Tag: Judiciary
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Wisconsin Judge Found Guilty of Obstruction in ICE Dodging Case
Background The case centered on a Wisconsin judge who was accused of assisting a Mexican immigrant to evade federal immigration authorities. Prosecutors alleged that the judge engaged in a scheme to obstruct justice by providing assistance that helped the individual avoid ICE agents. The trial drew national attention as it intersected with ongoing debates over…
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Indonesian Prosecutor Accused of Extorting South Korean Defendant
Prosecutor Accused of Extortion: What We Know The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has announced an accusation against a prosecutor from the Banten Provincial Prosecutor’s Office. The charge centers on alleged extortion involving a South Korean national who is currently standing trial in Indonesia. The public announcement, made on Friday, confirms that investigators have gathered evidence…
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Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan Found Guilty on Felony Impeding a Proceeding
Overview Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan has been found guilty on one count and not guilty on another by a jury after a high-profile trial centered on courtroom conduct. The verdict marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing discussion about ethics, accountability, and the responsibilities of judges within the Milwaukee judicial system. Verdict Details According…
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Crunch time for Najib Razak as Malaysia court rulings loom
High-stakes court decisions loom for Najib Razak Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak finds himself once again in the crosshairs of the nation’s legal and political theaters as two High Court rulings near. The outcomes, expected next week, could determine whether the jailed politician can mount a political comeback or whether his legal entanglements will…
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Court Dismisses Malami’s Bail Application, Upholds EFCC Remand Order
Abubakar Malami’s Bail Bid Dismissed as EFCC Remand Order Stands The High Court of the Federal Capital Territory has refused to grant bail to Abubakar Malami, the former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, reinforcing the EFCC’s continued custody of the former official. The decision marks a significant development in an ongoing case…
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Bolsonaro Begins 27-Year Prison Term: Brazil Watches a Pivotal Moment in Its Democracy
Overview: A Debated Sentence in a Divided Nation In a highly anticipated development that has divided opinions across Brazil, former president Jair Bolsonaro reportedly began serving a 27-year prison sentence after a court ruling tied to his alleged role in a coup attempt aimed at overturning the 2022 election. The timeline and exact legal mechanics…
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Chief Justice Urges Lawyers to Embrace ADR for Faster, Fairer Justice
Introduction: A Call for Systemic Change In a decisive address to the legal profession, Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie urged lawyers across the nation to fully embrace Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). The call, framed as a proactive step toward faster and fairer outcomes, emphasizes that ADR is not a threat to lawyers’ incomes but a framework…
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A Troubling Court Day: Judge Dismisses Cases Against James Comey and Letitia James in Trump-Linked Legal Drama
Overview: A Day of Dismissals in a High-Profile Legal Saga A federal judge delivered a surprising turn in a courtroom often at the center of partisan debate. The cases accusing former FBI director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James of criminal wrongdoing were dismissed, leaving supporters and critics alike recalibrating their expectations…
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Bolsonaro Hallucinations: Psychotic Episode Over New Meds
Bolsonaro’s Latest Claim: Hallucinations Attributed to Medication Changes Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has offered a new explanation for his recent behavior and legal troubles, saying that an episode of what he described as a “psychotic attack” was triggered by changes to his medication. The remark comes as the former president faces continued scrutiny and…

