follow proper protocols in canceling their temporary protected status.

A judge has halted the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man who was previously mistakenly deported to El Salvador by ICE, to Liberia.

A judge has stated 'no case, no ruling' in a dispute concerning a settlement between Holocaust victims and Swiss banks, including Credit Suisse. The original lawsuit from the late 1990s alleged banks collaborated with Nazis by withholding victims' assets.

A judge has reportedly ruled that Berkshire's brokerage must face a commission lawsuit, even after a settlement was reached.

Rapper Pooh Shiesty's attorney, Bradford Cohen, states that the artist is in 'good spirits' despite a judge rejecting his release pending trial. Pooh Shiesty is currently in jail.

The Polish President will refer the matter of swearing in Constitutional Tribunal judges to the Constitutional Tribunal itself. This comes as the President of the Constitutional Tribunal stated he cannot recognize four judges who took the oath in the Sejm, citing a lack of presidential notification.

Sean Combs' Diddy's lawyers are ready to convince judges in the federal appeals court that the music mogul was treated unfairly at the trial that sent him to prison and that, based on the First...

Federal authorities describe an "Ocean's Eleven-style" burglary ring of illegal immigrants that used GPS trackers and surveillance cameras to target homes across the country. A judge highlighted the sophisticated nature of their cross-country operation.

A Taylor Swift fan's class action lawsuit against StubHub, alleging $14,000 Eras Tour tickets were swapped for 'inferior' seats, was dismissed by a judge who ruled she waived her right to sue by agreeing to terms and conditions.

Reports emerged in the public sphere regarding a possible conflict between judges Beșelea and Cazacicov at Moldova's Central Court of Appeal, which the court's spokesperson subsequently denied.

Mirjana Popović, a judge in Montenegro, has been dismissed by the Judicial Council due to inappropriate behavior towards her colleagues in the Court of Appeal.

Spain's railway accident investigation commission (CIAF) is focusing on the Alvia train's security system after its black box showed no activation records following a crash in Adamuz. A judge has temporarily denied the request to access the train's remains for further data.

Following a federal judge's order in 2023 to roll back Mississippi's strict school vaccine rules, a campaign orchestrated in part by allies of RFK Jr., the state has seen a surge in whooping cough cases and the death of a baby.

The Tunisian human rights league has stated that the jailing of judges signals a collapse of justice in the country. This condemnation follows recent actions against members of the judiciary.

The Valencia Court has ordered the reopening of the case against the former government commissioner for the DANA event, revoking its previous dismissal, while a judge in the same case highlighted a missed opportunity to issue an earlier warning.

The Polish Supreme Court has ruled that a request to conduct a "test of independence and impartiality" for a Supreme Court judge is inadmissible, citing a recent judgment by the Constitutional Tribunal.

A United States judge has issued a ruling to prevent the discontinuation of legal protection previously granted to Ethiopians, ensuring its continuation.

Montenegro's Judicial Council is set to decide on the request from the Supreme Court President for the dismissal of Mirjana Popović, President of the Appeals Court, following complaints from judges and officials.

In Touba, Senegal, two talibés, aged 16 and 19, have been brought before a judge on charges of sexually abusing a 10-year-old child and a disabled person.

School districts in Minnesota have asked a judge to reinstate limits on immigration enforcement activities near school premises.

Professor Marcin Matczak has criticized the Polish president, accusing him of usurping competencies not granted by law regarding the swearing-in of judges. The professor acknowledged the upcoming swearing-in is not ideal but noted judges are acting within the system.

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

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.

An indictment has been confirmed in a corruption case involving a powerful judge, which originated in 2017. The session of the indictment panel was held without the lawyers, who had planned to orally present their responses, following new procedural rules.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

South African political parties MK Party and ATM are advocating for judges to undergo lifestyle audits, citing concerns over accountability, judicial overreach, and the delayed Phala Phala judgment.

Experts suggest that the Polish Supreme Court's Labor Chamber continues to function effectively despite the ongoing dispute surrounding "neo-judges," highlighting the judiciary's need to operate independently.

Allegations of underage sex, corrupt judges, and a secret political brotherhood, posted on X by Drousiotis, have sparked public debate and calls for an independent investigation in Cyprus.

An analysis explores whether a labor court or civil court in Poland can determine the employment status and remuneration of a Constitutional Tribunal judge. It questions, however, if such a court could mandate their admission to adjudication.

Judges in Nigeria have sentenced nearly 400 individuals for their connections to militant Islamists. The sentences, handed down after mass trials, range from five years to life imprisonment.

A session of Croatia's Constitutional Committee, intended to discuss candidates for constitutional judges, was interrupted and postponed after representatives from HDZ and SDP decided to hold a private meeting.

New doubts have emerged regarding four judges of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, with right-wing media accusing them of failing to submit asset declarations within the statutory deadline, though a constitutionalist clarified the submission period.

A New Brunswick judge reduced the sentence of Adebowale Adekoya, who was charged with assaulting his former partner and disobeying a no-contact order, specifically to prevent his deportation from Canada.

Justice Yashwant Varma has resigned from the Allahabad High Court, alleging procedural unfairness by a judges' inquiry committee and questioning its handling of charges related to unaccounted burnt cash.

An investigative committee, led by former supreme court judge Andreas Paschalides, has identified the creators of a 12-minute video exposing 'money for access to the president' corruption methods, reportedly involving intelligence company Black Cube.

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) faces public outrage for sponsoring judges on a N54 million trip to the UK, with critics raising concerns about ethical breaches and potential judicial influence.

An inquiry involving a judge who signed two allegedly flawed distributions, along with other magistrates, has been archived, leading to the judge escaping sanctions in a case stemming from 'Operação Lex'.

Prof. Maciej Taborowski, one of six new judges appointed to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, stated he received no concrete answers regarding the legal basis of their appointments, asserting that their employment relationship has been established.

A federal judge has eased some provisions of his order blocking the Nexstar-Tegna merger but also extended the transaction freeze for another week.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced he is filing a criminal complaint against Judge Pamela Záleská, alleging she was biased and manipulated evidence in the Dušan Kováčik case.

Six years following the criminalization of rape, judges in Senegal are still confronting significant challenges in ensuring the true protection of victims within the legal system.

A spokesman for President Karol Nawrocki claims two judges sworn in at the Presidential Palace replaced others whose terms ended during the current presidency. However, reports indicate this claim is inaccurate, sparking controversy.

Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, appeared before a judge today in connection with the death of her newborn, with her arrival at the courthouse live-streamed.

Four new judges of the Constitutional Tribunal – Marcin Dziurda, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, Krystian Markiewicz, and Maciej Taborowski – submitted a letter on Friday demanding immediate admission to perform their official duties.

The "Brillante 2026" international pálinka and spirits competition, held at Almásy Castle in Gyula, Hungary, has attracted a record number of entries, with judges commencing sensory evaluations.

A US judge ruled that the Department of Defense has not adhered to a previous order to readmit journalists to the Pentagon, specifically mentioning Defense Secretary Hegseth and seven New York Times journalists.

A Massachusetts judge has ruled that the Trump Administration cannot revoke the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) granted to five thousand Ethiopians by Joe Biden, amidst thousands of similar cases in court.

Serbian politician Rajić commented on a statement made by Judge Vladan Petrov, asserting that Petrov's words confirm long-standing criticisms that the 'regime's ship is leaking everywhere,' expressing gratitude for the validation.

Nikola Grmoja, president of Croatia's Most party, commented on the election of constitutional judges and suggested that early elections are possible due to public fatigue with stability, inflation, and the ongoing crisis.

A federal judge in Washington D.C. has for the second time ruled against new Pentagon rules, overturning key provisions that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attempted to impose on accredited journalists.

A judge expressed anger over missing evidence in the Rajab Butt case and ordered the recording of statements, after the investigation officer admitted to lacking full knowledge of the case.

A judge reportedly embarrassed 'Pentagon Pete' after a 'sneaky trick' was exposed, though specific details of the incident are not provided in the brief article.

Actor Hania Aamir has spoken out against comparison culture, questioning why women are often judged for their confidence and success.

A federal judge has dismissed another Department of Justice lawsuit seeking voter data, with this latest ruling pertaining to a case in Massachusetts.

A judge issued a ruling that marks a legal setback for the Trump administration's efforts to roll back protections for various immigrant groups, specifically Ethiopians.

A United States judge has issued an order compelling the Pentagon to reinstate press access, following restrictions on journalists.

A judge has rejected a plea agreement in the ongoing case concerning the disappearance of Navajo elder Ella Mae Begay, indicating further legal proceedings are likely.

A federal judge, nominated by President Biden, has postponed the termination of Ethiopia's Temporary Protected Status (TPS), pushing back against a decision made by the Trump administration.

Appellate judges have signaled strong interest in overturning Sean "Diddy" Combs' conviction and 50-month sentence for two prostitution-related charges, though a significant catch remains.

Sean "Diddy" Combs' attorney argued before a three-judge panel for a reduced sentence, claiming that a lower court's punishment factored in alleged crimes for which he was acquitted last year. Combs was sentenced to four years in prison.

Jelena Nedović, President of the Administrative Board, commented on the distinction between private and state media during a session discussing requests from the Constitutional Court and Prosecutor's Office for additional allowances for judges and prosecutors.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is appealing a verdict, with judges considering his prison sentence in what has been described as an exceptionally difficult case, where his lawyers argued the term was unfairly harsh.

Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska announced that she and five other judges intend to file a lawsuit with the labor court to be allowed to perform their duties, describing it as the only effective step.

More than 100 judges claim they were fired or forced out by the Trump administration and replaced with prosecutors, facing threats of disciplinary action if they did not deport immigrants fast enough.

Spain's General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) and the Catalan government (Generalitat) have agreed to offer Catalan language courses to judges across Spain, marking the first time such courses are included in continuous training plans.

A judge in Catarroja has summoned the driver of Salomé Pradas to testify regarding the day of the DANA (depresión aislada en niveles altos) event. The magistrate admitted the testimony at the request of the PSPV-PSOE and is now requesting the driver's details from the Ministry of Emergencies.

Daniel Bombic was conditionally released from custody by the Slovak Supreme Court, prompting a former Constitutional Court president to call on judges to be "politically" calculating.

The Parliament of Bangladesh has repealed an ordinance related to the appointment of Supreme Court judges, marking a significant legislative change.

A judge in Montoro has accepted the Junta de Andalucía's request to be recognized as a civil party in the Adamuz case. The Andalusian government will now be an active participant in the investigation into the accident that resulted in 46 deaths.

Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Polish President's Chancellery, is accused of selectively citing a 2015 Constitutional Tribunal ruling to justify the President's decision to accept oaths from only two judges, sparking controversy over the President's role.

Former Kerala High Court judge V G Arun has been appointed to head the high-power committee overseeing the Sabarimala Master Plan in India.

The 'PR Impact Awards' competition, recognizing the best communication projects of the year, has officially opened for applications in Lithuania. Participants will compete in 21 categories, judged by an international commission.

A federal judge in Rio de Janeiro has issued a preliminary injunction, suspending Brazil's 12% crude oil export tax for five international companies including Shell and TotalEnergies.

Swiss bank UBS continues to face legal uncertainty after a judge rejected its application for clarification regarding alleged Nazi accounts at Credit Suisse, partially thwarting its goal to prevent new lawsuits.

Rapper Pooh Shiesty was denied bail by a judge who cited 'credible evidence' in the Gucci Mane kidnapping case, despite his lawyer arguing the case relies on 'questionable' witness statements.

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.

Allies of Mexico's president-elect Claudia Sheinbaum are advocating for more stringent regulations regarding the election of judges in the country.

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.

A judge in British Columbia has dismissed a Charter challenge filed by a woman whose injured miniature pony was seized and destroyed by the B.C. SPCA, ruling against her claims of rights violation.

Zoi and Nikos Konstantopoulos, representing victims of the Tempi train crash, announced plans to sue the president of the Union of Judges and Prosecutors and appeal to international observers.

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)…

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.

Ghana's aviation sector is at a critical juncture regarding Terminal 2 of Accra International Airport, which is considered outdated and inefficient. There is a debate on whether to reconstruct the facility or merely refurbish it, highlighting the high cost of past policy misjudgments.

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.

Eric Kripke, showrunner for 'The Boys', admitted feeling anxious that fans will 'retroactively judge' the entire series based on their reaction to the upcoming Season 5 finale.

The Union of Judges in Bulgaria has appealed the judicial panel's refusal to hear a judge regarding alleged pressure exerted upon them.

The Supreme Court of India has raised doubts about the applicability of 'untouchability' to menstrual restrictions at the Sabarimala temple, debating the intersection of religious practices and equality.

A federal judge has ruled that the abortion pill mifepristone can continue to be mailed nationwide for now, but warned that its FDA guidelines could face significant changes as the agency faces a six-month review deadline.

A judge has ruled that an officer improperly canceled the visa of a Harvard scholar who had been charged with smuggling frog embryos, impacting the legal proceedings against the academic.

Justice B V Nagarathna has commented on the judiciary's reluctance to remove arbitrators who previously served as judges.

Senior lawyers and retired justices in Nigeria have raised alarms over judicial interference, citing breaches of the Electoral Act. This criticism follows an outcry from the Nigerian Bar Association regarding the integrity of democratic processes.

Supreme Court Justice B.V. Nagarathna of India emphasized the vital role of arbitration and mediation in a modern justice system but pointed out a significant gap in addressing complaints against arbitrators, who are often retired judges.

Greek presenter Katerina Kainourgiou posted a new photo with her newborn daughter on Instagram and addressed critics who negatively judged her for previously sharing photos with makeup from the maternity ward.

Indian Supreme Court judge Ahsanuddin Amanullah stated that judges alone should not be held responsible for the backlog of cases in the judicial system.

It has been officially confirmed that Borut Pahor and Melani Mekicar will join the 11th season of the popular show 'Slovenija ima talent' (Slovenia's Got Talent) as a judge and host, respectively. Both expressed excitement about the new challenge.

The informal association 'Odbrana struke' (Defense of the Profession) has condemned public and media attacks on High Court judges Jelena Zimonjić and Darko Rašković in Kragujevac.

Veteran actress Joke Silva shares insights on her role as head judge for the AMVCA, her extensive career in Nollywood, and her perspectives on the evolving landscape of storytelling.

A fire at Justice Yashwant Varma's residence in Delhi led to the discovery of partially burnt high-denomination currency notes, prompting a high-level judicial and governmental investigation into the incident.

A U.S. judge has granted a request from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to block a criminal case initiated by Arizona against the prediction market platform Kalshi.

The Defense Department has filed a formal notice of its intent to appeal a federal judge’s recent rulings that its press restrictions were unconstitutional.

A federal judge has extended a restraining order, further delaying the proposed $6.2 billion merger between local TV giants Nexstar and Tegna.

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) in Kenya has nominated 37 new judges, aiming to significantly improve the delivery of justice across the country.

The CEO of United Airlines reportedly uses an unconventional method to evaluate pilot candidates, judging them by whether existing pilots would want to spend a four-day trip with them. Candidates who receive a 'no' are immediately disqualified.

A judge has ruled that the Defense Department must allow reporters access to the Pentagon, stating that the department "cannot simply reinstate an unlawful policy" that had restricted media presence.

The Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) has rejected the appeal filed by former judge Victoria Sanduța, who sought to annul the Superior Council of Magistracy's decision to dismiss her from office.

Jutarnji.hr published a correction concerning an article from February 26, 2026, titled 'Marija Knez's move caused chaos, judges reacted sharply: Look when she timed the publication.' The correction was issued by Mario Pešić through his attorney.

Poland's President has sworn in only two of six new constitutional judges, a move stemming from an ongoing political power struggle.

The legal representation of former president Mazón has appealed to the High Court against a judge's refusal to allow him to participate in a case, arguing that proceedings affecting him have occurred without his defense.

Polish legal experts are divided on the effectiveness of four Constitutional Tribunal judges taking their oath in the Sejm. While some believe the judges effectively assumed office, others do not share this opinion.

Columnist Mike Bianchi argues that women's sports are judged differently and often unfairly compared to men's sports, advocating for a change in perception.

A New York Times examination reveals thousands of threats, assaults, and fatal attacks against state judges, leading some to carry guns due to inadequate protection from local law enforcement.

A judge has denied a creditor's attempt to seize the paychecks of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Denise Richards to cover her estranged husband Aaron Phypers' substantial debt. The ruling protects Richards' earnings from being used to settle Phypers' financial obligations.

A legal debate is ongoing in Poland regarding 'replacement judges' in the Constitutional Tribunal, with Marcin Krzemiński arguing against confusing judicial terms with dynastic succession, in response to Professor Marek Dobrowolski's logic.

A judge has strongly criticized the use of a 'Stalingrad' legal strategy in a R1 billion dispute involving an Educor-linked property group. The case highlights contentious legal tactics in high-stakes financial battles.

A panel has ruled that Judge Ema Aitken, accused of yelling at Winston Peters, will not be removed from her job, despite her actions being deemed a "serious breach of comity."

A judge has ruled that singer Andra Day can proceed with her allegations that her longtime manager, Jeffrey Evans, siphoned a significant amount of money from her, leaving her in financial distress.

The authority of a political figure named Montero is undergoing a definitive test, as a 'rebel' list in Cádiz is being judged while attempts are made to limit the power of provincial 'barons'.

A federal judge has rejected a second set of rules aimed at restricting reporters at the Pentagon, in a case brought by The New York Times, after an earlier press policy was declared unconstitutional.

A federal judge has stated that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his team have disregarded a previous order by attempting to impose new restrictions on Pentagon press access, citing concerns about First Amendment rights.

Federal prosecutors are pushing to overturn a magistrate judge's decision, seeking to directly search Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's seized phone and laptops. The Department of Justice aims to obtain information relevant to an ongoing leak investigation.

A federal appeals court has denied AI firm Anthropic's attempt to halt the Pentagon's 'supply chain risk' designation, allowing the Department of Defense to continue excluding Anthropic's technology from military contracts due to national security concerns.

A judge has warned that criminals could avoid jail due to the removal of a specialist garda sergeant role from a busy court, which he stated would lead to complaints and unfairness.

There is growing alarm in the Government as nationwide fuel protests escalate, with the Taoiseach describing the blockade of a key refinery in Cork as “national sabotage”.

An heir has reported prosecutor Merita Selimi and four judges to Albania's SPAK, alleging they are protecting individuals who illegally converted a former winter cinema into a palace and grabbed his property.

The French Senate has voted to eliminate the concept of "conjugal obligation," understood as the obligation to have sexual relations within marriage, from the Civil Code, a concept still invoked by some judges in divorce proceedings.

Portugal is dealing with the presumed conclusion of the election process for Constitutional Court judges, the new President's car usage, and growing concerns over the government's deficit.

A Moldovan court ordered the state to pay 300,000 lei in compensation to former judge Tamara Kishka-Doneva for illegal criminal prosecution.

A second court case concerning the death of football legend Diego Maradona is set to begin, following an initial trial that ended in a mistrial due to a judge allowing filming for a documentary in court.

Albania's High Court has rejected the appeal of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, upholding the ban on her leaving the country. Judge Ilir Panda ruled against returning Balluku's passport, which has been blocked since November 19, following accusations from SPAK (Special Anti-Corruption Structure).

Former Polish President Andrzej Duda commented on the president's role in administering judicial oaths, emphasizing that the president is bound by parliamentary resolutions in selecting judges.

Polish Sejm Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty declared the swearing-in procedure for Constitutional Tribunal judges complete, with the Justice Minister calling it a "good day for democracy."

The Polish parliament proceeded with the swearing-in of constitutional court judges, a move that reportedly defies the president and further complicates the country's rule-of-law crisis.

President Karol Nawrocki's refusal to swear in Constitutional Tribunal judges is deepening Poland's rule of law crisis, seen as a political move hindering the institution's normal functioning.

Judges in Washington D.C. are consistently rejecting gun cases brought by Jeanine Pirro's office, citing their weakness.

Eight and a half years after their arrest, an indictment against bankruptcy administrator Pero Hrkać and Zagreb Commercial Court judge Vesna Malenica has been confirmed by the Zagreb County Court.

Alda feels Rachel should follow jewellery ‘rules’, but Rachel likes to mix things up.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to terminate legal protections for over 5,000 Ethiopians living and working in the United States. The ruling ensures their temporary protected status remains intact.

In Touba, Senegal, two talibés, aged 16 and 19, have been brought before a judge on charges of sexually abusing a 10-year-old child and a disabled person.

A US judge has ruled that the Trump administration cannot revoke the legal status of 5,000 Ethiopians, blocking a controversial policy.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was fined by a judge for not paying $56,369 in attorney fees after unsuccessfully countersuing Smartmatic in an election lawsuit.

A judge has ruled that US Customs wrongly canceled the visa of Kseniia Petrova, a Russian Harvard scientist who spent four months in detention and was charged with smuggling frog embryos into the U.S.

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.

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 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.

New judges appointed to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal are expected to face a true test of character in resisting political pressure from those who appointed them.

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

The informal group of Serbian judges and prosecutors, 'Odbrana struke' (Defense of the Profession), has issued a statement expressing their full and unequivocal support for the journalists of N1 TV and all media professionals working in the public interest.

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.

Former glamour model Katie Price has been banned from driving for the seventh time after receiving an 80mph speeding ticket. A judge noted her driving record as "one of the worst I have ever seen."

Portugal's PS and PSD parties have successfully resolved a deadlock concerning the appointment of judges to the Constitutional Court, preventing a political rupture.

A federal judge has ruled that telehealth abortion will remain available for now, though the abortion pill mifepristone must undergo a safety review by the FDA. A case from Louisiana seeking to ban its use via telemedicine will proceed after the review.