Colombian courts clarify liability for protest vandalism
Colombia’s recent protests have raised urgent legal questions for property owners and businesses: who bears responsibility when buildings or stores suffer.
Category: Client Reviews
Colombian courts expose flaws in fiscal liability rules
Colombian courts reveal fiscal liability rules rely on flawed logic, letting officials assign responsibility without solid evidence and weakening fairness.
Brazil Senate gives up some control powers
Brazil Senate gives up some control powers, about juristocracy and constitutional reforms in Brazil, one of the countries with robust judicial review systems, m
German Jurist Day urges data collection on training
German Jurist Day urges more legal training data, pushing for fixes like a three-month maximum placement wait, backed by scholar Lars Knobbe-Springorum.
Otmar Kury Testifies in Block Trial Amid Tensions
Otmar Kury's testimony in the Block Trial on the 75th day brought heightened tension as he defied courtroom protocol.
Germany introduces new anti terrorism measures
Germany introduces new anti terrorism measures to improve protection against Islamist terrorism, strengthening security interests.
Germany tightens laws on extremism amid legal disputes
Germany tightens extremism laws after Berlin CSD attack, introducing 10-point strategy with stricter penalties and surveillance for islamist threats.
Aramburu death trial starts in Paris
Aramburu death trial starts in Paris court, accused faces murder charges for killing rugby player Frederico Martín Aramburú.
Sexual assault after‑school care hearing closed despite protests
Paris court orders closed-door trial for sexual assault case involving three children at a public school, sparking protests from families and prosecutors.