A gunman opened fire in a Kyiv grocery store, killing at least six people and taking hostages before being shot dead by police. The incident, which involved a suspect from Moscow, is being investigated as a terror act.
Mary Addah expressed concern that Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) is being distracted from its mandate and should not be controlled by the government, though she acknowledged the office has made gains despite its imperfect structure.
The elder sister of Iwao Hakamata, a former death row inmate, has called for public prosecutors to be prohibited from appealing court decisions that grant retrials and for full disclosure of evidence in such cases.
Kofi Bentil, Senior Vice President of IMANI-Africa, asserts that the controversy regarding the Office of the Special Prosecutor's (OSP) prosecutorial powers was resolved prior to the law's enactment.
A body has been discovered in a river in Vosges, France. Prosecutors in Épinal stated it is "very probably" a young man who had been missing for two weeks.
Prosecutors are set to file charges against D4vd on Monday following his arrest in connection with the Celeste Rivas case. The Rivas family also plans to release a statement in reaction to D4vd's arrest.
The State Prosecutor's Office has strongly condemned threats made against Petrit Kryeziu, the Chief Prosecutor of the Basic Prosecution in Prizren. The alleged perpetrator is suspected of having a criminal record.
Singer D4vd has been arrested and charged with the alleged murder of Celeste Rivas following a seven-month investigation. His parents expressed sadness but continued support, while his legal team denies his involvement and his music contracts have been terminated.
Austrian industrialist Wolf has formally filed an objection against the public prosecutor's indictment, which accuses him of abuse of office. This move challenges the charges brought against him by the WKStA.
A prosecutor's office is reportedly in turmoil after criminal charges were filed against one of its lawyers. The situation has created significant disruption within the legal department.
One of the men accused in the killing of pioneering DJ Jam Master Jay is reportedly considering a guilty plea, while prosecutors are also seeking to overturn the acquittal of another individual implicated in the case.
Prosecutors are requesting a 15-year prison sentence for the man accused of raping a 13-year-old autistic girl in Vilanova i la Geltrú, Spain, who subsequently died by suicide two years ago. The perpetrator was also a carrier of several sexually transmitted diseases.
The police headquarters is defending its actions against politician Zuzana Šubová, asserting that the procedure aims to 'properly clarify the factual state of the matter' based on the conclusions of the General Prosecutor's Office.
The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bar, Montenegro, announced that suspects have been detained for violent behavior. The criminal complaint indicates a well-founded suspicion that the alleged crime was committed on Wednesday.
Sanin Bogunić, President of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, expressed surprise over information regarding the potential cessation of funding for external experts advising the Council's data analysis department.
Manojlović has publicly called for the prosecution to arrest Zlatibor Lončar, alleging his interference in the elections at the Medical Faculty. He emphasized that the prosecutor's office should take immediate action regarding these claims.
The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has initiated a case against Mladen Filipović, head of the Republika Srpska Representative Office in Austria, for allegedly calling for and preparing for RS independence.
Cultural organizations in Slovakia are accusing the Art Support Fund of illegal conduct, specifically regarding a resolution from February that allegedly attempts to cancel already concluded multi-year contracts, and are addressing the payment suspensions with the prosecutor's office.
Greek politicians are responding to developments involving the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO). Thanos Plevris has denied reports of charges against him, while Stelios Petsas commented on voting on immunity waivers for Members of Parliament.
A communicator for Ghana's National Democratic Congress (NDC), Gifty Enam Gbedevi, has claimed that the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) was established by President Akufo-Addo out of political bitterness, sparking debate over the country's anti-corruption framework.
Acting Prosecutor General Koo Ja-hyeon stated that an ongoing parliamentary investigation into the prosecution's handling of a high-profile property development scandal should not influence related trials.
The Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office has requested the court dismiss the murder case at the University of Warsaw, concluding that the suspect, Mieszko R., requires placement in a closed psychiatric facility.
Prosecutors are seeking a 6.8-year prison sentence for Evis Berberi, the former head of the Albanian Road Authority (ARRSH), who is accused of six counts of passive corruption and five counts of money laundering.
New details have emerged regarding how the FPÖ financial affair in Austria allegedly came to light. A former FPÖ member, Pascuttini, revealed to the prosecutor after four years that he was the anonymous whistleblower and claimed to have had helpers within the FPÖ Graz.
Operation "Ghost Call" led by the Tirana Prosecutor's Office uncovered a fraudulent call center scheme where victims were reportedly defrauded twice, often lured by fake celebrity advertisements.
A 23-year-old Ground Self-Defense Force member, arrested for trespassing into the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo last month, has begun "expert detention" to assess his criminal responsibility. Prosecutors initiated the evaluation on April 17.
The public prosecutor's office is requesting an institutional measure for a 24-year-old man accused of fatally stabbing a 50-year-old man in October 2024.
New South Wales anti-protest laws have been ruled unconstitutional by a court, leading to calls for prosecutors to drop charges against demonstrators and potentially paving the way for lawsuits.
An 8-year-old boy suffered a severe injury, losing a finger on a playground slide in Breza, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The playground has been immediately closed, and a prosecutor has been informed about the incident.
Nicușor Dan has addressed criticism and defended his role in the appointments of chief prosecutors, denying any political trade-offs. He also outlined his expectations for the new heads of the major prosecutor's offices.
President Nicușor Dan stated that he believes abuses may have occurred under Laura Codruța Kovesi's leadership at the General Prosecutor's Office and DNA, also commenting on her potential entry into Romanian politics.
Discussions are ongoing in Ghana regarding efforts to diminish the powers of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) or potentially scrap it entirely. Critics argue that these actions undermine the country's anti-corruption fight and create a lack of clarity in governance.
Opposition politician Marinika Tepić has publicly called on Prosecutor Nenadić to urgently inform the public about a private meeting he held with Nikola Selaković. Tepić alleges the meeting was secret and demands transparency.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis strongly criticized the opposition during his third speech in Parliament, asserting that there is absolutely no issue with Greece withdrawing from the institution of the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has criticized the European Public Prosecutor's Office, alleging it unilaterally attempted to renew Ms. Papandreou's term in violation of the Constitution.
A father who confined his child in a van for more than a year could face 30 years in jail, a French prosecutor said Wednesday, giving further details of his ordeal.
Deputy Prosecutor General Sergiu Russu announced that Ludmila Vartic was already deceased at the time a fine was issued in her name. The prosecutor's office has notified the National Anti-Corruption Center about this incident.
The prosecutor has presented evidence against three individuals accused in the Banjska case. The details of the evidence were outlined during the proceedings.
Romanian police and DIICOT prosecutors conducted 19 raids across several counties and the capital, targeting an organized crime group accused of human trafficking and sexual exploitation of young women in Europe for five years.
Signa founder René Benko has opted to forgo his scheduled detention review hearing, citing that the WKStA (Public Prosecutor's Office for Combating Economic Crime and Corruption) took too long with its application.
A coordinated police and prosecutor's action, involving the Standby Police, has been launched at multiple locations in connection with a case involving a Pest County mayor in Hungary.
A parliamentary select committee in Malaysia is reviewing the proposed separation of the Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor roles, as the country seeks a middle ground on the issue.
The Central Investigative Prosecutor's Office, in coordination with the Standby Police, is conducting synchronized investigative actions in Pest County related to a mayor's criminal case.
Following a federal judge's ruling in New York that a former CEO's AI chats could not be shielded from prosecutors, U.S. lawyers are warning that personal AI conversations could be used against individuals in legal cases.
Ghana's High Court has ruled that the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) cannot independently prosecute cases, asserting that prosecutorial power lies solely with the Attorney General. This decision has sparked debate and the OSP has announced plans to appeal the ruling.
The Federal Reserve's latest Beige Book report indicates that the US economy is growing at a slight to modest pace, but also highlights increasing price pressures and rising uncertainty among businesses. Concerns about inflation re-accelerating, partly due to the situation in Iran and surging fuel costs, were noted by Fed officials.
An asylum seeker has gone on trial in London, accused of attempting a terrorist attack at the Israeli embassy. Prosecutors allege the individual sought revenge for events in Gaza.
Diego Maradona's medical team is back on trial in Argentina, facing accusations from prosecutors that their actions or inactions could have saved the football legend's life.
Prosecutors have filed charges against three men following a large-scale police raid in Remscheid, where several chambers containing war weapons were discovered in a residential building last autumn.
In the "Fernandes case," where actress Collien Fernandes made serious allegations against her ex-husband, the Spanish public prosecutor's office intends to transfer the proceedings, while the role of the German Minister of Justice remains under scrutiny.
Regarding the revision of the retrial system, the government presented an amendment bill at a Liberal Democratic Party meeting in response to opposition from within the ruling party. Attendees expressed mixed opinions on the amendment regarding the prosecutor's appeal against the decision to commence a retrial, and the party requested the government to consider whether further action is possible.
The Mulhouse prosecutor has disclosed additional details regarding the prolonged ordeal of a young boy held captive in a van in France, describing the harsh conditions he endured.
A patient identified as Mr. Paweł died after spending 30 hours in a hospital emergency department in Poland, prompting a prosecutor's investigation into involuntary manslaughter and a medical chamber review for professional misconduct.
The SDSM party in North Macedonia believes that "shocking details" regarding alleged agreements between Orbán, Mickoski, and Vučić will be revealed. They suggest that Mickoski, now facing international investigations, is attempting to misuse institutions after placing his allies in key judicial and prosecutorial positions.
Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has urged for a more transparent and competitive recruitment and public vetting process for appointing heads of Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor to enhance credibility.
The Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica announced criminal charges against 10 individuals in connection with the 'Balkan cartel,' following months of investigation, with one person identified as key.
Lawyer Stefan Dimitrov was hit by a car driven by Deyan Dimitrov, a bodyguard for acting Chief Prosecutor Borislav Sarafov, on a pedestrian crossing in Sofia in October 2024. Despite the victim spending a month in the hospital, the bodyguard remains without charges.
The ICT chief prosecutor has reported seeing evidence against former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mamun in connection with the Shapla Chattar case.
Prosecutors in Płock announced the completion of the psychiatric observation of Bartosz G., an 18-year-old suspected of the brutal murder of 16-year-old Maja K. Investigators are now awaiting expert opinions.
An unusual incident occurred at Albania's Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) where a woman climbed a fence, demanding entry and a technical government, while accusing an individual of property theft.
A shooting incident in Kyiv resulted in at least five deaths and multiple injuries, including an infant. The attacker, identified as a Moscow-born man, was killed during the apprehension operation.
Ghana's Attorney General has taken over cases from the Office of the Special Prosecutor, prompting questions from critics and lawmakers regarding the motives and strategy behind this decision.
Mozambique's opposition leader, Mondlane, claims that 55 of his supporters have been assassinated, with cases reported to the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Ministry of Interior, and known to human rights organizations.
A recent High Court ruling concerning a legal clash between the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and the Attorney General (AG) has drawn criticism from legal experts. Commentators argue the court's constitutional interpretation was outside its jurisdiction and reflected broader institutional governance problems.
Spain's Audiencia Nacional is consulting with the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding its jurisdiction to investigate Benjamin Netanyahu, following a complaint about the detention of a Spanish UN soldier in southern Lebanon.
A group representing relatives of missing persons reported the discovery of over a thousand bone fragments on the outskirts of Mexico City, though the prosecutor's office only confirmed around 300 fragments.
A lead prosecutor investigating former CIA Director John O. Brennan has been removed from the case. This development follows reports of the prosecutor's withdrawal from the inquiry.
An 86-year-old French widow, Marie-Thérèse, has returned to France after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Her detention sparked international attention and concern amidst various controversies surrounding the agency.
Tokyo prosecutors have seized minutes detailing price adjustments by five oil companies accused of forming a diesel cartel, as part of an ongoing antitrust investigation.
Prosecutors in Poland have charged a soldier from the Territorial Defence Force with espionage, with media investigations suggesting the suspect was active in a far-right group and sought to spy on behalf of Russia.
Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński stated that prosecutors should interrogate the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypto, who is currently abroad, regarding the company's affairs.
Legal experts and political figures are engaged in a debate over the powers and scrutiny of Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), with some defending its constitutional basis and others, like presidential candidate Janet Nabla, claiming politicians fear its authority.
Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj has filed a lawsuit with the Tirana Prosecutor's Office, alleging document forgery and the use of "non-existent informants." He is seeking the identification of individuals named Nesti Angoni and Nasta Pëllumbi.
Former Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu has raised concerns about a growing institutional breakdown between Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and the Attorney-General’s Department, cautioning that the tension could undermine their functions.
Two days before early parliamentary elections, Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov announced that the prosecutor's office has initiated checks against him, cabinet ministers, and the chief secretary of the Ministry of Interior.
A Turkish prosecutor has issued a detention warrant for human rights activist Salih Gergerlioğlu, the son of a pro-Kurdish lawmaker, in connection with his social media posts regarding a deadly school shooting.
The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into an assault that occurred in a restaurant in Oborniki, near Poznań, Poland, after a video surfaced showing a man hitting and shouting at a young woman.
Prosecutors have concluded an investigation and filed an indictment against a 28-year-old man accused of murdering an elderly woman in Świnoujście, Poland, who had previously housed him.
Prosecutor Bojchevik stated that the testimony of the accused Jovanovski was an expected attempt to portray himself as a victim and avoid criminal responsibility, despite material and verbal evidence.
The Liège public prosecutor's office has urged calm following numerous reports of missing cats in Seraing and surrounding communes, stating that an investigation is underway.
Greek politicians Georgiadis and Famellos are clashing over a case sent to the European Prosecutor's Office by Papandreou. Georgiadis accused Papandreou of creating political fuss, while Famellos called for Prime Minister Mitsotakis to dismiss Georgiadis.
Todd Lyons, the interim director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), announced his departure from the agency. His resignation comes amidst increased scrutiny over ICE's operations, including the detention of elderly immigrants and an AP investigation revealing issues with the hiring of new officers.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ordered the detention of suspect Sead Bublin following a hearing on the proposal from the BiH Prosecutor's Office.
Srem Sai has expressed support for the role of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) despite a recent court ruling. The government is expected to announce its next steps regarding the OSP court decision in the coming days.
The man accused of killing Charlie Kirk is attempting to ban cameras from his court proceedings, arguing that live broadcasts would infringe upon his right to a fair trial. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the case, which has also seen new details emerge regarding the bullet used.
Ghana's Attorney General's office affirmed its readiness to grant prosecution authorization to the Office of the Special Prosecutor upon request. The Deputy AG also pushed back against narratives suggesting the department sabotaged an OSP court case.
Ghana's Attorney-General's Department announced its intention to take over cases from the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), a move that has drawn criticism from the Minority and other commentators. The Deputy AG defended the decision while acknowledging the OSP's importance in fighting corruption.
Julius Malema's conviction for discharging a firearm has ignited a political firestorm and divided opinions in South Africa. The National Prosecuting Authority has also raised concerns over an alleged EFF tweet threatening a prosecutor involved in the case.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin has launched an investigation into potential dereliction of duty by public officials concerning a restricted National Security Council meeting attended by BBN head Sławomir Cenckiewicz.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered key messages from Parliament, aiming to halt election speculation, criticize the European Public Prosecutor's Office, and boost morale within his parliamentary group.
Prosecutors are seeking a five-year prison sentence for the head of Shiretoko Yuransen, the operator of the Kazu I boat, in a court battle over his understanding of the planned course and the predictability of the fatal accident.
Prosecutors have requested a three-year prison sentence for the creator of a Telegram group, followed by over 20,000 people, who is accused of disseminating the personal data of more than 100 prisoners.
Russian forces dropped an aerial bomb on Sloviansk, Donetsk Oblast, damaging residential buildings, following strikes on eight settlements in the region on April 16.
The Police Supervision Agency in the Kukës-Dibër region has suspended two officers in Dibër, Albania, following an order from the Prosecutor's Office on charges of abuse of office.
A mother of one of the minors allegedly involved in the vandalism and looting of a school complex in Glyfada, Greece, has been brought before the prosecutor. The mayor stated that those responsible would be held accountable for the damage.
The suspect in the Assen art heist who did not agree to a deal with the public prosecutor is largely seeking acquittal, as argued by his lawyers in court today.
Nikola Nikolov-Paskal, identified as one of Bulgaria's largest smugglers, has reached an agreement with the prosecution after admitting guilt for participating in an organized criminal group.
Vasile Plevan, the former deputy head of Moldova's Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, is scheduled for a repeat closed-door hearing by the external evaluation commission after the Superior Council of Prosecutors rejected the commission's initial report.
A 30-year-old man is facing up to seven years in prison after prosecutors labeled him a leading figure and spokesperson for a terror organization, citing only aggravating circumstances in the case.
During a parliamentary speech on the Rule of Law, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responded to opposition accusations regarding the OPEKEPE case, announcing that a new law will expedite investigations by the European Prosecutor's Office into political figures.
Morocco's public prosecutor has requested a judicial investigation into 21 individuals following the collapse of two residential buildings in Fez, after authorities identified serious violations.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has requested an acceleration of the lawsuit against the mayor of Móstoles, expressing concern that the court has not ordered any proceedings or summoned the parties involved in over a month.
Prosecutors investigating an attack at a primary school in southern Turkey have stated that the perpetrator, a boy, planned the assault several days in advance, as victims are laid to rest.
A minor has been charged with murder and placed under judicial supervision after an adolescent was killed by a gunshot north of Lyon, according to the prosecutor's office.
The former chairman of Suntory Holdings, Takeshi Niinami, has been referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Narcotics Control Law. The referral follows an investigation into the case.
A Ghanaian folktale titled 'The Prosecutor who could not prosecute' is presented as a commentary on the updated role of a hunter, metaphorically discussing the difficulties and bureaucratic hurdles faced by prosecutors in the 'Republic of Uncommon Sense.'
A woman in Ciechocinek, Poland, faces a life sentence for the brutal murder of a 25-year-old man last May, with prosecutors having filed an indictment in the case.
Concerns have been raised about the effectiveness of the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior and Prosecutor's Office in tackling vote buying and selling ahead of elections. The article notes that even suspects in such activities are using the euro.
The organizer of New York City's annual SantaCon pub crawl has been charged with wire fraud for allegedly stealing millions of dollars in charity funds. Prosecutors claim he diverted money intended for charitable causes to finance his lavish lifestyle.
The Chief Prosecutor of the Belgrade Appellate Public Prosecutor's Office, Tomislav Kilibarda, rejected an objection filed by a prosecutor from the Special Department for Suppression of Corruption.
Three individuals suspected of a brutal murder in Sarajevo's Dobrinja neighborhood have denied their involvement, claiming the incident was a 'party.' Prosecutors have proposed their detention as the investigation continues.
An individual was arrested in Liège, Belgium, found with twenty-five grams of cannabis and ten Lyrica pills. The public prosecutor's office decided to issue a reminder of the law to the suspect instead of pursuing a court case.
Prosecutors in Utah have decided not to press domestic abuse charges against reality TV star Taylor Frankie Paul, who was accused by her former partner Dakota Mortensen.
Prosecutors from the Sandiganbayan Third Division conducted an ocular inspection of a supposed P92.8-million flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan, and found no evidence of its existence.
Discussions highlight that Hungary could unlock withheld European Union funds by joining the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO). This move is presented as a "lifeline" that the current Fidesz government has not utilized, but which the Tisza party might pursue.
Polish Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty has formally notified the prosecutor's office regarding Member of Parliament Grzegorz Berkowicz. The nature of the complaint was not immediately detailed but triggered an official investigation.
Norwegian prosecutors have announced plans to issue fines to several media outlets for their coverage of the Høiby court case. The penalties are related to specific aspects of their reporting during the trial.
Russia conducted a large-scale aerial assault on Ukraine, deploying over 300 drones and missiles that resulted in casualties, injuries, and power outages in multiple regions. Ukrainian forces are actively defending against the widespread strikes.
Russian-linked hackers have reportedly gained access to email accounts belonging to military personnel, investigators, and prosecutors in Ukraine, Romania, and other NATO countries. The breaches include dozens of Romanian Air Force emails.
A suspect arrested in November 2024 with 22 GSM modems and thousands of SIM cards, linked to "Hello Dad, Hello Mom" scams, claims innocence, stating he was unaware of the scheme until his arrest. The Public Prosecutor's Office is seeking his expulsion from the country.
The Podgorica High State Prosecutor's Office announced activities related to large drug seizures, stating that one suspect in Podgorica, Germany, Bolivia, Thailand, Belgium, and the Dominican Republic ordered and organized maritime or air transport of large quantities of cocaine, cannabis, and hashish.
Polish prosecutors have concluded an investigation and filed charges against Anna P., who allegedly posed as a doctor of psychology and accepted patients in Toruń.
Four men from Falster were part of an organized international fraud network, and the suspected mastermind was reportedly trained in London, according to prosecutors.
Moldova's National Center for Child Abuse Prevention (CNPAC) has emphasized the obligation of authorities to act immediately on suspicions or risks concerning a child's integrity. The center has also appealed to the prosecutor's office regarding the case of a 15-year-old girl from the Rîșcani district.
The National Agency for Qualification in Portugal has reported instances of fraud related to the costs and certification of Portuguese language courses for immigrants, prompting an investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
Victor Kwadjoga Adawudu, a legal expert and member of the NDC Legal and Communication Committee, has publicly defended the High Court's recent ruling concerning the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), commending the judge's decisive action.
The Fier Prosecutor's Office has concluded investigations and sent the chief inspector and two inspectors of IMT Divjakë to trial for abuse of office in at least 31 cases.
Authorities are investigating a brutal assault on a 14-year-old boy at a high school in Fuengirola, Spain, which left him needing jaw reconstruction. The alleged assailant has been arrested and referred to the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office.
Greek politician Adonis Georgiadis expressed his strong views on the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), stating that it has sent 'ridiculous cases' that are causing significant political issues in Greece. He shared his thoughts on the institution's status in the country via a Facebook post.
A high-stakes policy and legal debate is scheduled to take place this weekend in Ghana, focusing on the powers of the Office of the Special Prosecutor and a new health policy.
The construction site for a new bridge on the Sava River has been closed by authorities after a crane collapsed. Prosecutors have sealed the collapsed crane as part of an ongoing investigation.
An Amber Alert Hellas has been activated in Thessaloniki following the abduction of 7-year-old Vangelis Lazo by his father in Sykies, based on a prosecutor's order and a request from 'The Smile of the Child' organization.
A disagreement regarding fundraising for a New Year's celebration at a kindergarten in Chisinau has escalated, involving the police, prosecutor's office, education ministry, and ombudsman, with one mother claiming pressure.
A Ghanaian news program, Newsfile, is scheduled to discuss pressing local issues including fuel relief measures, arrests related to the NPP, and a power struggle between the Attorney General and the Office of the Special Prosecutor.
Prosecutors in Frankfurt allege that scores of Chinese women were illegally brought into Germany without valid residency permits to work in a nationwide prostitution ring, with five suspects accused of organized smuggling.
Polish prosecutors have launched an investigation into the Zondacrypto cryptocurrency exchange, citing losses of at least 350 million PLN. The probe was initiated by the Regional Prosecutor's Office in Katowice.
The General Prosecutor's office in Slovakia has canceled the indictment against former environment minister Ján Budaj, deeming it premature, and has instructed the investigator to continue proceedings in the case of alleged uneconomical handling of state funds.
A former director of a senior residence has been charged by the public prosecutor's office with systematic organizational failure, leading to the neglect of vulnerable persons.
SDSM has filed criminal charges against Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski over his statements suggesting former party officials might face prosecution, which SDSM views as political pressure, and is demanding an immediate reaction from the Public Prosecutor's Office.
German public prosecutors are investigating SPD politician Hülya Iri on suspicion of subsidy fraud related to an insolvent integration association. The case is politically sensitive for the SPD due to Iri's support for prominent party members.
The Fier Prosecutor's Office announced the conclusion of investigations against a police officer from the 'Shqiponja' special unit in Fier, who is accused of recruiting a student to sell drugs.
The Belgrade prosecutor's office has filed an indictment against a Bosnian citizen, accusing him of causing the death of a three-member family while driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. Prosecutors are seeking a 15-year prison sentence for the driver.
A 28-year-old man is accused of harassing a woman with over 28,000 calls and 65,000 WhatsApp messages, with the public prosecutor seeking his deportation.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has filed an indictment against Nikola Đ. (25) from Bosnia and Herzegovina, seeking a 15-year prison sentence for his alleged responsibility in a traffic accident that killed three people in New Belgrade.
A Texas woman and her husband are accused of operating a high-end prostitution ring in Godley, Texas, with prosecutors alleging the Godley Police Department assisted them in gathering information on public officials.
In a new podcast, former Belgian investigative judge Michel Claise expressed his distrust of some former magistrate colleagues, whom he considers too politicized, and criticized the De Wever government's approach to establishing a financial prosecutor's office.
In the Onilă case, Nicușor Dan stated that 'there were no abuses' in defense of prosecutor Chiriac, while a journalist involved in the investigation that led to the reopening of the file explained the president's errors.
Estonian Prosecutor General Astrid Asi stated that recent political criticism has not made the Prosecutor's Office more cautious, emphasizing the need for impartial investigation regardless of political status.
Legal experts in Ghana are debating the extent of the Office of the Special Prosecutor's (OSP) mandate, particularly its ability to prosecute cases independently under the constitution. Concerns have been raised about the Attorney General potentially curtailing the OSP's powers.
Vice President Sara Duterte, her former security chief, and other officials have strongly refuted and questioned the credibility of claims made by Madriaga, including allegations of cash delivery and other inconsistencies.
Prosecutors in a Minnesota county have filed assault charges against an ICE agent, initiating a legal process to address the allegations of misconduct.
Government lawyers are appealing to reinstate the conviction of Run-DMC rap icon Jam Master Jay's godson, arguing that a jury correctly found him guilty of the 2002 murder.
An ICE officer has been charged with assault in Minnesota for allegedly pointing a gun at people on a Minneapolis highway. An arrest warrant was issued for the agent following the incident.
A prosecutor has requested a €23,400 fine for former Jēkabpils mayor Leonīds Salcevičs for falsifying financial statements of the "Jēkabpils Basketball Club." Salcevičs is also accused in another criminal case.
Romanian politician Nicușor Dan had a 15-minute discussion with activist Marian Ceaușescu, who questioned Dan's appointments to prosecutor offices. Dan also explained his differences with President Klaus Iohannis.
Former Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye, has supported the High Court's decision to strip the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) of some prosecutorial powers, emphasizing that no Act of Parliament can override the constitutional mandate.
Turkish authorities reportedly released a school shooter the day before he opened fire, despite him having planned a large-scale attack. The prosecutor's office confirmed the shooter's extensive planning.
The prosecutor's office has reportedly filed a motion to dismiss proceedings against the perpetrator of a brutal murder at the University of Warsaw campus, following psychiatric evaluations that deemed the 22-year-old suspect unfit for trial.
Civil Society Organizations in Ghana are calling on President Mahama to provide clarity on his position regarding the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP).
The NGO Euromost reports ongoing abuses related to burials and has informed the Supreme State Prosecutor's Office, the EU Delegation, and Brussels about the case.
Polish police have arrested Marcin K., a well-known and controversial restructuring advisor and liquidator for entities including Getin Bank. He is being transported to the prosecutor's office in Łódź.
Viorel Cerbu, the new chief prosecutor of Romania's National Anti-corruption Directorate (DNA), has appointed Dumitru Constantin Călina, a personal advisor to the former DNA head Marius Voineag, as his own personal advisor.
A ministry led by Slaven Radunović in Montenegro has approved the legalization of an illegally constructed hotel within a UNESCO buffer zone. This decision comes despite a criminal complaint filed by the police and an ongoing investigation by the prosecutor's office.
Legal experts in Ghana are debating the independence of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), with some arguing that Article 88(4) empowers it to act autonomously while others criticize the notion of requiring Attorney General approval for every case as absurd.
The Linz public prosecutor's office is investigating whether key witness Thomas Schmid gave false testimony in the trial against ÖVP club leader August Wöginger, with implications for Sebastian Kurz.
A High Court in Accra has reaffirmed a legal position previously advanced by Haruna Iddrisu regarding the prosecutorial powers of Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor.
The Vlora Prosecutor's Office has concluded investigations and sent seven individuals, including four former officials from the Himara IMT, to court on charges of illegal construction and abuse of duty for unauthorized constructions.
Alexandru Machidon, Moldova's interim Prosecutor General, has successfully passed an external integrity evaluation conducted by a vetting commission. The Supreme Council of Prosecutors subsequently approved the commission's report on his assessment.
A Sandiganbayan justice, prosecutors, and lawyers visited a P92.8-million flood control project site in Bulacan, confirming it to be a 'ghost project' in connection with former Sen. Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr.'s corruption case.
Reports indicate the Pentagon is preparing for potential military operations in Cuba, awaiting a direct order from President Trump. This development coincides with the US Senate's rejection of attempts to limit the President's war-making authority.
Prosecutors have added a terrorism charge in a new indictment against Brian Cole Jr., who is accused of placing pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC headquarters on the eve of the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
A High Court in Ghana has issued a ruling concerning the powers of the Special Prosecutor, sparking discussions and concerns about its implications for the nation's anti-corruption efforts.
The trial has commenced for suspended prosecutor Jasminka Knežević, who is accused of transmitting confidential documents from the OSA (Intelligence-Security Agency) via TikTok.
A meeting was held between prosecutors and journalists to discuss the critical role of communication in building and strengthening public trust in institutions.
The Bulgarian caretaker government provided a summary of its efforts in preparing for fair elections, stating it had "put an end to the dark rooms." The government also singled out the prosecutor's office as the only non-functioning unit in ensuring electoral integrity.
A 28-year-old man from Chisinau has been sentenced to one and a half years in prison for hooliganism and threatening police officers. The General Prosecutor's Office announced the court's decision on April 15.
A prosecutor in Mulhouse, France, detailed the ordeal of a young boy discovered sequestered in a van in Hagenbach after residents reported hearing 'child noises' from the vehicle.
Lavly Perling, former prosecutor general and leader of the Parempoolsed party, has been unanimously elected as the new president of the Estonian national fencing federation.
Prosecutor Saveski met with Judge Fidani to discuss plans for improved cooperation between the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Supreme Court, aiming for more efficient case handling.
The Icelandic Ministry of Justice was not obligated to grant RÚV's request for access to all documents related to the termination of former Deputy Prosecutor Helgi Magnús Gunnarsson. The ministry rejected the information request, citing that information would not be provided.
A French deputy, Robert Le Bourgeois, has filed a complaint with the public prosecutor regarding the discovery of a magnet depicting an "Islamized" Rouen coat of arms, featuring a slaughtered lamb and a broken Christian cross. He seeks accountability for this "worrying act."
Polish investigators from Koszalin will launch a new inquiry into a phone call made by Sebastian M. from his detention cell. This development comes six months after the incident, prompted by questions from TVN24 journalists and intervention from the National Public Prosecutor's Office.
Larry Devoe, the newly appointed Prosecutor General, is accused of building a career on shielding President Maduro from accountability for humanitarian collapse and repression.
Former CIA Director John Brennan could face an indictment decision within weeks, according to John Solomon, who cites a rare prosecutorial request for Senate transcripts.
Attorney-at-law and former Prosecutor General Norman Aas warned that Estonia's fight against corruption has taken a wrong turn, focusing too much on proving friendships rather much than actual corruption.
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Portugal continues to investigate alleged abuses at the Centre for Social Studies (CES), with Boaventura Sousa Santos, former director, maintaining that the accusations are "fanciful," despite a partial archiving of sexual harassment complaints due to lack of police reports.