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Fire in Hydra: Prosecution of the 8 passengers from Kazakhstan for inciting arson

The prosecution concerns the eight adults of the group on board the yacht Persephone

Four judges dismissed due to long delays in issuing decisions

Within three years 32 judges have been dismissed for delays

Germany: Right-wing AfD party “potentially extremist” – Secret services will be able to monitor it

German court confirmed the characterization

War in Israel: International Criminal Court preparing arrest warrant for Netanyahu

"Israel will never accept any attempt by the ICC to undermine its 'right to self-defense'," announces the Israeli Prime Minister

Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ speech at the Parliament (video)

It's about the new judicial landscape of the country

AstraZeneca: Admitted that the COVID vaccine could cause rare thromboses

It is a document that was revealed in a trial following a collective lawsuit against the company - According to it "the vaccine can in very rare cases cause TTS or Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome"

New Criminal Code from 1 May – Florides: When we say prison, we mean it…

See which offences lead to prison - The Minister of Justice in Thema: From May Day, the new philosophy of our penal system, of 'applied rather than fictitious punishment' will be tested - Part of the prison sentence will be served even for misdemeanours punishable by more than 2 years

The reduction of the three pension bonuses was discussed in the Supreme Special Court

The Council of State came into conflict with the Supreme Court last January on the contentious issue & the disagreement was referred for final judgment to the Supreme Special Court

Beleris Case: Second-degree adjudication process begins – He is entitled to appeal within 15 days

If the sentence is not reduced, he will remain detained even if elected as a Member of the European Parliament

Canadian law would allow judges to hand down life sentences for “speech crimes”

Hate speech penalty in proposed Online Harms Law practically introduces "thoughtcrime"

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