Creating a new category of judges with limited authority misses the core of current problems; judges need better working conditions regarding workload and salary, according to union representatives.
The Allahabad High Court has issued a split verdict, with judges differing on the National Human Rights Commission's perceived silence regarding lynching cases.
Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the presidential chancellery, has been summoned as a witness by the National Public Prosecutor's Office in an investigation concerning assistance in the non-reception of oaths from four new Constitutional Tribunal judges.
A working group has been established within the Parliament to oversee the selection of candidates for the Judicial Council, with proposals for members coming from various associations including judges and lawyers.
A panel reviewing judicial impartiality at the District Court of Overijssel decided that the bench overseeing the criminal case against Kidane H., accused of Eritrean people smuggling, must be partially reconstituted.
During a session of the BiH Parliament's House of Representatives, the opposition from Republika Srpska withdrew its proposed law on the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTV). The withdrawal was attributed to a controversial point concerning the selection of judges.
Pakistan's President has signed off on the controversial transfer of three Islamabad High Court (IHC) judges, a move that has drawn criticism. The government has defended the decision, asserting that the transfers are not intended as a punishment.
The Union of Administrative Judges in Greece has strongly reacted to an armed attack by an 89-year-old man in Loukareos, highlighting serious security deficiencies in the courts.
Lawyers' bodies in Islamabad have sharply reacted to the transfer of three judges from the Islamabad High Court, with the Islamabad Bar Council raising concerns over the lack of transparency in the move.
Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek clashed with Bogucki during a parliamentary committee meeting, questioning the president's selective invitations to judges for the Constitutional Tribunal.
The International Criminal Court has established a trial chamber and appointed three judges to preside over the case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. This development marks a significant step forward in the legal proceedings concerning his alleged crimes.
Following an incident involving an 89-year-old, several Greek legal associations, including those representing lawyers, prosecutors, and judges, are demanding a substantial increase in security measur
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors issued a statement condemning an unprecedented armed attack at the Loukareos courthouse, where four people were injured, and highlighted the lack of adequate security measures in courts.
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King Charles III visited the United States, where he met with former President Donald Trump at the White House and was scheduled to deliver a historic address to a joint session of Congress. The visit aimed to strengthen the 'special relationship' between the two nations.
Nigeria's Accord Party has publicly denied reports of its support for a joint presidential ticket, demanding its name be removed from any such endorsements. This political development comes amidst various other domestic news stories across Nigeria, including crime arrests and public health initiatives.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has called on the opposition to act reasonably regarding the election of constitutional judges, accusing them of delaying the process.
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has written to a Delhi High Court judge, refusing to appear in court for a liquor policy case and vowing a 'satyagraha.' He stated that his hope for getting justice has been shattered, drawing criticism from other political figures.
The Union of Administrative Judges in Greece is calling for adequate security measures following an "attack" that caused material damage to the central entrance of the Athens Administrative Court of Appeal building.
During the ongoing Tempi tragedy trial in Larissa, Zoe Konstantopoulou, president of Plefsi Eleftherias and a lawyer for the victims' families, claimed she is facing unprecedented targeting from the government and spoke of 'perjured judges'.
Ghanaian legal luminary Tsatsu Tsikata has issued a strong warning that the disenfranchisement of the SALL traditional areas poses a danger to the Republic, advocating for reparations for their four years of political exclusion. He also reflected on his legal career and interactions with judges.
A court case in Denmark, where young Swedes are accused of being hired for murder, may have to be restarted after two judges declared themselves ineligible.
An opinion piece by Marcin Krzemiński discusses the oath and tenure of Constitutional Tribunal judges, emphasizing the need for accuracy and caution against selective interpretation of rulings or treating custom as legal norm.
The United States has canceled diplomatic talks with Iran and rejected a peace proposal, as new reports indicate Iranian attacks caused billions of dollars in damage to US military bases, significantly more than initially disclosed.
A declining number of young lawyers are choosing to pursue careers as judges or prosecutors, a shift from previous times when these roles were highly esteemed in society.
Iceland's Landsréttur court rejected a request from Margrét Friðriksdóttir and her lawyer, Hilmar Garðar Þorsteinsson, to have three judges testify before the District Court of Reykjanes in a defamation case against Friðriksdóttir.
During a session of the parliamentary Committee for the Constitution, Rules of Procedure, and Political System, the HDZ majority made an unusual decision regarding the election of constitutional judges. This marks the first time since 2010 that such a move has occurred, as constitutional judges have been elected by a two-thirds majority since then.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on the abandonment of a committee session and the lengthy process of electing constitutional judges, stating that his opponents are now 'totally…
At the 35th "Concours National des Crémants de France et du Luxembourg" held in Mondorf, two Luxembourgish Rosé-Crémants were awarded the "Coups de cœur" distinction by the judges.
Bogucki's involvement in a case concerning Constitutional Tribunal judges has been described, with some referring to his role as that of an 'over-president and commander-in-chief.' The specifics of…
Former President Nicos Anastasiades has been questioned by investigators in the 'Sandy affair' in Cyprus, marking him as the first prominent figure to be probed. The investigation is expanding to include other former ministers, judges, and officials named in relevant messages.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has ruled that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte must stand trial for crimes against humanity. This decision allows the prosecution to proceed with charges related to his controversial anti-drug campaign.
A Rojava official reports that Damascus is attempting to appoint 'Baathist' judges to the Qamishli court, raising concerns about judicial independence in the region.
The Judges' Evaluation Commission announced the completion of two re-evaluation procedures ordered by the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), including the re-evaluation of judge Natalia Mămăligă.
Malaysia is moving to expedite court proceedings for cases involving fuel smuggling by introducing designated judges and fast-track trials to combat the issue.
The 2026 NLNG Nigeria Prize for Literature has moved into its adjudication phase, with judges beginning to review 223 poetry entries for the $100,000 award.
UK lenders are appealing to judges to prevent mass motor finance lawsuits, a case that will determine if motorists can pursue claims beyond the existing £9.1 billion redress scheme.
Judges in Poland are currently engaged in an election process, which is being framed as a critical 'question of responsibility for the state.' The specific nature of the election or its implications a
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, the head of Croatia's SDP, has rejected what he calls HDZ's blackmail regarding constitutional judges, demanding a separation of elections and criticizing the public naming of individuals.
Judges Orlando Nascimento and Vaz das Neves have been acquitted for the third time regarding the free use of the noble hall at the Lisbon Court of Appeal for a private trial, despite a law allowing for rental fees.
Moldova's Commission for the Evaluation of Judges approved a modification to the composition of Evaluation Panel E following the recent appointment of Aida-Oana Popescu, a former magistrate from Bucharest, as a new international member.
Senegal's Minister of Justice revealed that the Pikine-Guédiawaye High Court requires 23 judges but currently only has 9 in office, indicating a significant staffing deficit.
Members of the Society of Judges of Serbia are demanding an extraordinary assembly to be held. The purpose of this assembly is to vote on confidence in the current leadership.
Israeli Supreme Court justices have accused Justice Minister Yariv Levin of exacerbating a shortage of judges by delaying the convening of the Judicial Selection Committee and failing to fill vacant posts.
Former President Trump is reportedly employing a new strategy for selecting judges, characterized by a tighter inner circle and a more personal involvement in the process.
Hubert Dudkiewicz expresses hope that impartial judges will participate in the procedure for expressing opinions on candidates for the National Council of the Judiciary, despite doubts about procedural equality.
Dariusz Zawistowski, a judge of the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court, stated that he is not concerned about two National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) bodies operating simultaneously, suggesting judges can decide on the constitutionally required composition and strengthen its legitimacy by participating in candidate opinions.
Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has ruled that certain provisions concerning the election of judges to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) are unconstitutional, adding complexity to the ongoing selection process.
Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has questioned the procedure for electing judges to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS), declaring the relevant regulations unconstitutional. This ruling casts doubt on the upcoming KRS elections.
Judge Michał Laskowski states that broad participation of judges in evaluating candidates for the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) is crucial. This ensures that those selected will have strong legitimacy and support from the judicial community.
Ghana's New Patriotic Party (NPP) has publicly accused both the police and judiciary of exhibiting bias and partisanship, particularly concerning the arrests of some of its members. The party called upon the Inspector General of Police to uphold professionalism in all arrest procedures.
A significant dispute has arisen concerning the status of judges in Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, with allegations of term of office manipulation and a "theory of impersonators" being discussed. A minister from the president's office has expressed uncertainty regarding the legitimacy of some individuals serving as judges.
Judges in Spain are now applying a new law for repeat offenders, with one judge in El Prat prohibiting a habitual thief from approaching Barcelona Airport for two years.
Ukraine and several third countries, including Moldova, have aligned with the European Union's renewed sanctions against Russia. This move signifies their commitment to the EU's foreign policy stance.
The Ohio Supreme Court has issued a ruling that allows judges in the state to endorse political candidates, changing previous restrictions on judicial conduct.
The Judges' Evaluation Commission in Moldova has published integrity assessment reports for Supreme Court judge candidates Oxana Parfeni and Elena Croitor, detailing their properties and incomes.
A Judicial Commission of Pakistan meeting, ostensibly about routine administrative matters, evolved into a discussion on the transfer of high court judges under Article 200 of the Constitution.
Reports indicate that the Italian ministry urged judges to expedite a pardon for Minetti, while investigations are focusing on parties and contacts of Cipriani.
The lineup of guest judges for RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Season 11 has been announced, featuring celebrities such as La Toya Jackson, Kate Hudson, Christina Ricci, Renee Rapp, and Cooper Koch.
Legal bars in Pakistan have rejected the recent transfers of Islamabad High Court (IHC) judges, describing the developments as 'the darkest day in Pakistan's judicial history'.
Croatian political parties are engaged in a heated dispute over the election of constitutional court judges, with the ruling HDZ accusing the opposition of obstruction. Prime Minister Plenković criticized the opposition's stance, while opposition parties like SDP and Možemo rejected what they called blackmail.
An analysis by Mcebisi Ndletyana explores Julius Malema's strategy of attacking judges, likening it to Jacob Zuma's playbook and explaining why it often backfires.
A competence dispute has emerged between the Polish President and the Sejm regarding the swearing-in of new Constitutional Tribunal judges, with a motion filed to the Constitutional Tribunal to resolve the issue.
NRK's bun jury has selected ten fresh and sweet candidates to advance to the final round of the 'Norway's best bun' competition, with one particular bun sparking debate among the judges.
The Croatian Parliament is set to discuss the election of three constitutional judges tomorrow, but due to disagreements with the opposition, the court is likely to remain incomplete.
Three judges from the Islamabad High Court (IHC), including Kayani, Sattar, and Imtiaz, have been transferred to provincial High Courts, a move reportedly objected to by the Chief Justice.
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Sokol Sadushi criticized the High Judicial Council and the High Prosecutorial Council for delays in the ethical and professional evaluation of judges and prosecutors, which hinders the normal functioning of Albania's justice system and impacts promotions and vacancy fulfillment.
Pakistan's Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) has approved the transfer of Islamabad High Court (IHC) judges Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kiani, Justice Babar Sattar, and Justice Saman Riffat Imtiaz to…
The Provincial Administrative Court (WSA) in Poland has ruled that a resolution concerning the election of lay judges constitutes an act of local law, requiring its publication in the official journal.
Two out of three judges in a Copenhagen court have declared themselves biased in the ongoing trial of a 22-year-old Swede accused of recruiting young Swedes for murder assignments in Denmark.
The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) reminded judges that their rulings and interactions significantly shape public perception of fairness, integrity, and accessibility within the justice system.
«Η πραξικοπηματική υπέρβαση της δικαστικής απόφασης από τον εισαγγελέα του ΑΠ έχει ερμηνεία: Ο Νίξον της Ελλάδας έχει περισσότερα εργαλεία από τον πραγματικό»
Hungarian celebrities Tóth Gabi and Curtis will not be part of the jury for the TV2 talent show Megasztár, with Puskás-Dallos Bogi and T.Danny replacing them.
An opinion piece laments the fading of the 'regeneration' debate in Spanish politics, observing that the focus has shifted from improving democracy to simply ensuring laws are obeyed and judges respected.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities stating the suspect likely targeted Trump administration officials. The incident raised concerns about security and prompted reactions from attendees and officials.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has called for the creation of a registry of former judges to serve in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, emphasizing their importance for access to justice.
A new immigration bill in Italy proposes transferring the power to repatriate unaccompanied migrant minors from judges to prefects, aiming to facilitate the return of those under 18.
Ante Sanader, president of the HDZ parliamentary club, stated that HDZ offers a solution and calls for an agreement on the election of Constitutional Court judges, responding to SDP's Siniša Hajdaš Dončić.
A procedure has been initiated against Croatia in Strasbourg following a lawsuit by two former candidates for the Constitutional Court, challenging the election of constitutional judges.
The Slovak Supreme Court issued a statement indirectly defending Judge Pamela Záleská, declaring that threats of prosecuting judges for their decisions are unacceptable. This statement has sparked debate among judges regarding the protection of judicial independence.
Thirty graduates from Moldova's National Institute of Justice (INJ) have received their certificates, marking the 18th promotion, with 12 candidates for judges and 18 for prosecutors.
Scholars, writers, and artists, including Sally Rooney and Greta Thunberg, have sent a letter to the court of appeal expressing support for the proscribed group Palestine Action, risking arrest ahead of an appeal hearing.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, attending an informal EU summit in Cyprus, commented on the opposition's walkout from a Constitutional Committee session and the failure to elect three remaining Constitutional Court judges.
The Union of Judges in Bulgaria has been attempting for 18 months to obtain data from the Supreme Judicial Council regarding pre-trial proceedings and preliminary prosecutorial checks against judges, but the Council continues to withhold the information.
Peter Beinart's book, 'Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza,' received a PEN America award, with judges praising its narrative approach, amidst controversy surrounding PEN America's report on Israel.
The Polish Constitutional Tribunal (TK) is embroiled in ongoing disputes regarding the selection of judges and its overall functioning, with calls from legal experts and politicians for a 'reset' to r
The process for electing Constitutional Court judges in Croatia has stalled, with no agreement reached despite candidates being praised by both ruling and opposition parties.
Four artists have been shortlisted for a prestigious British art prize, with judges commending their compelling reflection of contemporary British art.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has affirmed its jurisdiction over the case concerning former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's 'war on drugs' killings. ICC judges also rejected a bid to release Duterte, allowing the investigation into alleged crimes against humanity to proceed.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is facing intense scrutiny and ongoing investigations into her financial transactions, with an Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) report reportedly confirming suspicious activities. This comes amidst impeachment hearings and discussions about the Duterte family's alleged growing business interests.
The European Union has approved the creation of a working group tasked with drafting Montenegro's accession treaty. This move signifies a step forward in Montenegro's path towards EU membership.
Croatian political parties, including SDP and HDZ, are accusing each other of obstructing the election of judges for the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court. Both sides claim the other is unwilling to fill the crucial judicial positions.
In Poland, judges currently lack the ability to subject decisions regarding their transfer between departments to judicial review, a situation no longer seen as a state pathology by the government.
Pakistan's Chief Justice has summoned a Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) meeting to address legal concerns regarding the process and independence of judges' transfers.
Judges in Poland have begun evaluating candidates for the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) as part of the government's "Plan B" following a presidential veto, though some neo-judges question the process.
The General Assembly of Judges of Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has adopted a resolution to withhold its opinion on candidates for the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS). This decision impacts the pre-selection process for the council.
Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the president's chancellery, announced a motion to the Constitutional Tribunal to resolve a competence dispute surrounding the swearing-in of new judges.
Karolina Rokita from the Polish Judges' Association "Iustitia" emphasizes the irreplaceable human element in courts, stating that judges should refrain from using artificial intelligence in cases of doubt, contrasting Poland's approach with China's extensive AI use in legal proceedings.
Author Elisa Beni discusses her new book, 'How they kill our democracy', criticizing the Spanish government's campaign against judges and warning that it is leading democracy into a dangerous and unprecedented situation.
A Polish government spokesperson has publicly criticized the President regarding the issue of 'raptus' judges, whose swearing-in is reportedly in the hands of the Constitutional Tribunal. The comments highlight ongoing tensions between the executive and judicial branches.
Justice BV Nagarathna of the Indian Supreme Court stressed the importance for judges to cultivate courage and remain free from external pressures to uphold the integrity of the judiciary.
Judges have voiced concerns regarding the increasing use of artificial intelligence by lawyers in legal cases. The judiciary is grappling with the implications and ethical considerations of AI integration in the legal profession.
Ghana's Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has called on judges across the country to uphold their independence and resist “unseen instructions” and political interference in their duties.
Judges of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal are filing reports, including one alleging 'official crime,' as part of an ongoing legal and political battle surrounding the institution. This comes amidst concerns about the deepening crisis within the judiciary, with figures like Bogdan Święczkowski also engaging in the debate.
The CBI told the High Court that accepting Kejriwal's reasons for disqualifying judges would lead to all judges being disqualified from political leaders' cases if their relatives are on government panels.
India's Supreme Court has issued a warning to high courts, urging them to cease making "adverse remarks" against district court judges, citing concerns about judicial oppression.
Investigative judges in Madrid have publicly defended Judge Peinado against "attacks" and "disqualifications" from the government. The criticism stems from his handling of the case involving Begoña Gómez.
A person portraying author Miki Liukkonen captivated judges at the performative reading championship held in Kaisaniemi, Helsinki, an event attended by hundreds.
The Judicial Council of North Macedonia has approved agreements for psychological and integrity tests to be used in the selection process for judges, following a debate on whether the discussion should be public.
Croatia's ruling HDZ party has once again, for the seventh time, blocked the procedure for electing the head of the Supreme Court. Their insistence on combining two legally and constitutionally incompatible processes—the election of the Supreme Court president with three constitutional judges—is cited as the main obstacle.
Jarosław Gwizdak discusses the crucial qualities and characteristics sought in judges to be elected to Poland's National Council of the Judiciary (KRS), emphasizing teamwork, courage, and readiness for controversial decisions.
The Supreme Court collegium in India has approved a proposal for the appointment of two women advocates as judges to the Kerala High Court, marking a significant step for judicial diversity.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated that the judiciary has nothing to fear from AI, detailing a roadmap for future cases and how judges should be equipped to handle them.
A debate is ongoing regarding the respective roles of judges and psychiatrists in determining the culpability of defendants. The discussion focuses on how mental health assessments influence legal decisions on guilt.
The failure of a rental measure, effective for only 30 days, has left millions of tenants in Spain facing an uncertain future and in the hands of judges.
The Ministry of Law and Justice in Pakistan has notified the transfer of three judges from the Islamabad High Court (IHC) to other high courts under Article 200 of the Constitution.
The article identifies the judges assigned to the International Criminal Court (ICC) trial of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. These judges have previously handled cases involving the Central African Republic, Mali, and the Palestine situation.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković asserted that the ruling party selects judges objectively, while criticizing the opposition for choosing candidates based on their anticipated behavior. His remarks focused on the process of judicial appointments.
The Union of Administrative Judges is calling on the Ministry of Justice to immediately implement effective security measures in all courthouses across Greece, following a recent attack at the Court of First Instance.
An opinion piece by Jacek Dubois from Rzeczpospolita discusses the complex situation surrounding the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland, emphasizing the need for clear legal interpretation.
The election of judges for Portugal's Constitutional Court has been postponed until early May, with uncertainty surrounding when José João Abrantes will vacate a crucial position needed to fulfill an agreement between the PS and PSD parties.
Portuguese prosecutors are proposing to alter digital evidence regulations, aiming to remove judges' power to select which emails investigators can access, bringing it closer to wiretapping rules.
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan has approved the transfer of three judges from the Islamabad High Court (IHC). This decision has reportedly caused uncertainty within the courtrooms.
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece has spoken out against a 'climate of contempt for justice,' citing criticism regarding the shelving of the wiretapping case.
The judges at the Liege-Bastogne-Liege race imposed a penalty on Tadej Pogačar after his victory due to an inappropriate jersey on the podium, which they later withdrew.
A court has ruled that the Pentagon can temporarily enforce its policy requiring journalists to be escorted while inside its facilities, pending the outcome of an ongoing appeal process.
A Tunisian journalist has been arrested after publishing criticisms against the country's judiciary, sparking concerns over press freedom. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the media and the judicial system.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković expressed hope that the opposition would show reason in the election of Constitutional Court judges, warning that a lack of agreement could further prolong the process.
Goran Angelov-Kjoseto stated on social media that April 27 symbolizes "politically convicted, corrupt judges, and high treason," accusing political interference in judicial processes and unequal treatment before the law.
Panagiotis Rafailidis transformed into Greek singer Yiannis Parios on the "Your Face Sounds Familiar" stage, performing "To poulao to spiti" and captivating both judges and the audience.
Two judges have reportedly withdrawn from a gang-related court case, though further details about the reasons for their withdrawal are not immediately available.
Two judges in Copenhagen have declared themselves ineligible to preside over a case where two men are accused of sending young Swedes into gang warfare in Denmark.
The Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils in Montenegro paid out hundreds of thousands of euros last year in severance packages for judges and prosecutors upon their departure from public office.
Bulgaria is reported to have one of the highest numbers of supreme court judges in Europe, a situation that critics argue masks weaknesses in lower court instances rather than solving problems.
President Trump canceled a US delegation's trip to Pakistan intended for peace talks with Iran, citing reasons such as receiving a 'better offer' or 'infighting' within the Iranian regime. The cancellation casts doubt on immediate diplomatic breakthroughs regarding the Iran conflict.
A growing trend in Finland involves disappointed parties labeling court decisions as ideological and questioning judges' motives, a practice some parliament members also engage in, which is seen as undermining the rule of law.
A total of 30 applications have been received for the selection of two judges for the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with one application rejected due to incomplete documentation.
A group of 28 lawmakers from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has submitted a motion calling for targeted sanctions against Turkish judges and prosecutors. This action comes in response to Ankara's failure to implement court rulings.
Pakistan's Chief Justice openly opposed a Judicial Commission meeting concerning the transfer of a judge, arguing it would render key constitutional ideals redundant.
A judiciary union has declared the recent election of 58 judges unconstitutional, citing concerns over nepotism and suspected influence peddling. The union's statement raises serious questions about the integrity of the judicial appointment process.
Pakistan's Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Afridi has reportedly rejected a request from the Islamabad High Court (IHC) Chief Justice to convene a meeting regarding the transfer of judges.
Unofficial calculations suggest that candidates from the joint list of four judicial associations, known as "Iustitia," have won the primary elections for Poland's National Council of the Judiciary. This outcome indicates significant support for these candidates.
Polish courts are experiencing a staffing crisis, with nearly 10 percent fewer judges than a decade ago and a wave of retirements attributed to demographics and ongoing judicial system issues.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is facing an impeachment hearing in the House, with her camp addressing accusations and her travel plans drawing scrutiny. She has also publicly refuted claims regarding billions in her bank accounts, while the House panel prepares to investigate related matters.
The Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) has voiced strong concerns regarding the transfer of judges, warning that such moves could potentially undermine judicial independence.
An extraordinary judicial inspection report arrived at the office of Marija Knez, president of the Municipal Court in Zadar, amidst a chaotic situation regarding the transfer of judges.
An opinion piece explores the debate on whether Supreme Court judges create law, referencing Yoni Kulendi's emphatic statement that they do not, and questioning if that is the full story.
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan is reportedly set to recommend the transfer of five judges from the Islamabad High Court to provincial high courts, with a meeting convened for April.
This is a situation that does not so much detract from the dignity of the judges as it defies the dignity of the Polish state, said Dariusz Mazur in "Faktach po Faktach".
Benčić has accused Croatian Prime Minister Plenković of unconstitutionally interfering in the selection of Supreme and Constitutional Court judges, alleging an attempt to usurp powers and control…
North Macedonia's Judicial Council has adopted its annual report for 2025, which includes the appointment of 68 new judges and the dismissal of two, alongside the implementation of a new electronic system for transparency.
The first unofficial results of the "primary elections" for Poland's National Council of the Judiciary show that all judges from the list supported by several judges' associations are among the top…
Details of judges' salaries in Montenegro have been revealed, showing that the president of the highest court earned nearly €44,500 from her basic salary last year, with total income exceeding €66,000
SDP President Siniša Hajdaš Dončić held a press conference to criticize a "radical right-winger and violator of the Constitution" in relation to the election of constitutional judges, expressing his discomfort.
Polish constitutionalists have issued a statement asserting that the President has failed to fulfill his duty by delaying the swearing-in of new judges elected to the Constitutional Tribunal.
India's Supreme Court dismissed a lawyer's petition challenging contempt proceedings initiated against him for making remarks against a High Court judge. The court reiterated that while fair criticism of judges is permissible, baseless allegations will not be tolerated.
Karol Nawrocki explained his selection process for Constitutional Tribunal judges and accused the Sejm (Polish parliament) of wrongdoing. Experts, however, dismissed his arguments as 'magical thinking'.
Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković stated that the political situation is not yet "ripe" for the election of new constitutional judges. He suggested that conditions might improve for their selection within approximately ten days.
A US delegation is set to travel to Pakistan for a new round of negotiations with Iran, as Tehran maintains that a final deal is still distant and continues to assert its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also claims to be replenishing missile launchers faster than before.
The Kano State Judicial Service Commission has sanctioned two Sharia court judges and approved the appointment of Hussaini Hassan-Suleiman as the new Chief Registrar of the High Court of Justice.
Primary elections for members of the National Council of the Judiciary are set to begin in courts across Poland, allowing judges to vote for judges, though some judges have announced a boycott.
The Plaza Prizes, a writing competition offering £20,000 in awards, seems to have shut down, with reports of unpaid winners and judges, and accusations of AI use.
Judges in Kenya have raised concerns regarding the increasing use of artificial intelligence by lawyers in legal cases, prompting discussions on ethical and practical implications.
The Union of Administrative Judges in Greece is protesting long-standing infrastructure problems in the country's courthouses, citing significant damage from heavy rainfall on April 1st at the Corinth Courthouse, which led to its operational suspension.
The article provides recommendations on effectively deploying new judges to alleviate the existing case backlog, cautioning against spreading resources too thinly.
The case of two US immigration judges who were fired, while another retained his job, offers insight into the administration's stance on free speech and its view that some noncitizens may not possess First Amendment rights.
The Vaasa Administrative Court has warned that budget cuts targeting the judiciary threaten to significantly prolong its processing times. This could impact several fixed-term judges, presenters, and office staff.
The US Senate voted down measures seeking to block arms sales to Israel and to rein in President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with most Democrats supporting the efforts to halt the arms sales.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced that the government will decide on fuel prices on Monday and introduce a new law allowing VAT adjustment on fuel, while also commenting on negotiations for constitutional and supreme court judges.
An opinion piece discusses former Supreme Court judge Abhay S Oka's assertion that sitting judges should refrain from participating in political events, a statement made in the context of Arvind Kejriwal's recusal plea.
Female-led beauty businesses in Lagos have successfully secured N6 million in funding after presenting their business models to a panel of judges at a local pitch event.
The International Federation of Women Lawyers Ghana (FIDA) has petitioned the Judicial Service, calling for urgent retraining of judges following a divorce ruling deemed 'dangerous' and deeply troubling.
Judges at the Constanța Tribunal in Romania have refused to hear a civil case brought by a lawyer alleging manipulation of the random distribution system for criminal cases.