After years of legal wrangling and decades of injustice, the criminal convictions of 39 British sub-postmasters were cleared in April 2021. Accused of theft, fraud, and...
The National Assembly of the Seychelles on May 6th put forth its eighth piece of legislation this year. According to the proposed legislation, to be voted...
The European Commission has published a call for proposals for training national judges in EU competition law. The purpose of this call is to offer EU...
European Commission and US Department of Justice officials have met to begin formal negotiations on an EU-US agreement to facilitate access to electronic evidence in criminal...
The European Commission has been urged to do more to tackle “very serious” judicial irregularities in Romania. A hearing in Brussels on Wednesday heard that these...
A shocking audio recording provides a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the higher echelons of judiciary administration in Spain and the prejudices of persons...
The EU Justice Scoreboard 2016 was published today (11 April 2016), and for the first time included the results of the Eurobarometer surveys. The European Commission hoped...