House prosecutors are dividing their work and preparing for the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, with plans to present up to 25 witnesses. Discussions also include the possibility of online participation for senator-judges and taking the case to constituents.
German prosecutors issued a warrant leading to the arrest of Yousif C. near Copenhagen by Danish police, making him the eighth member of an alleged Hamas network. The group is accused of planning attacks on Israeli and Jewish sites across Europe.
Suspects in the murder of A.N. in Senjak have claimed to prosecutors that they were beaten by police officers during their interrogation. An attorney has called for an investigation into the alleged police misconduct.
Caddell, an Alabama-based American company constructing the US consulate in Italy, has been placed under judicial control by prosecutors investigating the alleged exploitation of nearly 400 workers, risking international tensions.
Investigations related to the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) have resulted in the seizure of nearly 92 billion forints and the locking of entire servers. Police and prosecutors have investigated 17 legal entities in the past two days.
The House of Representatives Judicial Affairs Committee held a hearing with experts regarding a review of Japan's retrial system. Discussions focused on issues such as prosecutors' appeals against retrial decisions and the disclosure of evidence.
Romanian prosecutors have added charges of hate speech against women to the ongoing investigation into Andrew Tate. This development broadens the scope of the legal proceedings against him.
Thirty-nine individuals have been arrested in Northern Greece and Crete for allegedly orchestrating a scheme to illegally obtain 7.2 million euros in EU agricultural subsidies. Seventeen of those arrested are being brought before Greek European Prosecutors.
An indictment has been filed against two police officers who were the first responders at an accident scene in Rzeszów, accusing them of dereliction of duty after a 14-year-old girl was seriously injured.
The Prosecutor's Office in Georgia announced the arrest of six law enforcement officers in connection with an incident in Gori where a viral video showed police beating two individuals.
New York and New Jersey attorneys general have launched an investigation into FIFA's ticketing practices for the 2026 World Cup. Meanwhile, several international stars, including Neymar and Lionel Messi, are facing injury concerns, while teams like Australia, Mexico, and South Korea continue their preparations for the tournament.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has been released from jail following his domestic violence arrest, with prosecutors stating they need more time to decide on filing criminal charges.
Prosecutors in Bihor, Romania, have announced the indictment of a man accused of murdering a 17-year-old girl who was interning at a farm in Parhida on May 8. The suspect has a prior 20-year murder conviction.
Former FPÖ leader Heinz-Christian Strache is defending his entitlement to a party-funded insurance policy, while prosecutors accuse him of embezzlement for allegedly attempting to divert party assets for personal gain.
The Lithuanian government has decided that general prosecutors from Lithuania and other countries will be served as very important persons (VIPs) at the nation's airports.
Prosecutors in Paris have launched an investigation into alleged foreign smear campaigns targeting local elections, raising concerns about external interference in democratic processes.
French prosecutors are investigating possible foreign interference targeting the radical left-wing La France Insoumise (LFI) party, after its leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon claimed three mayoral candidates were targeted due to their support for the Palestinian cause.
Polish prosecutors have filed two arrest warrants for false alarms and appointed a new prosecutor for the investigation into the disappearance of the BitBay cryptocurrency exchange head, while also forming an investigative team for TV Republika employees.
Reality star Eric Rosenbrook, formerly of '90 Day Fiancé', has reached a plea deal with prosecutors in a battery case involving his wife, pleading guilty to disorderly conduct and domestic abuse assessments.
A former police colonel stated that proving his innocence in prison kept his spirits up, as prosecutors seek 10 to 12 years for him and other former Győr police leaders accused of colluding with a major security company.
Andrei Balan, an anti-corruption prosecutor in Moldova, became the first prosecutor to pass an external integrity evaluation after the Superior Council of Prosecutors twice rejected recommendations from the evaluation commission that he did not meet the criteria.
Paris prosecutors are investigating over 100 cases of alleged abuse, including rape, carried out by school supervisors against children as young as three, revealing a 'massive' scandal in France.
Several Moldovan anti-corruption prosecutors, including Vasile Disculțu and Andrei Balan, have undergone external evaluation, with some reports accepted and others rejected or extended by the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP).
The new Board of Directors for the Union of Judges and Prosecutors has been formed, with Christoforos Sevastidis re-elected as president. The union's leadership remains consistent.
Lawyer Ruslan Berzoi was declared the winner of the competition for the position of member in the College of Discipline and Ethics, representing civil society, a decision made today, May 26, at the meeting of the Superior Council of Prosecutors.
Senior lawyers, including a former attorney general, have written to Keir Starmer, urging him to request that Indian prosecutors drop charges against a British human rights activist, citing concerns about a 'rigged' prosecution and potential breach of double jeopardy rules.
Polish prosecutors have launched an investigation following a false alarm that prompted a significant emergency services response at the apartment of the Polish president's mother. The incident involved a false report that led to a high-priority intervention by authorities.
A former Moldovan official, Dumitru Varticu, has been formally charged in connection with the suicide of his wife, a case that has drawn significant attention in the Republic of Moldova. Prosecutors have presented accusations related to two episodes and imposed a travel ban.
Nicolás Maduro is facing a new criminal investigation from federal prosecutors in Miami, amid ongoing doubts about the viability of previous charges filed against him.
The mayor of Kibichuo Town in Okayama Prefecture is expected to be referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Public Offices Election Act by allegedly paying for a portion of voters' meal expenses at a social gathering.
An employee of Georgia's State Security Service was found dead in Khashuri with a gunshot wound from their own firearm, prompting prosecutors to probe 'incitement to suicide'.
Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, released after being detained by Israeli forces, have returned to their home countries and are alleging abuse, including sexual assault and mistreatment, during their detention. The UN has called for accountability regarding the treatment of these activists.
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kovesi has lodged an official complaint with the European Commission against Greece, alleging that the country is obstructing EU prosecutors from investigating parliamentarians in an agricultural fraud case.
Kostas Tsiaras and Notis Mitarakis provided explanations to European Prosecutors regarding a report on OPEKEPE, which allegedly contained "structural errors." K. Papakosta also made claims related to the investigation.
Prosecutors are expanding charges against the parents of Helenka from Zielona Góra, as new expert findings indicate the child was starved for a longer period than initially believed, influencing the final indictment.
Negotiations for Austria's planned federal public prosecutor's office are ongoing, with the Justice Minister insisting on judicial rather than parliamentary control over the appointment and oversight of federal prosecutors.
Takeshi Niinami, former chairman of Suntory Holdings, was not indicted by the Fukuoka District Public Prosecutors Office after being referred on suspicion of violating the Narcotics Control Law for allegedly receiving cannabis-containing products. The reasons for the non-indictment were not disclosed.
Hundreds of activists from the Gaza Flotilla were released and deported by Israel, with many returning to their home countries and recounting their experiences during detention. The deportations sparked international criticism.
Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into two editors at the BirGün newspaper on allegations of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in an article that quoted a student group criticizing pressure on university students.
Federal prosecutors have dismissed charges against several individuals who demonstrated outside an immigration detention facility in Broadview, Illinois, after pursuing the cases for months.
Non-political individuals have been summoned by European Prosecutors to provide explanations by June 5 regarding the investigated subsidies from OPEKEPE.
Turkish prosecutors have ordered the detention of four civil servants from the Ministry of Treasury and Finance and the BOTAŞ energy company, as part of an ongoing crackdown targeting individuals allegedly linked to the Gülen movement.
Prosecutors are seeking a 50-year prison sentence for the leader of a nonprofit organization implicated in a large-scale fraud case in Minnesota, highlighting the severity of the charges.
An appeals court in Wrocław has released Bohdana and Ivan Y., parents suspected of abusing their one-year-old daughter who died after several months of hospitalization. Prosecutors accuse them of abuse and extreme neglect.
Šibenik lawyer Krešimir Škarica has criticized the Croatian justice system, including the police, State Attorney's Office, and courts, for systemic problems, poor organization, and lack of accountability that he believes led to a tragedy in Drniš.
Approximately 50 political and non-political individuals have been summoned by European Prosecutors to provide explanations regarding OPEKEPE subsidies from 2021. The summonses are part of an ongoing investigation into the allocation of funds.
A father and his two sons were killed in a road accident in Smyków, Lesser Poland, when their car struck a parked truck. Prosecutors have initiated an investigation into the incident.
The Public Prosecution Service in the Netherlands has decided not to file criminal charges against the porn site Motherless, stating their investigation focuses on the origin of sex abuse material rather than the hosting provider.
The trial for the murder of Ndongo Guéye has commenced, with prosecutors seeking life imprisonment and 500 million in damages. The proceedings have reportedly paralyzed the court.
A Kyiv court has acquitted Yusuf Mameshev, a key witness in a case against NABU detective Ruslan Mahamedrasulov, though prosecutors plan to appeal the decision.
The ZdG newspaper has analyzed the asset and interest declarations submitted by the heads of the Prosecutor General's Office, Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, and Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases. The investigation covers acquisitions such as the Prosecutor General's wife's job, Dumitru Robu's house, and Victor Furtuna's real estate exchange.
Prosecutors in Lubin have filed charges against a 53-year-old woman suspected of involvement in fraud and money laundering, allegedly helping to extort nearly 225,000 PLN from nine victims across Poland.
Prosecutors in Bucharest have requested prison sentences for former Gendarmerie chiefs accused of ordering the violent repression of protesters during the August 2018 demonstration in Victory Square, Romania.
Christian Nègre, a former senior French official, is accused by prosecutors of secretly administering diuretics to more than 100 women, an accusation he has partially admitted but has yet to face trial for.
Prosecutors allege that Andrew Left was paid millions by hedge funds, a fact he concealed from the public, while he was scrutinizing the work of a Madoff whistleblower who was working with one of those funds.
House prosecutors have finalized assignments and expressed readiness to present evidence in the impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte. They affirmed the trial would proceed even if she refuses to appear or resigns.
Greek officials, including G. Floridis, clarified that the investigative powers and responsibilities of the European Public Prosecutor's Office remain unchanged, particularly concerning felonies and the conduct of investigative acts by delegated European Prosecutors.
Francis H., a 58-year-old volunteer firefighter, is accused of murdering his wife's lover in Bordeaux after spying on her double life, with prosecutors claiming he 'did everything to commit the perfect crime'.
An Austrian man is under investigation by prosecutors for alleged "sniper criminality" in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War, with suspicions against him reportedly solidifying.
A special team of four prosecutors with expertise in medical, economic, and official misconduct criminal law has been assigned to investigate incidents at the USZ cardiac surgery clinic in Switzerland.
Prosecutors allege Kevin Juin defrauded investors by raising money to acquire Playboy's Honey Birdette lingerie business, instead using funds for luxury items and personal expenses.
Brazilian prosecutors have lauded a court decision to preserve Fordlandia, a historic site that advocates argued the government had neglected, leading to its decay.
Milanese prosecutors are investigating two Iranian individuals suspected of threatening their compatriots living in exile, a case that highlights the Iranian regime's pressure on dissidents in Europe.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice in Romania has decided to maintain the preventive arrest of prosecutors Gigi Ștefan and Teodor Niță from the Constanța Court of Appeal, who are accused of corruption.
Prosecutors have filed charges against seven individuals for drug trafficking following raids in the Druzhba residential complex where illicit substances were seized.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the IDF to increase its control over 70% of the Gaza Strip. This directive comes amidst ongoing conflict and discussions about the future of the region.
Paris prosecutors have opened investigations into possible violence in dozens of schools and nurseries, revealing a growing scandal of alleged sexual assaults in French childcare and educational settings.
Animal-rights activist and centre-right MP Michela Vittoria Brambilla is among several people under investigation by Milan prosecutors for alleged false invoices regarding the sponsorship of her Mediaset TV show about animals.
A Google employee has been charged with insider trading for allegedly using confidential company data to place bets on Polymarket, earning $1.2 million. The individual, known as 'AlphaRaccoon,' is accused of leveraging internal information to predict outcomes on the cryptocurrency-based prediction market.
Prosecutors revealed that a former member of South Korea's Antarctic research team allegedly crafted a 47-centimeter blade from a steel sheet before threatening fellow crew members, leading to his repatriation.
The Kyoto District Public Prosecutors Office indicted Yuki Adachi, 37, the father who lived with the elementary school boy, on charges of murder and abandonment of a body. This follows the discovery of the child's body in a forest in Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture.
The brother of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing legal proceedings over allegations of embezzlement and influence peddling related to his employment in Badajoz, with prosecutors reportedly supporting his case. This incident is part of a broader series of corruption allegations involving individuals close to the Prime Minister.
A 26-year-old man from Copenhagen has been acquitted of glorifying terrorism, as police and prosecutors failed to provide evidence that he knew an attack was terror-related when he commented on a headline.
A 19-year-old man has been indicted by prosecutors in Ineu for legionary propaganda, accused of placing stickers with Corneliu Zelea Codreanu and legionary symbols on public poles and road signs last spring.
Prosecutors in Rijeka, Croatia, have indicted two men and a woman on charges of holding a 25-year-old woman as a slave, committing sexual offenses, and inflicting severe injuries.
During deliberations on revisions to Japan's retrial system, Justice Minister Hiraguchi stated that proposed amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure would not narrow the scope of evidence disclosed by prosecutors.
A young man in Rijeka stole a Peugeot and drove it for days, telling authorities he did it because he was bored. Prosecutors are seeking a six-month prison sentence.
DNA prosecutors are conducting searches at Iași City Hall in Romania, targeting documents related to the management and disappearance of quantities of fuel oil from state reserves.
Numerous lawyers are reportedly volunteering their services pro bono to prepare for the impeachment trial of Sara Duterte. Prosecutors are actively preparing their case against her.
Resigned Culture Minister Demeter Andras Istvan stated he has approached prosecutors, requesting verification of a public recording where he allegedly used offensive terms.
Two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, have been placed in custody following the strangulation death of an 11-year-old boy in Rennes, with prosecutors stating they claimed to have acted for fishing equipment.
Witness Andruskó appeared in court without his face covered for the first time during the ongoing trial for the murders of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová, as well as the ordered murders of prosecutors.
Serbia's newly elected public prosecutors have been sworn into office during a ceremony in the Assembly. The event was attended by prominent figures including Ana Brnabić and Zagorka Dolovac.
Japan's government is considering a bill that would, in principle, prohibit public prosecutors from filing appeals against court decisions to start retrials, a reform stressed by Takaichi.
A bill to revise Japan's retrial system, which would generally prohibit prosecutors from appealing decisions to start retrials, has begun deliberation in the House of Representatives, with Prime Minister Takaichi emphasizing its importance for preventing prolonged proceedings.
Prosecutors will investigate the intrusion by employees of Telewizja Republika and a group of PiS MPs into the National Public Prosecutor's Office during the interrogation of Tomasz Sakiewicz.
A major operation is underway in Sarandë and Ksamil, Albania, as prosecutors have issued dozens of arrest warrants for police officers, local officials, and businessmen suspected of illegal construction violations.
Two prosecutors in Moldova, including Ina Frunză-Bargan, Deputy Chief Prosecutor of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, and Inna Vîhodeț, a prosecutor from Cahul, have been proposed for external evaluation by the evaluation commission.
The Association of Prosecutors in Spain is taking the Constitutional Court's ruling, which validated 'finger-pointing' appointments in the fiscal leadership, to Strasbourg, alleging a violation of Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
House prosecutors are pushing for the full presentation of evidence against Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial, with her bank accounts being cited as potential proof of corruption, while the non-disclosure of these accounts could be fatal to the prosecution's case.
Prosecutors in Brazil have filed a lawsuit seeking to ban glyphosate, the world's top-selling weed killer, amid growing concerns over its environmental and health impacts.
A Danish research project highlights how the language used by prosecutors and defenders in rape cases has become crucial following the new consent law, often leading to two different narratives of the same event.
A US soldier stationed in Okinawa, Japan, has been referred to prosecutors on suspicion of sexual assault against a woman. The case is now proceeding through the legal system.
Prosecutors have requested a life sentence for Guillaume B., 51, who is on trial in France for aggravated rape and acts of torture against his former partner, Laëtitia R.
Moldova's Prosecutor Evaluation Commission has concluded its integrity checks for three prosecutors—Eduard Varzar and Ghenadie Pîrlii from the General Prosecutor's Office, and one other—issuing non-promotion reports.
Six administrators of construction companies in Bucharest are under investigation by prosecutors for tax evasion, suspected of failing to pay 2 million lei in taxes.
Prosecutors in Split have indicted a 42-year-old man for attempted rape in August 2025, after the victim reportedly resisted and managed to escape from her apartment.
At least 25 people, identified as farmers, were killed in successive attacks attributed to criminal organizations in Honduras, according to prosecutors and police.
The Belgian federal prosecutor's office has launched a criminal investigation into the "Sarajevo safari" case. Two individuals have been identified as suspects in connection with their alleged participation in the incident.
Federal prosecutors in the US have charged Cornelius Shannon and Arturo Hernandez with using artificial intelligence to create nude videos and photos of female celebrities. This marks one of the first cases under a newly enacted law designed to combat deepfake pornography.
Prosecutors in Warsaw are investigating a collision between a Mazovian Railways train and a railcar crane, where the railcar driver was allegedly intoxicated. Charges have been filed concerning the direct danger of a railway catastrophe.
Prosecutors are seeking a four-year prison sentence, with two years suspended, for a 60-year-old roadside assistance worker accused of fatally hitting a 56-year-old cyclist who had robbed him two years prior in Eindhoven.
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Polish prosecutors report that the fugitive former justice minister, Zbigniew Ziobro, traveled to the United States via Italy, having been granted a US visa as a member of the media.
Japan's House of Representatives is scheduled to begin deliberations on a bill to revise the Code of Criminal Procedure on the 26th, which would primarily prohibit prosecutors from appealing decisions to reopen trials.
Prosecutors have issued arrest warrants for two men suspected of involvement in a gang smuggling millions of excise-free cigarettes. This action comes after a court previously refused to authorize their arrest.
Prosecutors are requesting different sentences for two 16-year-olds charged in a "Snapchat rape" case. The handling of the case has been described by some as a failure.
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece issued a statement welcoming the lifting of Zoi Konstantopoulou's parliamentary immunity, calling it a necessary step for the criminal investigation of her actions.
South Korean police plan to refer a man in his 70s to prosecutors for allegedly threatening two Nepali co-workers with a homemade gun and a blunt object. The incident involved the suspect swinging an object at the victims.
The owner of a daycare center, previously featured in a viral video, has been charged by prosecutors in connection with a $4.6 million daycare fraud scheme.
A police officer from the Saranda Police Station in Albania has been arrested on suspicion of passive corruption. Prosecutors stated that the officer was implicated by wiretaps, leading to his detention.
Dutch prosecutors have recommended a seven-year prison sentence and a ten-year professional ban for Robin J., a 40-year-old former football coach and teacher from Vlissingen, for sex abuse and hidden recordings involving 500 boys.
The controversial adult website Motherless has come back online after it was previously taken down due to Dutch prosecutors flagging sexual abuse content.
Prosecutors in Bucharest have announced the seizure of assets worth over €55 million in connection with the Rahova explosion case, where 176 individuals and companies are seeking damages.
Romania's National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) conducted searches at the Brăila County Council headquarters and the HC Dunărea Brăila handball club. Prosecutors are seizing documents related to the handball club as part of an investigation.
Prosecutors and police conducted extensive raids in six Romanian counties, targeting an organized crime group suspected of cigarette smuggling and international drug trafficking, with millions of contraband cigarettes and pills reportedly sent to Finland.
Tomasz Sakiewicz, head of Telewizja Republika, is scheduled to testify today before prosecutors regarding the alleged escape of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro to the United States.
Kristijan Aleksić has been ordered into investigative detention in connection with the murder of a 19-year-old, an event that has sparked mourning and protests. Prosecutors are seeking further charges against Aleksić, who faces up to 40 years in prison.
Chief prosecutors from the Western Balkans are convening in Sarajevo for their Third Consultative Forum, where they will launch a new Practical Guide on Joint Investigative Teams to combat crime and corruption.
A scandal at the University Hospital's Zurich Heart Surgery clinic, involving severe medical and organizational deficiencies and high mortality rates over several years, has triggered a criminal investigation by prosecutors from three cantons.
Prosecutors in Lithuania have confirmed that screenwriters Andrius Zimaitis and comedian Antanas Kisliakas have been charged in a pre-trial investigation concerning incitement to hatred, public mockery, and disparagement of disabled people.
French prosecutors have launched an investigation into the treatment of French nationals by Israeli forces during a recent Gaza flotilla incident. The probe follows reports of alleged abuse and torture of activists.
German prosecutors have confirmed a connection between two men arrested in Norway on suspicion of terror support for Hamas and an ongoing international investigation. The Norwegian arrests follow earlier detentions in Germany, Denmark, and Cyprus as part of the same case.
French prosecutors have expanded their investigation into an alleged €14 billion share fraud involving Hermès. Three Swiss lawyers have been placed under formal investigation concerning the disappearance of Nicolas Puech’s shares in the luxury group.
Dutch prosecutors are attempting to seize 8 million euros from former football international Quincy Promes, alleging the money was obtained through illegal drug activities.
A supervisor at a children's home in Csanádpalota, Hungary, has been arrested following a raid, with prosecutors citing a risk of witness intimidation.
Prosecutors have characterized the suspected killer's actions in the murder of Anna Kepner on a cruise ship as a 'barbaric, intentional, thoughtful act' in new court documents. This description highlights the severity and premeditated nature of the alleged crime.
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A former senior CIA officer, David Rush, has been arrested after the FBI seized millions of dollars worth of gold bars and cash from his home. Prosecutors allege he stole $40 million in gold bars from the agency, which he reportedly claimed were for 'work expenses'.
A businesswoman in Bucharest is under judicial control, accused by prosecutors of continuous tax evasion and non-payment of taxes and contributions to the state, allegedly through fictitious fuel purchases exceeding 9 million lei.
Miloš Vučević, president of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated that two Novi Sad activists from his party were attacked by "blockaders" and called on courts and prosecutors to demonstrate equal application of the law in this case.
Lithuanian law enforcement, investigating large-scale corruption in the Plant Protection Service, reportedly obtained a search warrant for former MP Kazys Starkevičius in early November but did not execute it immediately.
Prosecutors have decided not to appeal the sexual offense case involving Anneli Auer and Jens Kuka. A district court had acquitted both individuals of all charges in April.
The Trump administration has reportedly instructed federal prosecutors to cease criminal investigations into Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó. This directive aims to avoid undermining Guaidó's authority as the U.S.-recognized interim president of Venezuela.
Allegations have emerged that Spain's PSOE party pursued judges, prosecutors, and the UCO (Central Operative Unit) 'by order of the 'One'' and employed a 'criminal network.' These accusations are detailed in a court order that led the Civil Guard to the party's headquarters.
Peter Tóth is scheduled to testify for the first time in the current phase of the Kuciak murder trial and the planned murders of prosecutors. His testimony on June 22 in Pezinok could significantly impact the case.
Georgia's Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into alleged 'exceeding official powers with violence' after video footage emerged showing police officers beating two men during an arrest in Gori.
Public prosecutors in the Rhein-Main region of Germany, including Frankfurt and Hessen, are reportedly experimenting with the use of artificial intelligence in their operations.
The teen stepbrother charged with the death of Anna Kepner aboard a Carnival cruise ship is appearing in federal court, with prosecutors pushing for his detention.
The Madrid Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation into two prosecutors who were mentioned in conversations related to the 'Plus Ultra case.' This action follows concerns raised about their involvement.
South Korean prosecutors are set to investigate the deadly collapse of an overpass in Seoul. The investigation will aim to determine the cause and any responsible parties for the incident.
Donald Trump announced that his recent medical examinations went "perfectly," addressing public speculation about his health. This comes amidst various political developments, including setbacks for his redistricting efforts and ongoing international discussions.
Prosecutors have dropped a domestic battery charge against '90 Day Fiancé' star Thais Ramone, meaning she will not face potential jail time for an incident prior to her divorce.
The prosecutor from the Prosecutor's Office of the municipality of Chisinau, Liliana Partole, was heard by the Commission for the evaluation of prosecutors.
Romania's General Prosecutor's Office is criticizing a new public sector salary law, warning that its provisions could undermine the independence of the judiciary by reducing prosecutors' incomes and threatening legal action.
Arizona prosecutors have indicted an illegal immigrant on manslaughter charges after toxicology reports allegedly showed drugs in her system following a rollover crash that killed her daughter.
Israeli prosecutors are anticipated to indict a former aide to Benjamin Netanyahu, signaling potential legal developments in the country's political landscape.
Four individuals in Riga, Latvia, are facing charges for allegedly setting fire to railway infrastructure. Prosecutors assert that these acts were carried out in the interests of a foreign power.
Despite having laws, prosecutors, and police, Serbia lacks an effective mechanism to compel police compliance with judicial procedures, leading to stalled investigations and questions about the need for a prosecutorial police force.
Court proceedings in the private criminal prosecution brought by the family of Thanasis Nicolaou in Cyprus have advanced with prosecutors submitting a revised indictment against five former officials, with preliminary objections now scheduled for June 4.
The Supreme State Prosecutor's Office (VDT) in Montenegro has opened two cases during the Independence Day celebrations, one of which involves six minors.
The bail hearing for Kivumbi has been adjourned because prosecutors were attending a symposium. The delay impacts the legal proceedings for the individual.
Martynas Jovaiša and Saulius Verseckas, both experienced prosecutors, are vying to lead the highly important Organized Crime and Corruption Investigation Department of the Lithuanian Prosecutor General's Office.
Prosecutors are continuing their investigation into a tragic road accident in Przasnysz, Mazowieckie, where three patients traveling by special bus for dialysis died, awaiting a key expert opinion.
China has launched the Shenzhou-23 manned space mission, which includes the first astronaut from Hong Kong. The astronaut will gather data using an observatory created by local Hong Kong teams.
Zurich prosecutors are bolstering their efforts against mafia networks, adopting a 'Follow the money' strategy and establishing a new temporary department to address a backlog of criminal cases.
A Chicago man has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly using his SUV as a deadly weapon to ram an ICE officer's truck during an operation, with video evidence presented by prosecutors.
The Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) is examining the case of Alexandru Machidon and the €75,000 found in his basement after his parents' death, with the evaluation commission scrutinizing how the money was acquired.
Serbian prosecutors believe a body found in a metal drum is likely that of a man whose disappearance, following a restaurant shooting, prompted the arrest of the Belgrade police chief.
The European Association of Judges and Prosecutors has issued a warning that the independence of the judiciary and human rights are increasingly under threat. This statement highlights growing concerns about the rule of law in various European countries.
Prosecutors have initiated a 'detention for expert examination' for the 68-year-old suspect who was driving the bus involved in a fatal accident on the Ban-etsu Expressway in Fukushima, to assess his criminal responsibility.
The Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia charged one person with 'hooliganism' and 'property damage' for the May 20 incident where a car was driven into the courtyard of the Patriarchate of Georgia in downtown Tbilisi, stating the suspect acted on grounds of 'religious intolerance'.
Experts claim the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime and Corruption's announcement of a pre-investigation procedure for espionage in the President's cabinet is a scandal.
German authorities have charged two men, including an alleged Iranian agent, with plotting to assassinate prominent Jewish leaders in Germany. Prosecutors state the plot was orchestrated on behalf of Iran.
Prosecutors claim that influencer Gabbie Gonzalez, along with her father and boyfriend, requested Jack Avery's pinky finger as evidence of his death. Gonzalez, accused of conspiracy to commit murder, has appeared in court regarding the allegations.
Portuguese prosecutors are continuing their investigation into the deaths of victims from the February storms. Autopsy reports for 17 fatalities were submitted in April, which are crucial for potential insurance and state compensation claims.
New Orleans state prosecutors have filed formal misdemeanor battery charges against actor Shia LaBeouf, four months after an incident, though they opted not to pursue hate-crime charges despite anti-gay slurs captured on video.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade continues its search for the body of A. N. and has issued 70 orders for various expert examinations in the ongoing murder investigation involving 10 suspects.
Judicial debates have concluded in the high-profile Ciochină and Andronache case in Moldova, where defense lawyers are accusing media pressure of influencing the verdict and are seeking the acquittal of their clients. Prosecutors, however, are pushing for harsher penalties for one of the convicted individuals.
Polish media and prosecutors are reporting on new developments concerning former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, including investigations into his alleged 'escape' from Hungary and the status of his gun permit. The National Prosecutor's Office has shared new findings, with reports indicating Ziobro is currently in the USA.
The prosecution in Belgrade has denied claims that police and prosecutors reacted late in the 'Senjak Case,' where authorities are still searching for the body of a man reportedly killed on May 12.
Mr Teo is among seven shipping executives accused of taking part in the price-fixing conspiracy that went on for four years, according to recently unsealed US court documents.
New information from the asset declarations of Moldovan prosecutors includes details about the Prosecutor General's wife's employment at a firm linked to criminal cases and real estate transactions involving other high-ranking officials.
The French National Financial Prosecutor's Office expects to decide by the end of the year whether to prosecute Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš over a real estate transaction in the south of France, suspecting him of tax evasion.
Federal prosecutors have charged an Arizona man with attempting arson and vandalizing an ICE facility, an act that could lead to up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
A couple, Kevin Canaan and Yeniffer Tavarez-Cepeda, have been charged with criminal homicide after their one-day-old son died, with prosecutors alleging physical abuse of the infant.
German prosecutors allege that Irish man Daniel Tatlow-Devally is part of a 'sabotage squad' that broke into an Israeli arms subsidiary, where five individuals are accused of spraying anti-Semitic slogans and symbols glorifying Hamas.
The father of fugitive drug criminal Jos Leijdekkers was acquitted by a Rotterdam court of money laundering charges involving two watches, despite prosecutors having sought a seven-month prison sentence.
A financial director for a group of companies in Bucharest is accused of illegally transferring over 11.2 million lei into personal accounts or accounts she could access, using the companies' e-banking services. Prosecutors are investigating how she justified these transactions.
The Association of Prosecutors has once again secured a significant majority, obtaining six vocal positions in the Spanish Fiscal Council, while the progressive UPF of Peramato and García Ortiz only secured two.
Questions are being raised about how former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro and his deputy Marcin Romanowski, who are wanted by prosecutors in Warsaw, managed to leave Hungary before Magyar took office. It is speculated they may have traveled via Serbia.
Questions arise after Keith Flores, one of the 11 prosecutors seeking conviction, abstained from transmitting the impeachment case against VP Sara to the Senate.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich claims the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking an arrest warrant for him and other Israeli officials over alleged war crimes in Gaza. This development follows broader Israeli assessments of potential ICC action against its leadership.
The US Justice Department has dropped criminal and civil fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, a decision that led to a rally in Adani Group stocks.