Former Senator Sola Akinyede, a lawyer, stated that only about 15% of Nigeria's judiciary is clean and called for two women at the top to clear the rot, discussing the potential benefits of female leadership in the National Judicial Council and Nigerian Bar Association.

An article titled 'Raju Ramachandran’s 14 lawyers: The Bar we had, the Bench we need' discusses aspects of the legal profession and judiciary in India, referencing Raju Ramachandran.

The Assembly of North Macedonia, based on a proposal from the Committee on Political System and Inter-Community Relations, adopted measures to implement the Ombudsman's recommendations for 2025, including those in the judiciary.

Gerardo Pisarello, First Secretary of the Congress Bureau and candidate for Mayor of Barcelona, advocates for a broad left-wing front to counter neofascism. He also demands greater self-criticism from the PSOE regarding corruption cases but denounces 'lawfare' operations from the judiciary aimed at overthrowing the government.

The Center for Training in the Judiciary and State Prosecutor's Office (COSDT) and the Center for Civic Education (CGO) in Montenegro have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to establish a framework for long-term collaboration in judicial reform and human rights protection.

Austrian Justice Minister Sporrer has announced plans to reform the country's lay judiciary system. She aims to 'rethink' the current structure of citizen participation in courts.

Iran’s judiciary warned against 'infiltrators' and announced new executions, with many cases related to security offenses prosecuted under a law announced after last year's 12-day war with Israel.

Hong Kong High Court judge Wilson Chan is set to be reprimanded again for plagiarism after the Judiciary flagged substantial copying in his work. This marks a repeated instance of disciplinary action against the judge.

A commentary argues for consistency in restoring the rule of law in Poland, suggesting that reforms should extend beyond the judiciary to include the tax system.

The Committee for Political System, Judiciary, and Administration in Montenegro is set to vote on three candidates for the Judicial Council and review its annual report for 2025.

Former Senator Akinyede Sola has described the election of Oyinlasola Badejo-Okunsanya, SAN, as President of the NBA as historic, noting that female heads of the Bench and Bar have two years to restore confidence in the judiciary.

An opinion piece by Dele Sobowale critically examines the state of Nigeria's democracy, particularly in the absence of effective legislative and judicial functions.

Ghana's proposed Tribunal Bill is facing significant criticism from legal experts and politicians who argue it is unconstitutional, historically ineffective, and would be more expensive to operate than the existing court system. Opponents estimate the regional tribunal courts could cost over US$10 million to run, with the NDC government reportedly being the sole proponent.

A new EU Commission report indicates that corruption remains widespread in Croatia, despite active prosecution by authorities, and public trust in the judiciary is notably low.

The European Commission's Rule of Law Report on Serbia highlighted political pressure on the judiciary and prosecution, as well as obstructions faced by the media, noting a lack of debate in the Serbian parliament.

The Association of Judicial Assistants in Serbia has stated that proposed amendments to laws concerning the Judicial Academy, judges, and public prosecution would jeopardize the independence of the judiciary.

The Kwara State Judicial Service Commission has dismissed two court registrars and demoted a magistrate due to gross misconduct, reaffirming its commitment to judicial integrity.

While Logar believes a new law grants appropriate powers to all in the prosecution chain, the judiciary is still reviewing the text, with initial impressions raising concerns about its effectiveness.

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, urged deeper collaboration between Ghana's judiciary and chieftaincy institutions to ensure timely resolution of disputes and strengthen public confidence.

A Spanish court has convicted David Sánchez, the brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, and disqualified him from holding public office. This ruling further escalates the ongoing conflict between the Prime Minister and the judiciary.

Monika Frąckowiak, a member of the new term of the National Council of the Judiciary, states that Judge Piebiak exploits a dysfunctional disciplinary system, allowing him to retain his judicial status.

A new report by a rights group claims that judicial corruption in Pakistan is systemic, asserting that executive influence has eroded the independence of the judiciary.

The Council of Prosecutors has strongly condemned an anonymous email bomb threat targeting Maroš Žilinka and his family, labeling it as unacceptable intimidation of the judiciary.

Nigeria's Chief Justice stated that the success of judicial reforms is contingent on the support of legal professionals. He highlighted the shared responsibility of the legal profession and the Judiciary in promoting justice and the rule of law.

Key Republican senators on the Judiciary Committee are reportedly seeking concessions from Todd Blanche, who is nominated to be attorney general, though a full revolt against his confirmation is not apparent.

Richard Wagner, a judge of the Canadian Supreme Court since 2012 and its president for the last decade, emphasizes that people observing an institution must see themselves reflected in it. This highlights the importance of public trust in the judiciary.

This article profiles Omondi Tunya, a magistrate known for his role in Kenya's judiciary during a period when critics of the regime often faced imprisonment.

India's NCERT has released a revised Class 8 Social Science textbook, removing a controversial chapter on the judiciary and altering historical narratives, including changes to the Congress's stance on Partition and dropping references to Hitler.

Justice Kulendi of Ghana's Supreme Court stated that judges decide cases based on law, not politics, and urged Ghanaians to stop bribing judges to ensure a cleaner judiciary.

A commentary questions whether the judiciary can be left to govern itself, given 'questionable relationships' and 'judicial feuds.' It discusses the political desire to establish an oversight body for judges versus judges' desire for lifetime tenure.

The Kano State Judiciary has dismissed a Sharia court judge and a director for bribery and certificate fraud, respectively. Several other judicial officers have also been suspended due to various misconduct allegations.

A new conflict has erupted between Spain's General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) and the Ministry of Justice over the latter's refusal to grant reinforcement measures to courts across the country.

One professor has been acquitted of charges related to a controversial 'meme' incident at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, while another claims the judiciary is not independent.

President Bola Tinubu has defended the Federal Capital Territory Administration's (FCTA) exit from the Treasury Single Account (TSA), commending Minister Wike for accelerating Abuja's infrastructure projects. He also commissioned two separate judiciary and law school facilities, including the Body of Benchers Annex and Law School Quarters.

European media outlets are reporting on the murder of a Mexican journalist, highlighting her work on the connections between police, the judiciary, and drug cartels.

President Trump is appointing his former personal lawyers to federal judgeships, as part of a broader strategy to influence the federal courts. This move raises questions about judicial independence and the politicization of the judiciary.

Iran's Leader has reappointed Mohseni-Eje’i as the head of the country's Judiciary. This reappointment confirms his continued leadership in the judicial system.

A Radio Free Europe discussion focused on the Bosnian judiciary's approach to war crimes, with participants arguing that any society justifying or defending criminals is sick.

Malacañang has rejected claims that the executive branch could influence the judiciary in the plunder case against Sen. Rodante Marcoleta, according to Palace press officer Claire Castro.

The debate on judicial reform in Poland has long focused on who controls the courts and its impact on the justice system. Less frequently asked is the more fundamental question of how to stop the process of increasing entropy of the rule of law.

A Radio Free Europe 'Most' program discussed the Bosnian and Herzegovinian judiciary's approach to war crimes, raising concerns about whether the majority of Srebrenica genocide perpetrators will remain unpunished.

Romania's Social Democratic Party (PSD) has lodged a complaint with the European Parliament regarding statements made by the National Liberal Party (PNL) concerning the independence of the judiciary. The PSD has specifically alerted the LIBE Committee about the dispute.

Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to providing a conducive working environment for judicial officers as he inspected the ongoing construction of the Justice Saidu Kawu Court House in Ilorin.

Božo Grmoja, president of the Most party, has called for a radical overhaul of the judiciary, advocating for its complete dismantling and rebuilding, while also criticizing media dependence on authorities.

The Iranian judiciary is reportedly re-enforcing stricter hijab laws, punishing women and musicians, including singer Parastoo Ahmadi, with measures like flogging.

Croatian politician Grmoja from the Most party has accused the HDZ and SDP parties of being deeply interconnected and jointly responsible for the poor state of the judiciary.

The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to discuss new legislation concerning accommodation rental, as well as topics related to energy drinks and the judiciary.

After more than eight decades, the Croatian judiciary has annulled a death sentence issued by the Military Court of the City Command of Zagreb in July 1945 against five priests.

The Obidient Movement has accused President Bola Tinubu’s administration and the APC of using the judiciary to weaken opposition political parties ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Ahead of the October elections for the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM), left-wing factions are reportedly divided, with Area opposing Magistratura democratica.

Atedo Peterside, through the NDC, has outlined methods to curb judicial rascality in Nigeria. His proposals aim to address concerns about the integrity and conduct of the judiciary.

Portugal's Military Judiciary Police are investigating a GNR officer who fired shots into the air in Portalegre. According to the GNR, the officer appeared to be experiencing psychological instability at the time and received immediate clinical support after the incident.

The updated NCERT Class 9 textbook now characterizes the judiciary as 'impartial and independent,' a topic previously covered in the 'Working of Institutions' chapter.

A salary dispute between the Canadian federal government and over 1,000 federally appointed judges is causing concern within legal and political circles, potentially tarnishing the judiciary's reputation.

A new report has uncovered serious errors on the part of the police and judiciary in the case of the 11-year-old Lyhanna, who was raped and murdered.

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has adopted a resolution on Serbia, expressing concerns regarding the country's judiciary, media freedom, and recent protests. The resolution also mentioned issues of corruption and allegations of sonic weapons.

Pavličić has stated that an independent judiciary is a fundamental guarantee for the protection of citizens' rights. This emphasizes the importance of judicial autonomy in upholding legal principles and safeguarding individual freedoms.

A recent decision by a French court has raised questions about its stance on Palestine, with critics suggesting it denies the widely accepted right of occupied populations to resist.

The evaluation process for prosecutors and judges in Moldova, intended to "cleanse" the judiciary, is increasingly contested by civil society. This comes after some candidates rejected by international experts were subsequently validated by internal bodies.

The Council for the Judiciary has advised that the criminal prosecution of school truancy in the Netherlands should be ended and replaced with a more appropriate and effective system for addressing students who skip classes.

An opinion piece argues that Chief Justice Richard Wagner's stance on criticism highlights a growing conceit within the judiciary, urging Parliament to reassert its constitutional duty to check judicial power.

The president of Spain's Judicial Power has warned of 'unacceptable tension' between the Executive and Judicial branches, calling for the magistracy to be protected from external interference and smear campaigns.

A new report analyzing judiciary proceedings involving media in Serbia reveals a record increase in attacks on journalists. The report also notes the use of frivolous lawsuits aimed at silencing independent and critical voices.

Bode George has called on the National Judicial Council (NJC) to safeguard the independence of the judiciary amidst the ongoing crisis within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). His statement emphasizes the importance of judicial autonomy during political disputes.

Interpol has reportedly rejected Serbia's request for an international arrest warrant for six students from Novi Sad, a decision that has led to concerns about the international reputation of Serbian institutions and its police, prosecution, and judiciary.

Minister Habijan congratulated 49 new judicial police officers in Croatia, emphasizing that the judiciary, alongside the military, police, and firefighters, forms one of the foundations of national security and state stability.

Ghana's Minority Leader, Afenyo-Markin, accused the government of political persecution, stating that even if all NPP MPs were imprisoned, the opposition would still hold the government accountable. He also advised the Minority to challenge Wontumi's conviction in court rather than castigating the judiciary.

The leader of Portugal's Chega party is considering establishing an inquiry commission into the actions of the Judiciary Police (PJ), emphasizing the need for courage while ensuring the PJ's integrity is not compromised. He hopes Luís Neves will not influence Prime Minister Montenegro's decision.

The Knesset informed the High Court that a judicial-selection reform, potentially leading to lower professional standards for Supreme Court appointees, could be justified by increased public trust and a more diverse judiciary.

The European Commission's annual rule of law report praised Czechia for its independent judiciary but criticized the country for issues related to conflict of interest, media, and lawmaking.

Czech President Petr Pavel has warned against actions that could undermine public trust in the justice system and highlighted shortcomings in the fight against corruption. His statements emphasize the importance of maintaining integrity within the judiciary.

The Pakistani judiciary has put forward a proposal for the establishment of a new Commercial Court, recommending the insertion of a new Article 212A into the Constitution to create this specialized judicial forum.

The Indian Supreme Court has stayed further proceedings before the Allahabad High Court in a long-pending Public Interest Litigation concerning the alleged custodial death of a physically disabled man in 2009.

North Macedonia's Democratic Union advocates for limiting judges' terms to seven years with re-election, arguing that the current lifetime tenure does not ensure sufficient accountability or public trust in the judiciary.

The Judicial Police are investigating how a trailer and chemical precursors, seized in 2024, ended up at Construbarcelos, a company that has secured 2.3 million euros in contracts with the Judiciary. The chemicals are suspected to be for drug manufacturing.

Croatian official Habijan highlighted a European Commission report acknowledging Croatia's advancements in its judiciary and anti-corruption efforts, though long-standing court processes remain a challenge.

The European Commission has highlighted that the perception of judicial independence in Montenegro remains very low among citizens, while the perceived level of corruption in the public sector remains high, with concerns also raised about media influence from Serbian-owned companies.

The level of perceived independence of the judiciary in Croatia remains very low among both the general public and businesses, although progress has been noted in implementing last year's recommendations, according to a rule of law report.

The office of Abubakar Malami, Nigeria's former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, has appealed a Federal High Court judgment concerning the forfeiture of certain properties linked to him, while reiterating confidence in the judiciary.

Ghana's Chief Justice highlighted that public confidence is the Supreme Court's most valuable asset and stressed the importance of justice serving ordinary citizens, not just the powerful. He urged the judiciary to preserve, reform, and renew itself, asserting that justice belongs to the people.

Slovenia is experiencing a political debate over the establishment of SKOK, a new body intended to combat organized crime, with Democrats supporting it as a crucial pre-election promise and others accusing them of political interference in the judiciary.

Politico reports that the European Commission's rule of law report urges reforms in Hungary, citing significant shortcomings in the judiciary and the fight against corruption.

A life term has been upheld for the murder of Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand, with the court describing the act as a "direct assault on the judiciary."

The professional committee representing employees in Montenegro's judiciary is demanding dignified working conditions. They are calling for the working group tasked with drafting the Law on Judicial Administration to resume its work within 15 days.

The lawyer for Stoyan Mavrodiev, former executive director of the Bulgarian Development Bank (BBR), stated that Mavrodiev likely fled because he lacked trust in the judicial system. Mavrodiev, a lawyer himself, had concerns despite living in Bulgaria.

Articles discuss the significant influence of the judiciary in democratic processes, particularly in Nigeria, and its critical role in resolving inter-state disputes, referencing Justice Kuldip Singh's contributions to the Satluj row.

Jeton Shasivari has been officially appointed as the new Minister of Justice, stating his commitment to dedicated, responsible, and transparent work focused on advancing the rule of law and strengthening the judiciary.

Judges are warning that proposed reforms to Poland's Civil Procedure Code, including the abolition of horizontal complaints and the reintroduction of three-judge panels for appeals, could further slow down the already inefficient judiciary.

Circuit Court Judge Susana Nyakortey has advocated for the appointment of more judges to strengthen Ghana's judiciary, emphasizing its importance for enhancing the efficiency of the country's justice delivery system.

Igbo Leaders of Thought have issued a warning against the suppression of political opposition, stating that such actions undermine democracy. They called upon the judiciary to actively safeguard democratic principles in Nigeria.

The case of Simon Schembri, a police officer, is highlighted as an example revealing the Maltese government's priorities under Robert Abela, particularly concerning funding for the judiciary versus other projects.

Uganda's judiciary has rejected a directive from the country's lawyers' association that instructed its members to cease addressing judges as 'My Lord' or 'My Lady' and to abandon the practice of bowing.

A new report by the International Federation for Human Rights and a member organization alleges state capture of the superior judiciary in Pakistan, highlighting favouritism, nepotism, and calling for the repeal of the 26th and 27th amendments.

Israel's government has openly refused to comply with a Supreme Court ruling regarding a TV channel, leading to warnings from the President, judiciary, and opposition about potential anarchy.

Despite widespread corruption, President Sánchez is positioned to revalidate his investiture in 2027, leveraging the economy, the official establishment of biblockism, and an effective campaign to undermine the image of the judiciary.

India's NCERT is reportedly rewriting its judiciary lesson, addressing topics from 'corruption' to Public Interest Litigations (PILs), in the fallout of a Supreme Court controversy.

Lawyers in Ogun State have begun a three-day boycott of courts to protest new judiciary policies, including a N100,000 fee for virtual hearings. The boycott aims to challenge the implementation of these new regulations.

An explosive report by the US House Judiciary Committee claims that South Korea's government has systematically discriminated against American companies, citing firms like Coupang.

Professor Philip Ebow Bondzi-Simpson, Vice-Chancellor of Methodist University Ghana, has called for Ghana's Judiciary to adopt technology, institutional reforms, and greater transparency to enhance justice delivery.

New restrictions on parliamentary mandates in Hungary, part of reforms inspired by Viktor Orbán, are expected to take effect around 2030, alongside discussions of a less biased judiciary.

The article analyzes the ongoing conflict between the Spanish government and the judiciary, exploring the implications and potential outcomes of this institutional confrontation.

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has inspected the ongoing construction of the Justice Saidu Kawu Court House, expressing satisfaction with the progress and quality of work.

The potential return of Serbs to Kosovo's judiciary, which they left in 2022, has re-emerged in public discourse. While there is no official confirmation, sources suggest this could represent a new tactic in the ongoing dialogue.

The article suggests that the judiciary is closing in on the Sánchez government, implying that concerted efforts are underway to prevent the administration from surviving until 2027. This indicates growing legal and political pressure on the current Spanish government.

An Argentine court has ruled that President Milei's decree tightening migration rules, particularly requirements for citizenship and voting rights, is unconstitutional and should be decided by Congress.

Atiku Abubakar has praised the judiciary's courage in its handling of the leadership dispute within the African Democratic Congress (ADC). He emphasized that courts cannot be hijacked.

The Section for Judges of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) denounced an 'unprecedented escalation' of public discourse against judicial institutions, following the National Liberal Party's (PNL) reaction to a congress challenged in court.

Two young men, aged 18 and 19, were detained by the Judiciary Police in Portugal on Tuesday, indicted for consummated and attempted rape, as well as illicit recordings and photographs of a 24-year-old victim.

New Democracy's proposals concerning articles 89 and 90 of the Constitution, related to the independence of the judiciary, have been criticized as a tasteless joke.

Turkey's largest opposition party, CHP, is reportedly facing internal power struggles and a potential split, a development seen as aligning with President Erdoğan's political strategy and the actions of the pro-government judiciary.

A report from Portugal's Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) indicates that three judges will face compulsory retirement and six will be suspended in 2025. The report, delivered to Parliament, also shows an increase in disciplinary processes from 16 to 24.

Canada's Supreme Court nominee, Glenn Joyal, stated that better outreach and communication are crucial for restoring public trust in the judiciary, especially as judges face increased scrutiny.

Austria's coalition government has reached an agreement regarding the federal prosecutor's office, proposing that defense lawyers should also be eligible to apply for prosecutorial roles and that parliament should have a say in the decision. However, the proposal still requires approval from the Greens and faces protests from within the judiciary.

A commentary discusses the role of Nigerian judges, state disorder, and the concept of State Police, highlighting concerns about the judiciary's impact on democracy.

The article discusses clientelism in the judiciary, referencing a Spanish court ruling and highlighting Portugal's own backlog of unresolved cases and structural slowness.

The US military justice system is facing scrutiny after a pilot was convicted of strangling a British woman, raising questions about its independence. Concurrently, Spain's judiciary is under examination due to corruption allegations involving the government.

A new three-year project, "Support for Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina through Constitutional Judiciary," worth over two million euros, has been officially launched in Sarajevo by the EU and Council of Europe.

Members of the Serbian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) discussed the resolution on Serbia, which includes observations on election irregularities, media freedom, and the judiciary.

The National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) has stated that the Constitutional Tribunal's panels are irregular without new judges, a position the Tribunal has deemed unlawful. This highlights an ongoing dispute regarding judicial appointments and the legitimacy of court compositions.

A proposal is being considered in Bulgaria for state employees, including police, military, and judiciary personnel, to gradually begin paying a portion of their social security contributions, similar to other workers.

The General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has referred Judge Peinado's case to the Disciplinary Action Promoter to assess a possible disciplinary file. This decision was made by a divided CGPJ, with the president's tie-breaking vote.

A 3,000-page report on Cyprus reveals alleged links between political power, judiciary members, and business interests, scrutinizing state officials' handling of a dispute involving a Russian oligarch and his ex-wife.

Bartłomiej Starosta, a newly appointed member of Poland's National Council of the Judiciary (KRS), stated he will continue to criticize abuses and expressed skepticism about the president relinquishing powers in judicial appointments.

Political parties in Montenegro are engaged in mutual accusations regarding delays in voting on constitutional changes in the judiciary, with the public left to witness the blame game.

A student-led group at Emory Law School has petitioned the Supreme Court to address the judiciary's internal system for handling misconduct and to implement stronger workplace protections for federal court employees.

The Agency for Identification Documents, Registers, and Data Exchange of Bosnia and Herzegovina (IDDEEA) has warned that court rulings against it and the Indirect Taxation Authority (UIO) jeopardize the state budget, judiciary, and digital system. This statement highlights concerns over the impact of legal decisions on critical national infrastructure.

A trailer was escorted by the Judiciary Police to a contractor's warehouse in Barcelos, raising questions about the appropriate role of a PJ director as a minister. This event highlights concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest within government positions.

Interpol's rejection of Serbia's request for an arrest warrant for six Novi Sad students poses a significant problem for Serbia's police, prosecution, and judiciary, damaging their international reputation and trust.

The South Korean government has formally submitted a rebuttal to a US House Judiciary Committee report that alleged Seoul discriminated against US-listed e-commerce company Coupang through regulatory actions, seeking correction of factual errors.

Pavlos Marinakis, a Greek government spokesperson, stated that the 'embankment' theory aiming to cover up the train crash has collapsed and is not being investigated by the judiciary. He also clarified that Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis remains in his position, rejecting calls to reopen the Novartis case.

Only one of 17 contracts between the Portuguese Judiciary Police (PJ) and a Minho contractor was awarded through public tender, with the PJ citing security concerns for using exceptional contracting regimes.

The National Working Committee of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the judiciary to remain vigilant against what it describes as 'backdoor' attempts by individuals to hijack the party's structure.

Spain's General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has backed a reform that places the best interest of minors at the center of all proceedings, ensuring they are heard, quickly protected, and informed of their rights in an understandable manner.

An article from De Volkskrant discusses the importance of preventing the agricultural sector's power from exceeding that of the judiciary.

The permanent commission of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has postponed a decision on whether to dismiss or proceed with five complaints filed against magistrate Juan Carlos Peinado.

The Kenyan Judiciary has rejected the Law Society of Kenya's (LSK) planned boycott of courts. Additionally, a court has dismissed a bid to ban former presidents and governors from holding public office.

Iranian authorities announced they have opened files against 300 individuals accused of speaking to diaspora media, weeks after indictments were issued against dissident media groups for allegedly encouraging January's nationwide protests.

Hungary has initiated widespread reforms in public administration, media, and the judiciary since Prime Minister Péter Magyar took office, aiming to eradicate corruption. The article also touches upon similar developments in Poland.

Hristijan Mickoski stated that the judiciary in North Macedonia would not receive additional funding until it earns public trust, and promised accountability regarding the water supply issue in Gostivar.

The European Commission has highlighted concerns that elected officials and government representatives in North Macedonia have intensified personal criticism of judges and prosecutors, accusing them of corruption. The report notes statements from the highest levels of government about 'cleaning up' the judiciary.

The European Commission has stated that the independence of the judiciary in North Macedonia is threatened by state institutions, and the perception of judicial independence in Montenegro remains low. These assessments highlight ongoing challenges to the rule of law in both countries.

The European Commission's 2026 Rule of Law Report acknowledges Romania's progress in some judicial areas but notes persistent issues regarding the independence of the judiciary, the fight against corruption, and freedom of the press.

The Slovenian judiciary is currently reviewing a document, with initial impressions described as worrying.

Republican Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina stipulated during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that Todd Blanche must meet with Epstein survivors as a condition for discussing his nomination.

The Belgrade Appeals Court has, for the third time, overturned the indictment from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade regarding the collapse of the Novi Sad railway station canopy, raising concerns about political pressure on the judiciary.

Investigative journalist Manasseh Azure has called upon the judiciary to take a more robust stance in addressing and prosecuting attacks and abuses targeting journalists.

A Bulgarian commentary suggests that the leadership of the judiciary is influenced by political circumstances and is currently in a waiting phase, anticipating further developments.

Despite the holiday season, the Polish justice system is not expected to have a quiet period, with many significant events and decisions anticipated. Agata Łukaszewicz noted that there will be no 'vacation' for the judiciary.

Chief Olabode George has issued a warning against the manipulation of the judiciary and state institutions like INEC, fearing they could destabilize the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) ahead of the 2027 elections.

The Association of Prosecutors in Bulgaria (APB) has voiced opposition to linking magistrates' salaries to those of members of parliament, arguing that such a mechanism threatens the independence of the judiciary.

The Chief Justice of India unveiled the 'Tower of Justice' in Gurgaon, emphasizing the judiciary's crucial role in being efficient and impartial.

The chief justice of the Turkish Cypriot supreme court, Bertan Ozerdag, reiterated his call for a referendum to implement comprehensive reforms aimed at making the judicial system faster and more efficient.

The Parliament of Montenegro is scheduled to debate draft constitutional amendments 17 to 21 today at 5 PM, focusing on changes to the judiciary and the Central Bank.

Lakićević has been definitively sentenced to one year in prison for making threats against Judge Kovačević. The court emphasized that such behavior constitutes an attack on the judge's integrity and the independence of the judiciary.

This article discusses the delicate constitutional balance between the executive, legislature, judiciary, and the people in a democracy, examining the implications of the judicialization of politics and the politicization of the judiciary for Nigeria's democratic future.

A French court has ruled against an employee who intentionally worked during sick leave to claim damages, indicating a stricter stance on such actions by the judiciary.

The Mauthausen Committee and Welser Antifa have sharply criticized the Wels judiciary in Austria for what they describe as 'appalling' rulings, including diversions and acquittals, in cases involving far-right behavior.

Justice Omondi Tunya, who served as a magistrate before rising to the High Court, has left behind a complex legacy in the Judiciary.

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek on Monday criticized the European Parliament Türkiye rapporteur, Nacho Sanchez Amor, over remarks about the country's judiciary, saying no one cou...

Following a Supreme Court order to withdraw a controversial Class 8 Social Science textbook, NCERT has released a revised edition that rewrites contentious remarks concerning the judiciary. The revision comes four months after the court's directive.

The Employment Agency of Montenegro has rejected allegations from its union and the branch union of administration and judiciary that it acts unlawfully or discriminatorily, asserting that all employment termination procedures are conducted strictly in accordance with the law.

The Spanish government has urged the judiciary to engage in 'self-criticism' in response to a perceived lack of impartiality. Minister Óscar López downplayed recent polls showing a strong lead for PP and Vox, stating a progressive government would return after elections.

The article discusses the ethics of judges, noting that the majority are men who studied under the influence of Francoism, suggesting a generational perspective on the judiciary.

The 'sound cannon' case in Serbia is facing direct and open pressure from President Vučić on the judiciary, raising concerns about intimidation of citizens and the potential for a court epilogue.

The judiciary has stepped in as multiple lawsuits are filed against the proposed EABL-Asahi deal. The dispute primarily centers on Diageo's intention to sell its entire 65 percent stake in East African Breweries Limited (EABL).

Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has called for deeper collaboration between the Nigeria Police Force and the Judiciary to strengthen criminal justice administration and uphold the rule of law. This partnership aims to enhance the effectiveness of the criminal justice system.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ordered security for a judge who received threats following a verdict in a lynching case. The court emphasized that such measures are necessary to ensure fearless working conditions for the judiciary.

Professor Philip Ebow Bondzi-Simpson, former Rector of GIMPA, has provided an in-depth historical account and called for deeper reflection on the 150-year evolution of Ghana's judicial system, tracing its development from the colonial era to constitutional democracy.

Rep. Mike Lawler confronted Rep. Jamie Raskin during a House Judiciary Committee hearing, where a murder victim's mother advocated for sanctuary reforms, leading to a heated exchange.

The Turkish judiciary has ruled that all actions within the opposition CHP party since 2023 are null and void, potentially reinstating Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu as party leader.

An interim staff report from the US House Judiciary Committee claims South Korea has systematically discriminated against American-owned businesses, highlighting e-commerce giant Coupang as a prime example.

A report from the U.S. House Judiciary Committee claims that the South Korean government has discriminated against Coupang and other American companies.

Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis spoke about a 'conspiracy' against the judiciary that 'almost blew the country up,' in an attempt to prevent the Tempi train crash trial from starting. He made these remarks during an interview on ERTnews.

The newly constituted National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) in Poland is reportedly revisiting old cases and overturning decisions made by its previous members, signaling a shift in judicial policy.

After more than eight decades, the Croatian judiciary has annulled a 1945 verdict by the Military Court of the Zagreb City Command. This original verdict had condemned five priests—Valentin Bocak, Ivan Šabalja, Antun Vrančić, Ilija Živković, and Herbert Medić—to death by firing squad.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated in Sweden that courts must remain vigilant guardians of constitutional supremacy, highlighting the judiciary's crucial role.

A former Ogun Commissioner praises the judiciary for a life sentence in a minor rape case, reaffirming commitment to justice and protecting vulnerable members of society.

Ottawa has appointed retired judge Corrine Sparks, the first Nova Scotian of African descent to be appointed to the province's judiciary, to its Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion following criticism over its initial membership.

Prosecutor Paolo Storari's investigations have exposed worker exploitation in Italy's fashion, logistics, and other sectors, leading to the regulation of over 60,000 people's status and sparking debate on the judiciary's role.

The Serbian Parliament has adopted changes to a set of judiciary laws, with opposition amendments not being accepted during the voting process.

Judge Kalin Kalpakchiev asserts that high and middle levels within Bulgaria's judicial system must undergo scrutiny to achieve meaningful reform and change.

The Polish National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) has decided to seek legal opinions regarding the status of Łukasz Piebiak as a council member, following his suspension from judicial duties by the Minister of Justice.

National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq has 'restored' the airing of PTI speeches, though he warned against criticism of the judiciary and armed forces, and ended the suspension of a PTI MNA.

The latest HRejting poll in Croatia indicates that citizens have the most trust in the military (60%) and the least in the judiciary (9%), with a majority believing corruption is widespread and institutions lack transparency.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has established ethical standards for the judiciary, ruling that judges who lose public trust should be removed and restoring a removal penalty for a judicial officer.

The Croatian Association of Banks has defended the Supreme Court's decision regarding CHF loans, emphasizing that attempts to relativize the ruling undermine legal certainty and public trust in the judiciary.

Malaysia's Chief Justice stated that public trust remains the judiciary’s most valuable asset and must be continually earned through its actions and decisions.

A bill known as the 'No Fakes Act,' designed to curb the use of unauthorized AI deepfakes, has unanimously cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee, marking significant progress for a key legislative priority in the entertainment industry.