MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte will be given a chance to respond to the impeachment complaints against her, but it will be her prerogative whether to appear at the House of Representatives, Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro said on Tuesday. The House committee on justice chaired by Luistro is set to deliberate on the

An amendment submitted by co-competent ministers to the Ministry of Justice's bill, to be introduced in Parliament on Wednesday, proposes extending deadlines for the temporary suspension of cadastral lawsuits and expediting the concession of Zappeion to the state.

A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant questioned the feasibility of examining the extent of pollution in rivers across the country

House Democrats are launching an investigation into the Department of Justice's handling of missing Epstein files, following an NPR investigation that found dozens of pages related to sexual abuse accusations against President Trump were absent from the public database.

House Democrats are investigating reports that the Department of Justice withheld Jeffrey Epstein files that allegedly involve a Trump abuse claim.

A German column discusses generational conflicts leading to disputes over wealth distribution, highlighting issues of injustice, inequality, and redistribution.

Justice Department files concerning Jeffrey Epstein, including allegations of sexual abuse against President Trump by a minor, were reportedly withheld from public release. NPR's investigation found d

The question before the justices in a lawsuit filed by Michigan seeking to close part of the line was narrow. But the dispute raises broader questions about states’ power to regulate fossil fuels.

Polish Law and Justice (PiS) MP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk stated he was not interested in reviewing the shopping list from the EU's SAFE program, believing decisions are not made at that stage.

The arrest of a police officer, previously defended by Meloni and Salvini as a symbol of the fight against crime, has become a political issue for the Italian government amidst a campaign for justice reform.

Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) dismissed a lawsuit by the Kingdom of Morocco against German newspapers 'Die Zeit' and 'Süddeutsche Zeitung' regarding their reporting on the Pegasus spyware, affirming press freedom.

Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin stated in the Dáil that the Department of Justice has no knowledge of claims a woman was trafficked into Ireland and that the government holds no files on Jeffrey Epstein.

Adam and Chris conducted an interview with David Lammy, who serves as the Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary in the UK government.

An audit revealed that Polish State Forests transferred 1.5 million zlotys for three events to an association and a company previously linked to the brother of Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro.

Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party has made a decision regarding Robert Telus, the former Minister of Agriculture and PiS MP, who was suspended from the party in October by Jarosław Kaczyński.

The House committee on justice will begin deliberations on the four impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte on March 2, 3 and 4.

Undersecretary Fazzolari states that Russian President Putin would oppose Italy's justice referendum due to the lack of separation of careers in Russia, and warns that those against supporting Kyiv exclude themselves from the coalition.

Nine victims of an attack in Barkin Ladi, Plateau State, were buried amidst solemn prayers and calls for justice, with an atmosphere heavy with sorrow.

The justice secretary, Lammy, has lifted the cap on court sitting days, funding all crown courts in England and Wales to hear as many cases as possible next year to cut the backlog.

Lundi, de nombreuses inscriptions à caractère raciste et proférant des menaces de mort ont été découvertes à l’université Bordeaux Montaigne.

Romania's Justice Minister, Radu Marinescu, questioned candidates for the head of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) about how they would address information leaks from criminal files.

Two individuals in Yonne, France, have been summoned by justice after posting a fake video on TikTok claiming to eat a cat. The video showed a skull attributed to a feline, but the sequence was later revealed to be factitious.

A judge has formally requested the High Court of Justice to indict former president Carlos Mazón.

A judge has elevated a request to the High Court of Justice of the Valencian Community (TSJCV) to indict Carlos Mazón, who retains parliamentary immunity as a deputy.

Dozens of current and former Albanian officials, including executive, local, and general directors, are facing justice almost daily on charges of corruption, highlighting a widespread issue beyond legal violations.

The French executive has announced dissolution procedures against groups considered 'offshoots' of the far-left 'Jeune Garde' and has referred to justice a possible 'reconstitution' of the antifascist group.

The Kenyan Judiciary has invited members of the public to submit tributes ahead of a memorial sitting for Justice Ibrahim.

An article discusses Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, suggesting he has 'lost the plot' regarding his judicial role or recent actions.

Arti Malhotra continues her fight for justice four years after her son Arvey died by suicide following severe school bullying, advocating for anti-bullying laws and school accountability.

Belgian authorities have opened an investigation after images of child pornography were discovered in the prison cell of convicted child killer Marc Dutroux.

Justice Minister Besfort Lamallari participated in the launch of the 'No Shortage' campaign, an OSCE-backed initiative aimed at raising awareness among young people about the risks of illegal activities and crime, advocating for a justice system that prevents and offers second chances.

Greek Minister of Justice George Floridis criticized those who have been attempting for 2.5 years to "challenge justice" in connection with the Tempi train tragedy, suggesting their aim is to create a political party.

The Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) in Moldova is holding a session to examine two reports from the Commission for the Evaluation of Judges and to organize a competition for vacant judge positions at the Supreme Court of Justice and the Central Court of Appeal.

Gillian Sherratt, known for her campaign for justice for her son Harvey Morrison, and Janice Boylan are battling for Sinn Féin's nomination in Dublin Central.

A trial initiated by 1,400 residents of Zwijndrecht against the chemical company 3M Belgium is set to begin on Tuesday afternoon before the justice of the peace in Antwerp.

Victims are reportedly devastated by serious issues with CCTV on the rail network, which allows sex offenders on trains to go untraced and escape justice.

Justice Andrew Becroft described the case between dog owners and a local board as incredibly unorthodox.

Cross-examination of the defence, in the case of the estate of the late billionaire-businessman, Jacques Roomans, before Justice Adedayo Oyebanji of the Lagos High Court, opened in the new year, with

Aileen Cannon, the judge overseeing Donald Trump's classified documents case, has issued an order permanently blocking the Justice Department from releasing a report by special counsel Jack Smith.

There is this old British chestnut that says justice must not only be done, but must be seen to be done. Justice has been amply served in the 20-year sentence handed down to former media tycoon Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, but it has not been seen to be done in many quarters, especially in the West. There is the reality of justice and the appearance of it, and the two don’t always or even usually coincide. There are two main reasons behind the widespread Western criticism of Lai’s case. One is that...

A Justice Department letter explaining redactions in newly released files tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has brought an extensive list of public figures into the spotlight.

The Chancellor of Justice has concluded that the State Secretary did not act unlawfully when interviewing her former superior for a controversial official appointment.

Montenegrin Justice Minister Bojan Božović stated that candidates for the Special Court should undergo special, and possibly security, checks, emphasizing that institutions are making autonomous decisions in a new reality.

A ranking official of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-Elcac) has joined the clamor for justice for civilians killed in Negros Island due to alleged 'spy-tagging' by the New People's Army (NPA).

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Jinggoy Estrada and his co-accused in the plunder case related to flood control anomalies were given until March 9, 2026 to respond to the complaint filed by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) before the Department of Justice (DOJ). During Monday’s preliminary investigation, the NBI moved to include more evidence in

The justices have closed one door of trade policy while leaving an entire corridor wide open

Austria's Office for Combating Fraud collected 154 million Euros from fraud cases last year, with Finance Minister Markus Marterbauer emphasizing its contribution to justice.

Justice Department fires second court-appointed U.S. attorney in two weeks as constitutional battle escalates over federal prosecutor appointments.

The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has called for an immediate investigation and prosecution of Siniša Mali, Željko Radovanović, Tatjana Vukić, and others involved in alleged organized money laundering through the Vista party investment fund.

Czech politics is stirred by disputes over Andrej Babiš's extradition, the new Environment Minister Igor Červený, and Tomio Okamura's controversial campaign, raising questions about trust in justice versus political calculus.

Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that both sides in the referendum campaign on splitting judges and prosecutors' career paths had used excessive tones in their debate.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has rejected an allegation made by an ex-judge against Chief Justice Dogar, stating that the accusation was aimed at creating a hostile judicial environment.

Lawyers in Serbia are debating the effectiveness of work stoppages and the need for more radical action by united lawyers, judges, and prosecutors to address the serious crisis in the country's judiciary.

A judge has granted a request to permanently block the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report concerning former President Trump, citing potential 'manifest injustice'.

The use of special surveillance means against magistrates in Bulgaria has reportedly exceeded its original purpose of combating serious crime, becoming a mechanism to discipline 'inconvenient' individuals within the justice system, making judges the most monitored citizens.

A French court has acquitted a former DGSE engineer accused of delivering classified defense information to a foreign power, despite the prosecution's request for a four-year prison sentence.

A US judge has permanently blocked the release of a report related to the Trump documents case, citing concerns about fairness and justice.

As Azerbaijan prepares to mark the anniversary of the Feb. 26, 1992 genocide in Khojaly, the country’s Human Rights Commissioner urged international organizations to seek justice.

Argentine authorities are investigating an alleged plot to assassinate Entre Ríos’ Security and Justice Minister Néstor Roncaglia and two federal justice officials in Punta del Este.

Activist Inês Marinho, who campaigns against non-consensual sharing of intimate content, supports victims of online sexual abuse and highlights systemic failures, noting a lack of justice in cases she has encountered.

Six months after the murder of 20-year-old Faith Kemunto, her family is still grappling with the loss and the motive behind her killing remains unknown.

Dragan Đilas, President of the Freedom and Justice Party, describes the police's refusal to act on a prosecutor's order for the arrest of local officials in Bor as a 'classic coup d'état'.

British activist group 'Everyone Hates Elon' hung a photograph of former Prince Andrew leaving prison at the Louvre Museum, aiming to highlight that royals should also face justice.

Critics are warning that cuts targeting Indigenous rights staff at Canada's Department of Justice are 'reckless'. Data indicates that over one-fifth of workforce adjustment letters in the department targeted legal staff in the Indigenous rights and relations portfolio.

A federal judge in Virginia has denied the Justice Department’s request to search devices seized from a Washington Post reporter as part of a national security leak investigation.

The trial for two men accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice in connection with Alan Hall's wrongful conviction has been further delayed.

An article emphasizes that accountants are crucial for tax justice, arguing that tax disputes are highly technical and rooted in accounting, requiring their expertise beyond traditional legal frameworks.

A group of EU member states is threatening to take the European Commission to the EU Court of Justice over a framework agreement that enhances the European Parliament's role in the legislative process, testing the balance of power within the Union.

Moldova's Superior Council of Magistracy has announced the completion of the competition for vacant judge positions at the Supreme Court of Justice, proposing three candidates to President Maia Sandu for appointment.

Senegalese politician Ousmane Sonko states he will not ask for sacrifices if there is no justice, and is also reported to have reconciled Anta Babacar Ngom and Alioune Dièye.

Le ministère américain de la Justice aurait dissimulé ou détruit des documents cruciaux concernant l'affaire Epstein qui impliquent le président Donald Trump. ...

MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro on Tuesday warned Atty. Silvestre Bello III that he can face disbarment if he knew that former President Rodrigo Duterte had killed a child and Bello had tolerated the commission of the crime. Former Justice Secretary Bello is one of the legal counsels of former President Rodrigo Duterte.

The Hindu and VIT School of Law are set to host 'Justice Unplugged 2026', a conference aimed at connecting aspiring lawyers with legal professionals and policymakers. The event will focus on the impact of generative AI on legal practice, the evolution of fundamental rights in the digital age, and improving access to justice.

On Tuesday morning, when I saw The Times’ front page story,  I stubbornly clung to a fleeting hope that the headline Judge (and former Labour MP) Wenzu Mintoff had written to Cabinet lobbying in favour of his appointment to Chief Justice was some sort of elaborate hack. A spoof. Or maybe a dastardly deed perpetrated … Continued

Sixty-seven political and civil society figures have urged Turkish authorities to deliver justice for over 127,000 public servants dismissed under emergency decree laws following the 2016 coup attempt.

Anna University has filed a case against its Chancellor at the Madras High Court, with Justice M. Dhandapani admitting the writ petition and ordering notices.

Pankaj Bhandhari, accused in the Sabarimala gold theft case, was pulled up by the Supreme Court today when he applied for bail. "Is there any gold left in Sabarimala?" said Justice Satish Chandra Shar

The Ministry of Internal Affairs in North Macedonia collects operational-security information, the National Security Agency assesses potential threats, and the prison ensures conditions, while the Directorate for Execution of Sanctions and the Ministry of Justice oversee the process. This framework has altered the detention status of Artan Grubi based on risk assessment.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Spanish National Court supports the semi-freedom granted by the Basque government to former ETA leader 'Txeroki,' noting his participation in restorative justice workshops with victims.

The Italian Ambassador to Serbia, Luca Gori, met with Serbian Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić to discuss bilateral and European agenda issues in the field of justice, focusing on judicial reform.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sentenced Ljuban Vuković to one year in prison for obstructing justice by threatening Judge Sena Uzunović.

Justice Secretary David Lammy is defending proposals to reform the court system in England and Wales, including the abolition of jury trials, despite projections of rising criminal cases until 2030.

Chalavadi Narayanaswamy, Leader of Opposition in the Council, alleges that the Kharge family has deprived many Dalit leaders, including himself, of opportunities.

Montenegro's Action for Social Justice (ASP) clarified that arbitration fees are directed to the bank account of the International Chamber of Commerce, which conducts arbitration and mediation procedures.

Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Bojan Božović, presented amendments to laws on the Constitutional Court, Judicial Council, and State Prosecutor's Office, which would extend judges' and prosecutors' right to a supplement until the end of the year.

The president and his aides vilify the judiciary with brutal rhetoric, hoping to delegitimize a co-equal branch of government When Donald Trump attacked several supreme court justices as “fools”, “lap

Montenegrin MPs continued their parliamentary session, with several legislative proposals on the agenda concerning the judiciary, including amendments to laws on the Constitutional Court, Judicial Council, judges, and the Constitutional Court.

A discussion is ongoing in Lithuania about the arguments for and against using public funds for education businesses, with the Social Democratic Party promising more social justice.

The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) announced that prosecutor Bojana Savović received the same threat, 'Be careful what you do for the next 40 days,' as Marinika Tepić, suggesting the threats were written by the same person.

Masalela's case and questions of selective justice  Mmegi Online

Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni discussed the Ministry of Justice's joint custody provision and the criticism she faced for using it in her dispute with her ex-husband, Minoas Matsas.

The US Department of Justice has released millions of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, including thousands of videos and images, with some reports focusing on European figures mentioned.

Failed operations, thwarted intelligence, and unprecedented firepower hampered the pursuit of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader until the operation in which he was killed

An NPR investigation revealed that the Justice Department withheld and removed dozens of pages related to sexual abuse accusations against President Trump from the public database of Epstein files.

A review of one of Britain's most shocking murders is underway as the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) re-examines the case, which is plagued by lost evidence and suspicious testimonies.

The rift between South Korea’s two main political parties is deepening once again, this time over contested judicial reform bills. The bill package comprises three bills. These are revisions to the Criminal Act to view a misapplication of law as a criminal offense through what would be equivalent to the German concept of "Rechtsbeugung"; the Court Organization Act to increase the number of Supreme Court justices from 14 to 26 before President Lee Jae Myung's term ends; and the Constitutional Cou

A new Ipsos poll in Poland places Civic Coalition ahead, but with a narrow lead over Law and Justice, indicating a tight race for parties to cross the electoral threshold.

A student of Obrachire Senior High Technical School has called for justice after he was violently attacked during a district inter-schools athletics competition at Agona Swedru in the Central Region.

Ford Foundation's grantee partners in Nigeria, Senegal, and Ghana are implementing innovative solutions to address the impacts of extractive industries, climate change, and energy transitions on community rights and ecosystems in West Africa.

The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction in a 40-year-old smuggling case but reduced the sentence for the convicts to the term already undergone, stating that this would serve the ends of justice.

Christian Tetteh Yohonu, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), has reiterated the police's resolute commitment to dismantling criminal gangs operating across the country and bringing them to justice.

It comes as a surprise even to Duterte's group that jurisdiction was not hammered home in the defense's opening statement

UN experts are calling for 'full justice' in the case of Marielle Franco, a Brazilian councilwoman assassinated in 2018, as the trial for her murder begins, marking what they hope is the 'final chapter' in the search for justice.

Opinion | Justice Gorsuch Tries to Revive Congress  The Wall Street Journal

Every day, people who have died in the US arrive at La Aurora Airport in a final migratory journey surrounded by scams, injustices, bureaucracy, and the unwavering will of their families

Legal expert Altin Kaziaj criticized the government's 'stubbornness' in obstructing justice regarding the Belinda Balluku case, calling the evidence of witness intimidation 'scandalous' during a discussion on the Council of Mandates meeting.

In Senegal, Moussa Bocar Thiam has been sent before the High Court of Justice for accountability, while Diouf Sarr is on probation.

An article from Daily Mirror Sri Lanka discusses the perceived silence from the North of the country regarding its own issues of injustice.

Legal proceedings in France, such as those involving Dominique Pelicot and surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec, highlight the scale of sexual violence and the impunity many French criminals have enjoyed, as the country brings these 'monsters' to justice.

The appointment of a director-general was criticized as a political appointment by the National Coalition Party, but the Chancellor of Justice ruled that the discretionary power was not exceeded.

Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio asserts that the government's proposed judicial reform, set for a March referendum, does not undermine judicial independence, despite opposition concerns. He warns that a 'No' vote could allow an extreme wing of the judiciary to influence politics.

An article discusses the challenges women face in balancing professional and personal life, especially when experiencing career stagnation and feelings of injustice.

The Department of Justice has given its approval for the $3.7 billion merger between Getty Images and Shutterstock.

The Serbian opposition Freedom and Justice Party has called for an immediate investigation into Siniša Mali, Željko Radovanović, Tatjana Vukić, and others involved in alleged organized money laundering through the Vista party investment fund.

Acromax CEO Aldor Nini unveiled a virtual moderator Akila and an AI prototype for monitoring the justice system at the UN Conference on Artificial Intelligence for developing countries in Bangkok.

A four-member bench of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) has affirmed the chief justice as the 'Master of Roster' and voided contempt notices previously issued to the Prime Minister and cabinet.

The Polish Minister of Justice has appointed an analytical and coordination team to investigate Polish connections in the 'Epstein affair', while the National Public Prosecutor's Office has established an investigative team for the same matter.

A Rohingya refugee, forced to flee in 2017 after decades of persecution, states that the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is their last hope for justice.

MANILA, Philippines — The impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte have been formally initiated as the House of Representatives’ committee on rules on Monday sent the four raps to the committee on justice. During the plenary session on Monday, the four impeachment complaints were officially included in the Order of Business.  Thereafter, Deputy Speaker Ferjenel

MANILA, Philippines — Mamamayang Liberal party-list Rep. Leila de Lima confirmed that the four impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte will be sent to the House of Representatives’ committee on justice when the chamber resumes its session on Monday. De Lima, in an ambush interview after members of the House committee on rules met for

Hungary has joined the European victim support helpline, that can be reached by dialing 116-006. Minister of Justice Bence Tuzson said that criminal law has not historically been victim-centered, but rather focused on apprehending the perpetrator. However, the government recognized that this was not enough and launched the victim support system so that neither the […] The post Hungary Joins European Victim Support Helpline appeared first on Hungary Today.

Nebojša Vukanović, leader of the 'List for Justice and Order,' stated at a rally in Prijedor that his political option would pursue a sovereignist policy aimed at reducing tensions if elected in the October elections, challenging Dodik and Čović.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has reaffirmed that the chief justice is the sole 'master of the roster', recalling a previous order in the Aafia Siddiqui case.

The release of Epstein files by the Department of Justice has revealed deep ties to the disgraced financier within the academic world, causing deep disappointment among US faculty and students.

Youths in Barkin Ladi, Plateau State, protest the killing of 10 community members by blocking the Jos highway and demanding justice for the victims. Read More: https://punchng.com/plateau-youths-protest-block-highway-after-10-deaths/

New National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag has declared a strict stance against corruption, emphasizing that no one will be tolerated and all accountable parties will face justice.

A new poll in Poland indicates that the Civic Coalition (KO) remains the leader but is losing support, while Law and Justice (PiS) also sees a decline. Right-wing groups are experiencing the largest gains.

Syria's justice minister announced the government has formally requested the extradition of former regime dictator Bashar Assad and other figures, promising no amnesty for blood crimes.

The House of Representatives referred the four impeachment complaints filed against Vice President Sara Duterte to the Committee on Justice on Monday, February 23.

The Supreme Court has permitted the Calcutta High Court Chief Justice to enlist judicial officers from Jharkhand and Odisha to accelerate the verification of 50 lakh voters in West Bengal with 'logical discrepancy' or 'unmapped' status.

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee announce an investigation into claims that the Department of Justice illegally withheld Epstein files concerning an allegation against Donald Trump.

The Justice Department is suing the University of California over allegations that UCLA failed to protect Jewish employees from antisemitic harassment amid pro-Palestinian protests that roiled the campus in 2023 and 2024

Portugal's Justice Minister guaranteed that the successor to Luís Neves as director of the Polícia Judiciária (PJ) will be chosen from within the institution, aiming to ensure the independence of the PJ and ongoing investigations.

Fernando Pinto, a local official, condemns the announced closure of the obstetrics emergency ward in Barreiro as a 'black mark' for the government, calling it a significant injustice.

MANILA, Philippines — The impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte have been formally initiated on Monday as the House of Representatives’ committee on rules sent the four complaints to the committee on justice. The complaints were officially included in the Order of Business of Monday’s plenary session, as its presiding officer, Deputy Speaker Ferjenel

Portuguese Justice Minister Rita Alarcão Júdice stated that the government prefers an internal and continuous solution for the leadership of the Polícia Judiciária (PJ), without specifying deadlines.

Supreme Court justices are considering whether a case brought by Michigan's attorney general regarding the Line 5 pipeline should remain in state court.

A former FBI official, who was fired by the Trump administration, is launching a bid for the U.S. House and accusing the previous administration of weaponizing the Justice Department.

Lawyers for former Moldovan President Igor Dodon have requested the recusal of judges from the Supreme Court of Justice hearing the 'Kulyok' (bag) case, citing doubts about their impartiality.

Katja Nyberg, expelled from the Sweden Democrats party, is refusing to leave the party's parliamentary group, which could prevent her from being removed from the Justice Committee.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant remarks that this is an issue which has to be addressed not by court orders, but through a humanitarian approach, by speaking their language and understanding their issues, their economic conditions and how certain people or interests are even alluring them.

A French administrative court annulled the procedure for awarding a water market contract in the Île-de-France region to Suez, citing a violation of the principle of equal treatment for candidates.

MANILA, Philippines — The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) on Tuesday filed before the Department of Justice (DOJ) a cyber libel and unlawful publication complaint against vlogger Jack Argota for spreading fake medical records of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. The NBI personnel went to the DOJ building in Manila at around 3 p.m. on Tuesday. They

After 11 years, the family of 17-year-old Matthew Bartolo, who died from involuntary homicide, saw their hopes for justice diminish as the prosecution's appeal in the criminal case against the accused floundered, with a final decision due in May.

Former anti-mafia prosecutor Gianrico Carofiglio's new novel features a lawyer pushed to the limits of his profession, exploring themes of justice and action.

Meet the vibe lawyers: the custom ChatGPT wreaking havoc in the justice system  The Observer

Polish MP Robert Telus has been reinstated as a member of the Law and Justice (PiS) party following an internal investigation, after being suspended last October.

The arrests of individuals linked to Jeffrey Epstein in the UK, including Andrew and Peter Mandelson, have prompted commentary on the perceived lack of similar justice in the US.

Justices Anita Sumanth and Mummineni Sudheer Kumar reject the case after the Centre questions his locus standi and says the ban was imposed in the interest of national security

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is entering a risky period ahead of a referendum on justice reform, which is intensely debated in Italy and could impact the future of her government.

The Justice Secretary for England and Wales states that the criminal court backlog will continue to increase for nearly a decade before declining, even with radical reforms like slashing jury trials.

The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) announced that RTS's Dnevnik news program on February 21 showed a significant deviation, dedicating nine and a half minutes to President Vučić's political advertising while only giving 17 seconds to the 'March for Justice'.

Emergency system failing Ghanaians- Former GMA vice president speaks on deadly hospital gaps” Former Vice President of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), Dr Justice Yankson, has sounded the alarm ov

The Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) announced that prosecutor Bojana Savović received the same threat, 'Watch what you do for the next 40 days,' as Marinika Tepić three weeks prior, suggesting the same perpetrator.

A French court has confirmed the decision to ban beach restaurants (paillotes) in La Grande Motte, rejecting an appeal by the mayor and three operating companies.

Justice For Myanmar (JFM) is calling on Western nations to disrupt a jet fuel pipeline allegedly supplying the Myanmar Junta via Iran and Vietnam.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sentenced Ljuban Vuković to one year in prison for obstructing justice by threatening Sena Uzunović during Dodik's trial.

The issue of unpaid debts to contracting companies in Magnesia was brought before the Greek parliament by Alexandros Meikopoulos, who emphasized that immediate payment is a matter of justice and credibility.

Despite Deportation Order Dating Back 23 Years, Bosnian Criminal Migrant Gets €7,250 Every Month In Welfare From German Taxpayers Via Remix News, A Bosnian national, identified as Huso B., is being labeled one of the worst cases of a foreigner taking advantage of Germany’s generous welfare system. The man, who has numerous criminal offenses on his record, remains in Germany despite being under a mandatory order to leave the country for 23 years. Remarkably, the German justice...

India's Supreme Court has authorized the Calcutta High Court Chief Justice to bring in judicial officers from Jharkhand and Odisha to expedite the verification of voter claims during West Bengal's electoral roll revision.

By Zik Zulu Okafor In Jalupon Close, Surulere, Lagos, residents say paying the highest electricity tariff has not necessarily translated into enjoying the highest level of supply. The close-knit community falls under the network of Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) and is officially classified as Band A under Nigeria’s service-based tariff regime — the top […] The post Pay Band A tariff, get Band D darkness: How Jalupon is case study of Nigeria’s electricity tariff injustice appear...

• Justice Agha Faisal rules commission’s ToRs do not permit intervention; advises Muttahida to submit their information via email • Leased in 1883, Gul Plaza plot was sold to a private firm in 1983, says municipal commissioner KARACHI: While turning down an application of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) seeking to become a party in the proceedings, the Gul Plaza Judicial Commission on Monday recorded the testimonies of the municipal commissioner and various other officials in th...

An opinion piece criticizes the JNU Vice Chancellor's understanding of victimhood versus justice, suggesting a need for better judgment on the matter.

David Lammy, the UK Justice Secretary, has announced the lifting of the cap on court sitting days in Crown Courts across England and Wales, a move welcomed by criminal barristers, in an effort to reduce the significant backlog of cases.

Like it or not, the justices are about to see AI versions of themselves, speaking words that they spoke in court but that were not heard contemporaneously by anyone except those in the courtroom.

Former Black Lives Matter activist Xaviaer DuRousseau reveals how researching BLM funding led to his transformation into a conservative PragerU host.

An 18-year-old Pennsylvania man traveled to California with the intent to have sex with a 13-year-old girl and then commit suicide with her, according to the Department of Justice.

Agron Shehaj, leader of the 'Mundësia' Party, states that the Socialist Party can no longer defend Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, who has been suspended by justice, following strong statements by SPAK prosecutors.

US Judge Aileen Cannon, who previously dismissed the case in 2024, has blocked the release of former prosecutor Jack Smith's report, deeming its disclosure a 'manifest injustice' to Donald Trump and his co-defendants.

Viliam Karas, Vice-Chairman of the KDH party and former Minister of Justice, stated that he would run for party chairman if necessary, though he doesn't expect such moves currently.

A US judge permanently barred the Justice Department on Monday from releasing a prosecutor’s report on the criminal case accusing President Donald Trump of unlawfully retaining classified documents fo

Moldova's Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) rejected an appeal by former President Igor Dodon's lawyer, confirming that his brother and brother-in-law will remain outside the scope of a dispute with the National Integrity Authority (ANI).

Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that if the 'No' vote wins in the upcoming referendum on judiciary reform, an extreme wing of the judiciary would 'mortgage' politics.

Rabat – Morocco’s Justice and Development Party (PJD) has condemned remarks made by US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, which alleged Israel would be justified in controlling lands belonging to Arab countries. He made his controversial claims in an interview with US commentator Tucker Carlson. In the interview, he said “it would be fine if […] The post ‘Grand Israel’: PJD Condemns US’ Mike Huckabee’s ‘Provocative and Dangerous’ Remarks appeared first on Morocco World News.

(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 23 - Justice Minister Carlo Nordio said Monday the government's reform of the judiciary, which will be put to a referendum on March 22-23, does not limit the independence and autonomy of the judiciary amid opposition claims it may pave the way for prosecutors coming under executive control. "In this debate, everyone has their own voices, all respectable. I would like to know where they draw the conclusion that we want to limit the autonomy of the judiciary or subject it to ...

Justice N. Anand Venkatesh says one hospital cannot treat another hospital as a rival and include non-compete and non-solicit clauses in agreements with doctors

Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that both sides in the referendum campaign on splitting judges and prosecutors' career paths had gone too far in their tone.

The House of Representatives has formally initiated the impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, after the four verified complaints against her were forwarded yesterday to the committee on justice for proper deliberation.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that Türkiye will continue to advocate for justice and defend what is right globally, emphasizing the nation's strength.

The Macedonian opposition has accused Artan Grubi, a fugitive from justice, of embezzling at least 8 million euros, with indications that the sum could exceed tens of millions. They also allege that the ruling SDSM party remained silent and approved of these criminal activities.

Turkey’s Justice Ministry is drafting legislation that would impose time, location and security restrictions on meetings between lawyers and detainees held on terrorism and organized crime charges, Turkish Minute reported, citing the pro-government Türkiye newspaper. According to the report the proposed regulation is intended to prevent prisons from becoming “coordination centers for organizational activities.” The […] The post Turkey plans new limits on lawyer visits for terrorism, organized...

Justice P.S. Narasimha celebrated the silver jubilee of Mahila Chaitanya Sravanthi, an organization focused on women's empowerment.

A debate is ongoing in Lithuania regarding public funding for private education, with discussions focusing on social justice and the adequacy of current education policies.

Interviews for the position of Prosecutor-General of the Prosecutor's Office attached to the High Court of Cassation and Justice concluded on Monday, with two candidates participating: military prosecutor Bogdan Pîrlog and acting prosecutor.

“We serve humanity. We are delivering justice for the most vulnerable victims around the world, for millions and millions of women and children who have no voice," one judge told the Guardian.

CJN Kekere-Ekun, NJC chairperson, had pledged sweeping reforms aimed at promoting judicial excellence, transparency, and effective administration of justice. The post EXCLUSIVE: Tension in Nigerian Judiciary as NJC begins probe of top Judges appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant rebuked a lawyer for comparing the listing of cases involving prominent industrialists Ambani and Adani to the delay in hearing a petition related to the NJAC.

Mila Popović of the Freedom and Justice Party criticizes the installation of a new city clock at Republic Square, viewing it as a new symbol being imposed while older Belgrade symbols are being destroyed.

Four armed men attacked a local resident's home in Țibana, Iași county, Romania, with bats, pitchforks, and axes, smashing windows and doors and using tear gas, in retaliation for the resident assisting the justice system.

The Chief Justice of India stated that 'general' directions in a 2018 hate crime judgment may be 'unmanageable' and favors a case-to-case approach, referring to a verdict that criticized lynchings and mob violence.