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Greek Government takes steps for decongestion of jails as a measure against the coronavirus

If it is approved, it will be signed early next week and according to estimates, approximately 1,000 inmates will be released

A wrongfully convicted man who spent 23 years in prison will receive $1.5 million from the state of Kansas

"The state of Kansas can't give me back the 23 years it took from me"

Assange’s fate hangs in balance as UK court considers US extradition bid

The 48-year-old is wanted by the United States on 18 criminal counts

Italy: Salvini facing show trial for “kidnapping” illegal immigrants

"He acted in Italy's national interest and that the charges against him are politically motivated"

Fugitive Ghosn brings global attention to Japanese justice

Ghosn lambasted what he called unfair detention and bail conditions, saying he was presumed guilty

EU court rules Airbnb not bound by French real estate law

The decision says the US company is a tech company, not a real estate company

Netanyahu charged with bribery, fraud & breach of trust

Netanyahu becomes first sitting prime minister in Israel's history to be charged with bribery

Iranian women’s rights activist is jailed for “spreading prostitution by taking off her hijab” (video)

Saba Kord Afshari, 20, has been sentenced to 24 years in jail!

US judge tosses Democratic Party lawsuit regarding Russian involvement in US elections

Trump: "Yet another total & complete vindication & exoneration"

US to resume federal executions for first time since 2003

The federal government would join eight states that have executed inmates or are planning to do so this year

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