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Czech president wins court battle over NATO summit
Czech Constitutional Court rules in favor of President Petr Pavel, ordering government to ensure his attendance at NATO summit.
Student who shot teacher at "Idrak" Lyceum faces court
Student who shot teacher at "Idrak" Lyceum in Baku appears in court; lawyers' request for house arrest and closed trial denied.
UK to Use AI to Assist Judges in Courts
UK Ministry of Justice launches pilot program using AI to assist judges with case analysis, legal research, and court lists to speed up proceedings and reduce delays.
Karim Khan removed over sexual misconduct claims
ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan has been removed from office over sexual misconduct allegations pending a disciplinary investigation.
Chaos in Mexico Before 2026 World Cup
Massive teacher protests, fires, roadblocks, and unfinished construction in Mexico City just a week before the 2026 World Cup.
Newly appointed judges meet at Ministry of Interior
Newly appointed judges held a meeting at the Ministry of Interior. Cooperation between law enforcement and judicial institutions was discussed.
Tamchy zone opens first business center
SFIZ Tamchy opens first business center on Lake Issyk-Kul. Residents enjoy 49-year tax exemption and English common law.
Colombia Election Crisis: Petro Rejects Results
Colombian President Gustavo Petro rejects preliminary election results, citing algorithm changes and unauthorized voter additions, awaiting official commission results.
Meeting with Kenya Supreme Court delegation
Azerbaijan and Kenya Supreme Courts held a meeting and signed a Memorandum of Cooperation.
Trump's IRS Lawsuit Settlement Under Review
A Florida judge will review the settlement of Trump's $10 billion IRS lawsuit, amid allegations of collusion and fraud.
Court blocks Alabama's majority-Black district map
A federal court blocks Alabama from using a map that eliminates a majority-Black House district, citing intentional discrimination.
New appointments to courts
President Ilham Aliyev signs decree on appointments of chairmen and judges to appellate, heavy crimes, and other courts.
Parliament Approves New Judge Appointments
Azerbaijani Parliament approves new judge appointments to Baku, Sumgait, Ganja, Sheki, and Shirvan Courts of Appeal. Key changes and appointments.
Court ruling opens door to rearrest of pro-Palestinian activist
Federal appeals court ruling allows Trump administration to rearrest pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, sparking legal battle.
Search at Macron's Residence
French President Emmanuel Macron's Elysee Palace was searched as part of a corruption investigation.
New judges appointed to Baku Court of Appeal
Seven new judges proposed for Baku Court of Appeal. Names include experienced judges from Baku Heavy Crimes Court.
New judges to be appointed to Supreme Court
New judges to be appointed to Supreme Court - candidacies of Sanan Garayev and Ilkin Abdullayev to be discussed in Milli Majlis.
US swears in record class of immigration judges
The U.S. swears in a record 77 new immigration judges as Trump administration reshapes the court system.
Perinatal Center Fire: Lawyers Seek Acquittal
Lawyers demand acquittal in court for the fire at the Republican Perinatal Center that caused 7 infant deaths. Next session on June 3.
Bloomsbury Publishing appoints Chris Blatchford to board
Bloomsbury Publishing appoints Chris Blatchford as non-executive director. Baroness Lola Young to retire in 2026.
US Appeals Court Veers Right in South
Explore how the 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals pushes conservative rulings, often reined in by the Supreme Court on issues like abortion and gun rights.
Fiziev: Trash talk between fighters is real
Rafael Fiziev says trash talk between UFC fighters is real, not a show created by the promotion.
Former judges apply for lawyer status - PHOTO
Sona Salmanova, former deputy chair of the Constitutional Court, and six other former judges apply for lawyer status.
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