The Punjab and Haryana High Court has granted bail to a man involved in 'Operation Sindoor,' citing a lack of evidence regarding his alleged ties to Pakistan.

The Islamabad High Court has issued a restraining order against the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to prevent the cutting of trees along Ataturk Avenue and has requested responses from the civic agency and other parties.

A balcony was reported to be on fire with open flames in the center of Vilnius, near the Lithuanian Parliament and Supreme Court.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has filed her nomination and stated that her party, TMC, would move the Supreme Court against the electoral roll freeze.

Protesters have blocked access to fuel terminals in Ireland, leading to disappointment from Fuels for Ireland regarding the garda response and concerns that fuel supplies to forecourts could be crippled.

The Special Court has scheduled the first hearing for former Albanian President Ilir Meta, ex-MP Monika Kryemadhi, and three others on charges of corruption, money laundering, and undeclared assets for April 27.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Justice Minister Davor Bunoza expressed on X his hope that Brussels would overlook the BiH Constitutional Court's decision regarding the appointment of the chief negotiator with the EU, indicating an appeal to foreign actors.

The Bombay High Court has criticized the Maharashtra government for its refusal to file a First Information Report (FIR) in a case involving a minor rape victim whose abortion failed and whose baby subsequently died.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled to protect a married man and his live-in partner, affirming the right to choose.

The Delhi High Court has directed social media platform X, the central government, and Delhi Police to take action against journalist Rana Ayyub for alleged derogatory tweets concerning Hindu deities and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.

A 54-year-old man was fined RM7,000 in the Sessions Court in Johor Bahru after pleading guilty to flashing his private parts in public.

The Indian Supreme Court ruled that belonging to a backward community does not automatically guarantee favour in government employment, emphasizing strict adherence to notified conditions and fairness in public recruitment processes.

Vraneša was fined 500 euros for insulting Milka, with the court rejecting his defense that his comments were a political response or a quote from Njegoš, deeming them beyond acceptable criticism.

The Calcutta High Court has ruled that filing false cases against a spouse amounts to cruelty, providing grounds for divorce.

Closing arguments are scheduled to be delivered on Wednesday in the criminal case of former Lithuanian army commander Valdemaras Rupšys, currently being heard at the Vilnius Regional Court.

Portugal's PS and PSD parties have successfully resolved a deadlock concerning the appointment of judges to the Constitutional Court, preventing a political rupture.

Swiss train manufacturer Stadler has withdrawn its complaint against a multi-billion franc order from SBB awarded to Siemens, accusing the Federal Administrative Court of injustice.

Professor Michel Danino submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court stating that a now-deleted NCERT chapter on the judiciary was the result of a 'collective and collaborative' process with no individual authorship.

A court in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh district has sentenced five members of a family to life imprisonment in a nearly two-year-old murder case.

An Indian Supreme Court order concerning elections in Bengal is being viewed as a significant test case for electoral democracy, with potential implications for its future course.

A regional trial court in Bacolod, Philippines, has declared four members of the Yanson family, who own the country's largest bus conglomerate, as "fugitives from justice" in a resolution dated March 17.

The Supreme Court of India criticized the Centre for sending a low-ranking officer to a meeting concerning the installation of CCTVs, highlighting a lapse in protocol.

Justice B.V. Nagarathna of India's Supreme Court strongly condemned the historical practice of isolating menstruating women as a form of 'untouchability' during arguments concerning the Sabarimala temple entry ban.

The Allahabad High Court has overturned the death sentence of a convict in the murders of an NIA officer and his wife, ordering his immediate release.

The Supreme Court has ruled that borrowers do not have the right to seek a personal hearing before their account is declared as 'fraud'.

India's Supreme Court ruled that the mere use of the word "bastard" without sexual intent does not constitute obscenity under IPC Section 294.

A 3-year-old child in US federal custody has allegedly been abused, with the Mexican-origin father attempting to regain custody for five months before the allegations surfaced through court action.

An Army sergeant is scheduled to face a court-martial in June for shootings that occurred at a Georgia base, after having pleaded to some of the charges.

The "Beograd ostaje" initiative has urged the court and prosecution to investigate Chinese company Power China and subcontractor Millennium Team following a tragedy at the new Sava River bridge construction site.

A court has issued an order for Patrice Roberts to pay a sum in US dollars, though the specific amount and reason were not detailed.

The Islamabad High Court has directed jail authorities to facilitate a meeting between a lawyer and former Prime Minister Imran Khan at 2 PM.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visits the Temple Mount, calling for expanded worshipper access amid wartime restrictions, while criticizing the High Court's approval of larger protests.

The Bombay High Court has instructed the Director General of Shipping to send the remains of Dixit Solanki to a forensic lab for DNA testing.

India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) has requested the court to decide the discharge pleas filed by Rohit Pawar and other accused in the State Co-operative Bank case based on their merits.

A Kumasi High Court has been asked to commit a rival claimant in the long-running Sampa chieftaincy dispute to prison for alleged contempt of court, marking a fresh legal battle in the conflict.

The Federal Shariat Court (FCC) in Pakistan has ruled that it possesses the authority to initiate contempt of court cases, citing Article 204 as self-executory.

A lawsuit filed by a private shipping company against Ærø Municipality has been dismissed by the court.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has convicted several individuals for supplying goats, food, and Indian hemp to Boko Haram insurgents in Borno State, Nigeria, with one individual sentenced to 20 years in prison.

An Indian court has extended the custody of six Ukrainian nationals for another 30 days on terrorism charges, with consular access still not granted to the detainees.

The Swiss Federal Council is taking action to close a legal loophole that denies accident insurance coverage to rape victims who were incapacitated by K.o.-drops, following a Federal Court decision against a woman in such a case.

Google is challenging a petition filed by a Sri Lankan Supreme Court judge in the Karnataka High Court, asserting there is no real nexus to the claims.

An insurance agent is scheduled to be charged in court on April 8 for allegedly pocketing premium payments, leading to legal action.

Finland's Ministry of Justice is reviewing a proposal to introduce upfront court fees, aiming to reduce serial complaints that often delay construction projects.

The head of the Larissa Prosecutor's Office ordered an urgent preliminary examination into the suitability of the courtroom designated for the Tempi train crash trial, following complaints from victims' relatives.

A court in Marseille has handed down firm prison sentences against a supplier and a major market gardener. They were accused in a large-scale pesticide trafficking operation between France and Spain, with the court imposing harsher penalties than requested.

A man and a woman in the conservative Aceh province of western Indonesia were publicly punished with 100 lashes each after being convicted by an Islamic court for engaging in extramarital sexual relations.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has commenced the mass trial of individuals suspected of terrorism offenses, marking a significant legal proceeding in Nigeria.

The Judicial Council of North Macedonia has issued an appeal to journalists, urging them to differentiate between public interest and sensationalism when reporting on judges and court cases.

A Syrian man has been arrested for indecent acts in central Zagreb, and a court has ordered his pre-trial detention to prevent him from fleeing Croatia or repeating the offense.

Judge Jakub Iwaniec, who is facing charges for allegedly driving under the influence and was involved in a hate scandal, has returned to his duties in a Warsaw court, where he will now preside over cases involving drunk drivers.

A disciplinary court in Poland has ruled against extending the suspension of Deputy Prosecutor General Michał Ostrowski, allowing him to return to work.

Following a fatal street race in Ludwigsburg that resulted in two deaths, a court has sentenced the main perpetrator to life imprisonment, while his brother received a 13-year prison sentence.

A judicial session has commenced at GJKKO for former Albanian Health Minister Ilir Beqaj concerning the 'Sterilization' case, where SPAK representatives noted the court's decision to reclassify charges in the preliminary phase.

A security guard who stabbed a colleague at the Kofinou Migrant Reception and Accommodation Centre after being criticized for his work has been sentenced to four years in prison by the Larnaca Permanent Criminal Court.

Poland's Supreme Court overturned a verdict against Robert T. and Adrian C., who were convicted of brutally beating a drug dealer and imprisoning him in a dog cage, citing 'improper composition of the court' as the reason.

The Administrative Court in Zagreb issued a final ruling confirming that adoption procedures for same-sex families in Croatia must not be halted and must be completed.

Police officer Mark Roberts has been jailed after killing a woman in a crash while he was responding to reports of a choking baby, a court was told.

Cs. Dávid, the man involved in a fatal Aston Martin accident on February 14, wishes to personally apologize to the victim's family, stating that many false reports have emerged about the incident. Prosecutors had filed charges against him, but the court did not accept them.

A municipal court in Sanski Most, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has acquitted three employees of the '5. oktobar' primary school in a first-instance criminal proceeding.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has dismissed a police officer's plea for early promotion, ruling that such promotions are not granted without acts of bravery.

A court in Montenegro revoked fines against Belgrade lawyers who failed to appear at a main hearing, after one lawyer provided proof of a car breakdown.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled that the non-recovery of dowry items is not a sufficient ground to deny anticipatory bail to a husband in a dowry case.

An Italian court has lifted the judicial controls previously imposed on a unit of luxury fashion house Valentino concerning its labor practices.

The Czech Supreme Court ruled that a birthing mother's freedom of choice regarding the place and method of birth is not absolute, as it must protect the child's life and health. The court rejected an appeal from a conditionally sentenced mother and midwife involved in a home birth case.

The administrator of the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong has rejected a request from over 300 owners to convene a general meeting, citing a lack of compliant information.

Hong Kong authorities have scheduled a court hearing in July to address the confiscation of properties linked to crimes committed by former media boss Jimmy Lai Chee-ying.

Mamata Banerjee has filed her nomination from Bhabanipur, stating her intention to challenge voter deletion issues in court. This marks a significant political development in the region.

Four defendants are before the Dielsdorf District Court, including a Pöschwies prison workshop master and his accomplices, who smuggled drugs, mobile phones, and other prohibited items into the prison and sold them to inmates.

India's Supreme Court has directed the chief of Heera Group to surrender within a week in connection with a gold ponzi fraud case, after the Enforcement Directorate informed the court about difficulties in liquidating properties.

A court in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, found Vraneš guilty of harassing Tadić Mijović on Instagram in December last year, insulting her dignity and causing distress.

A 62-year-old Grab driver was fined RM2,000 by the Magistrate’s Court in Kulai, Malaysia, on a charge of assaulting a motorcyclist.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed a preliminary objection by the attorney-general's chambers, allowing the Bar's appeal in the Zahid case to move forward.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has declared his innocence at an appeal court, rejecting charges that he sought Libyan financing for his 2007 election campaign in exchange for improving Tripoli's image after deadly bombings.

The trial has commenced in the District Court of Länsi-Uusimaa for a man accused of murdering his ex-wife in Suurpelto, with live coverage of the proceedings.

A private lender in Seoul was sentenced to four years in prison after a court ruled that his repeated threats against a single mother in debt led to her suicide.

Four police officers accused in a 2020 custody death case have moved a revision plea after a court ordered murder proceedings against them.

The Supreme Court of India has raised doubts about the applicability of 'untouchability' to menstrual restrictions at the Sabarimala temple, debating the intersection of religious practices and equality.

Experts suggest that the Polish Supreme Court's Labor Chamber continues to function effectively despite the ongoing dispute surrounding "neo-judges," highlighting the judiciary's need to operate independently.

The trial has begun for the truck driver accused of hitting and killing seven-year-old Finn Matre Langeland, with the defendant pleading not guilty in court today.

An investigation by The Guardian revealed how child sex traffickers exploited Facebook and Instagram to target and abuse minors, with the findings later cited in a US court case. The report highlights the platforms' role in facilitating such crimes.

Actor Salman Khan has received a stay from the Rajasthan High Court on a bailable warrant issued against him by the Jaipur District Consumer Commission-II. The warrant was related to a case concerning alleged misleading advertisements.

An appeals court in Seoul is scheduled to hold the final hearing in the corruption trial of former first lady Kim Keon Hee, who faces charges including the acceptance of luxury goods.

An article suggests the Election Commission failed Bengal voters and advocates for the Supreme Court to re-examine the situation.

A court in Antwerp, Belgium, has supported India's extradition request for fugitive Mehul Choksi, dismissing his claims of abduction and asylum application.

IITian Varshney, who was linked to the alleged Rs 20,000 crore GainBitcoin fraud, has been granted bail by authorities.

The Supreme Court of the Philippines held oral arguments focusing on unprogrammed funds, with budget experts warning about potential transparency and accountability issues, while others emphasized their necessity with safeguards.

The Supreme Court Secretariat in Bangladesh has been highlighted as a vital institution for upholding and ensuring the independence of the judiciary in the country.

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The Gujarat High Court has ruled that individuals have an 'indefeasible right to be a part of the election process,' in favor of a man whose name was deleted during a Special Intensive Revision.

Voters in Wisconsin are casting ballots for a state supreme court judge, a race seen as crucial for the state's political landscape and potential future challenges to election results.

Nigerian police have reacted to a Federal High Court ruling from March, which affirmed the constitutional right of Nigerians to record police officers performing their duties in public.

Berlanti/Schechter Films and Netflix are teaming up to produce a new romantic comedy titled 'Court Date,' based on a pitch from rising scribe Michael Montemayor, as Netflix expands its rom-com offerings.

The behind-the-scenes process of selecting members for Portugal's Constitutional Court is revealed, detailing how parties negotiated representation and the presidency.

Jéssica Rodríguez, former lover of ex-minister José Luis Ábalos, testified in court that she 'never saw him pay' in a corruption case, while the defense questioned her past.

The Supreme Constitutional Court in Cyprus has upheld a €2.1 million fine against the Organisation of Cattle Farmers (POA) for practices that severely restricted market competition in the milk sector.

The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has asked a court to halt Alberta's separatist push to secede from Canada, arguing that such a move would violate their treaty rights and is "consummately irresponsible."

Five individuals from Cetinje, Montenegro, were acquitted, while three others received suspended sentences in a court case. The Montenegrin national anthem was reportedly heard in the courtroom after the verdict.

An asylum seeker, Karin Al-Danasurt, 20, who filmed an alleged rape, is accused of telling a 'pack of lies' in court. She and co-defendants Ibrahim Alshafe, 25, and Abdulla Ahmadi, 26, are charged with a 'cynical, predatory and callous' attack.

The trial for the "Kitchen case," a complex dirty war plot involving espionage and covert operations, continues in Spain's Audiencia Nacional, with the court rejecting attempts by defendants to suspend proceedings and re-indict former PP official María Dolores de Cospedal.

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A national procedure has commenced for the election of two Bulgarian judges to the General Court of the European Union, filling vacancies left by Alexandar Kornezov and Mariyana Kancheva.

Bangladesh's High Court has directed the establishment of an independent secretariat for the Supreme Court within three months, aiming to enhance judicial autonomy.

Latvian painter and former art academy lecturer Pēteris Postažs has been sentenced to ten years in prison for sexual abuse committed against young girls over 30 years ago. The Riga Regional Court delivered the verdict.

The Reykjavík District Court has sentenced a man to eight years in prison for particularly gross sexual offenses against his stepdaughter, with an additional five years from a previous suspended sentence for crimes against her mother.

A court in Latvia has begun hearing the case regarding former Prime Minister Kariņš's flights, with former State Chancellery head Jānis Citskovskis accused of negligence and failure to perform duties.

Vladimir Antonov, one of the former executives of the bankrupt 'Snoras' bank, has appealed his sentence in Lithuania and requested to participate remotely in a court hearing scheduled for next week in Vilnius.

Economists have informed the Supreme Court that the Philippine Congress increased unprogrammed appropriations in the national budget beyond the President's proposal, allegedly to allocate 'pork barrel' funds.

The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs) has stopped issuing orders for the seizure of monetary social assistance, following a temporary injunction by the Constitutional Court.

SpaceX is reportedly engaging retail investors in preparation for a potential initial public offering, aiming for a valuation of $2 trillion, with a marketing event planned for the summer.

An appeals court has returned the case of Lidija Dimova, former director of the National Agency for European Educational Programs and Mobility, for retrial after she received a two-year prison sentence for abuse of official position.

The Delhi High Court has commented that the justice system reduced a man to an 'invisible existence' after he spent 22 years in jail, highlighting systemic failures.

Albania's Supreme Court has rejected the request of Jamarbër and Argita Malltezi to lift the seizure of their assets and return rental income.

Experts suggest that Blake Lively's ongoing legal dispute with Justin Baldoni could significantly impact her career, potentially leading to long-term reputational damage if the trial outcome is unfavorable.

Two young women were killed in a fatal speeding accident in Ludwigsburg, Germany, and a court has now issued a verdict against the men who crashed into their car at high speed.

A Chechen court has officially declared the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, an unrecognized separatist state that existed between 1991 and 2000, a terrorist organization.

The Uttarakhand High Court has issued a stay on the felling of oak trees in Mussoorie, highlighting their critical importance for the Himalayan ecology.

In the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque case, the High Court observed that Hindu puja and Muslim namaz do not necessarily have to take place within a temple or mosque. This statement comes amidst ongoing legal proceedings regarding the disputed religious site.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has requested responses from the Centre and Meta regarding the removal of a journalist's Facebook page over content related to Bhagwant Mann.

Following media reports last week about a French court's decision to extradite Vladimir Antonov, a former executive of the bankrupt Snoras bank, to Lithuania, the Prosecutor General's Office states it has not yet received official notification.

After an eight-year legal battle, Pakistani singer Ali Zafar has won his defamation case against fellow singer Meesha Shafi. The court's decision concludes a long-standing dispute between the two artists.

During a hearing concerning the Sabarimala temple, an Indian Supreme Court judge remarked that a woman cannot be treated as 'untouchable' for three days. The comment pertains to the ongoing legal debate surrounding women's entry into the temple.

Mickoski, a North Macedonian politician, commented on student protests, emphasizing the need to respect the Constitution and laws. He highlighted that the Law on the Use of Languages is being challenged before the Constitutional Court and has received a negative opinion from the Venice Commission.

The Reykjavík District Court has sentenced three foreign men to five years in prison for a major drug law violation.

A German opinion piece discusses former President Trump's threats to weaponize the justice system for revenge against his opponents. The article highlights how the courts have, for now, resisted being used as instruments for such political retribution.

The Chief Justice of Bangladesh has relaxed the mandatory courtroom dress code in response to an ongoing heatwave affecting the region.

Portugal's PS and PSD parties have reached an agreement on external bodies and decided to postpone the selection of judges for the Constitutional Court until May, when four positions will need to be filled instead of three.

A special counsel team in South Korea has sought a 15-year prison term for former first lady Kim Keon Hee, appealing a lower court ruling that convicted her of bribery but acquitted her of stock manipulation.

Two and a half years after the death of "Friends" actor Matthew Perry, a drug trafficker accused of supplying the ketamine that killed him is scheduled to be sentenced by a California court.

Chris Taylor's victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election ensures a liberal majority on the court until at least 2030, marking a significant win for abortion rights advocates.

A Thai national accused of beating his girlfriend to death denied intent to kill at his first court hearing in Gwangju District Court, South Korea. The 31-year-old defendant appeared before a criminal division.

Tuju has appeared in court to face charges related to an alleged abduction, which he has denied.

Seven individuals were arrested during coordinated police operations conducted across Cyprus on Tuesday night. The arrests are linked to various offenses, including stabbing, drink-driving, failure to appear in court, and residing in Cyprus without the necessary permits.

A US court has accepted Gautam Adani's plea, granting the Adani Group a hearing on its request to dismiss a fraud case brought by the markets regulator.

The Riga City Council is drafting regulations to allow the municipality to forcibly tidy up inner courtyards that do not belong to the municipality or house owners, but to third parties. The city would then bill the owners for the cleanup costs.

Philippine lawmakers are exploring joint oil and gas exploration deals with China to address the global energy crunch, despite warnings from a former Supreme Court justice who called accepting Beijing's terms 'suicide.' The discussions highlight ongoing tensions and strategic considerations in the region.

The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea by Christian Michel James, an alleged middleman, seeking release from jail in the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam case.

The trial of suspended State Court president Ranko Debevec and former director Mehmedagić has begun in Bosnia, with the reading of indictments and opening statements from the parties involved.

The high-profile case concerning the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak and the planned murders of prosecutors has returned to Slovakia's Special Criminal Court, with Miroslav Marček expected to testify.

Justice Agha Faisal of the Sindh High Court, who led the Gul Plaza Judicial Commission, has handed over the sealed inquiry report into the January 17 fire to the provincial government. The fire claimed the lives of over 70 people in Karachi.

A government-appointed estate management firm will hold a briefing session for residents of Wang Fuk Court in early May, following a recent fire at the estate. The firm is set to take over the owners' board.

An Indore family court has granted a divorce to the wife of rape convict Narayan Sai, ordering him to pay ₹2 crore in alimony. The ruling concludes a high-profile legal separation.

Award-winning singer and songwriter Courtney Barnett has announced an Australia leg to her international 'Creature of Habit' tour, scheduled for 2026.

The Goa High Court has ordered the state to provide security for the removal of a Shivaji statue that was forcibly erected on Goa port authority land.

The Calcutta High Court has intervened to protect a retired official from a significant Rs 5 lakh salary penalty, overturning the previous imposition.

Rex Heuermann, the suspect in the Gilgo Beach serial killings, is expected to appear in court to plead guilty to murder charges related to an eighth victim.

The District Court of Reykjavík has ordered the company Þ. Þorgrímsson & Co. ehf. to pay 5,376,480 Icelandic krónur in damages to a couple due to defects in the exterior cladding of their summer house.

Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, leader of Thailand's People's Party, remains confident despite the National Anti-Corruption Commission preparing to submit a case against 44 former MPs to the Supreme Court regarding efforts to amend the lese majeste law.

The Texas Attorney General has launched an investigation into a Dallas-based Islamic tribunal for allegedly operating a Sharia Law court.

A security scare at the Delhi Assembly is under investigation, with police not ruling out the angle of a terrorist act. Further details emerged regarding a person named Sarabjeet, who traveled with relatives and was reportedly looking for a missing nephew.

A court in Novi Sad has ruled that the Faculty of Philosophy must pay legal default interest to two employees due to late salary payments during 2025.

An Indian Supreme Court judge stated that the Constitution protects the propagation of religion but not forcible conversion.

A court has acquitted six individuals in a Tk 10 crore graft case related to a curtain scam at FMCH, concluding a high-profile corruption trial.

The High Court has upheld a trial court order, meaning eight police officers will face murder charges in connection with the death of Agnelo Valdaris.

India's Supreme Court is set to hear a plea challenging the Ghaziabad Police's investigation into the rape and murder of a four-year-old child. The petition alleges an improper probe into the case.

Albania's Special Court rejected Jamarbër Malltezi's request to release his assets from seizure, which were frozen as part of a corruption case related to the privatization of a former club.

The Bulgarian Constitutional Court has ruled that the six-month term limits the unlimited tenure of an acting Chief Prosecutor, clarifying the legal framework for the position.

The Spanish Prosecutor's Office has approved the right for family members with a "strong emotional bond" to appeal euthanasia decisions in court. This development follows the assisted death of Noelia, with the Supreme Court expected to set legal precedent next month based on a similar case involving Francesc.

A man named Sarabjit, from Pilibhit, breached the Delhi Assembly in an attempt to get police assistance in locating his missing nephew. He had previously traveled to Nangal in Punjab in search of his nephew without success.

A court in Kotor, Montenegro, has annulled a settlement regarding over 14,000 square meters of prime coastal land in Tivat's Bonići neighborhood, ruling that it could not be subject to settlement without parliamentary concession approval.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addressed the public, stating that the opposition is blocking the election of constitutional court judges, also commenting that the situation with Trump is serious.

Albanian businessman Rezart Taçi has been sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Special First Instance Court for money laundering and involvement in a structured criminal group, with his assets also ordered to be confiscated.

Nicanor Ciochină and Ion Andronache will remain in custody pending a final decision from the Court of Appeal regarding an accident in Boldurești that resulted in the death of a teenager.

Poland's Justice Minister has appealed a disciplinary court's verdict against a judge from Kluczbork who was penalized for shouting during a court hearing. The minister seeks a harsher punishment than the proposed transfer to a court in Opole.

Portugal's Constitutional Court has declared several legal norms unconstitutional, preventing the state from charging court fees to individuals earning less than the minimum wage.

An Italian court has ruled that Netflix unlawfully raised its subscription prices, violating laws designed to ensure fairness to consumers.

The Administrative Court in Albania ruled that the selection of Joni Keta to lead the National Bureau of Investigation (BKH) was lawful, dismissing a lawsuit filed by another candidate, Gentian Ndoi.

The Moldovan Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) has ordered the detachment of Judge Andrei Ojoga from the Chișinău Court to the Council's secretariat for 18 months. In 2023, Judge Ojoga had proposed holding civil court hearings digitally.

India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) has moved the Karnataka High Court to challenge a trial court's decision. The decision accepted the 'B' final report filed by the Lokayukta Police in a land allotment case involving Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.

Activists from 'Novosadski zborovi' (Novi Sad choirs) have called for a protest outside the court in Novi Sad, Serbia. The demonstration aims to support two of their members who were detained and are scheduled for questioning.

A court in Bhola, Bangladesh, has granted bail to Bibi Saoda, a Jamaat activist who had been detained in connection with her Facebook posts.

An administrative court has overturned the dismissal of Oulu's former employment relationship manager, ruling the city's decision to be illegal.

A 'trade union war' has erupted in North Macedonia over the presidential function, with a court ruling confirming that Mitreski, who served as president of the Federation of Trade Unions of Macedonia until 2017, was illegally removed from his position.

Lawyers in Rožaje, Montenegro, have issued a statement defending the local court, asserting that its president is managing to uphold justice despite challenges, in response to what they call one-sided criticism from Nuš Kalač.

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Egil André and Bente have lost their case in the district court, which fully supported the municipality's position. As a result, the couple will now be forced to move from their residence.

A significant portion of the wiretapping case file, specifically concerning potential espionage and complicity in the use of Predator spyware, is being forwarded from the Athens Public Prosecutor's Office to the Supreme Court in Greece.

A court in Sri Lanka has ruled that funds belonging to Devalayas (temples) are subject to public scrutiny under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, enhancing transparency.

Two Dutch political parties are drafting legislation to increase punishments for femicide, advocating for courts to consider patterns of stalking, threats, and abuse leading to the killings.

A Prague municipal court has sentenced three underage boys to seven, six, and five years in prison for the attempted murder of a homeless man last year.

A Prague municipal court has handed down non-final sentences of seven, six, and five years in prison to three underage youths for the attempted murder of a homeless man last year.

Dallëndyshe Bici, the former director of IKMT, has appeared before the GJKKO, Albania's Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime.

Malaysian Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad testified in High Court, denying any knowledge or involvement in his daughter's board posts. The testimony came amid a RM5 million lawsuit against former Prime Minister Najib Razak.

The Karnataka High Court has directed law colleges to reserve seats for a transgender student, emphasizing the importance of preventing them from losing another academic year.

Former Moldovan MP Marina Tauber will receive her sentence from the Center Court of Appeal on June 5, 2026, following her initial conviction to seven years in prison.

Political scientist Ulrike Guérot's appeal against her dismissal by the University of Bonn due to a plagiarism case was rejected by the Federal Labor Court, upholding the original decision.

The Patna High Court has ordered the videography of vehicles seized for illegal mining, aiming to end a 'cat and mouse game' and ensure transparency in the process.