Supreme Court of India
A halt towards extended cases by the Supreme Court – Changes with the new law
The law aims to end the disgrace of cases taking 25 years to reach a final verdict – 12,000 cases remain pending – Giorgos Floridis spoke to TO VIMA: The Supreme Court needs to modernise and become efficient
Supreme Court excludes far-right party from EU election ballot
Greece's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that the far-right party Spartiates (Spartans) will be excluded from the upcoming European parliament elections.
The Supreme court unveiled the final roster of parties that are set to compete on June 9 and deemed that the far-right party could not participate.
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
Judge sacked for tardiness but remains a civil servant
A judge has been dismissed from the judiciary over her extremely tardy handling of dozens of cases, following a unanimous decision by the Supreme Court's 48-member disciplinary committee.
Several complaints had been lodged about the judge, not just by lawyers but also defendants and plaintiffs, over the years.
Sweeping changes in store for judicial system
An ambitious plan to introduce a new judicial charter and structural changes to the justice system will be debated by Cabinet later this month after being presented to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis last week by the Justice Ministry.
Its ratification is being expedited, as it is one of the key prerequisites of the EU's Recovery Fund for the disbursement of important tranches.
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Justice minister advocates new charter amid judicial row
Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç has proposed the necessity of drafting a new constitution in the wake of a deepening disagreement between the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court over the imprisonment of MP Can Atalay.
The minister's proposition aligns with the long-standing efforts of the government.
Two top courts at loggerheads
The Supreme Court of Appeals has decided to file criminal complaints against members of the Constitutional Court over a profound disagreement on the case of imprisoned Workers' Party of Türkiye (TİP) lawmaker Can Atalay, in a first and unprecedented legal dispute in the history of the Turkish judiciary.
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Beleri alleges political expediency behind judicial delays
Fredi Beleri, the mayor-elect of Himare, in southern Albania, currently held in detention pending trial on corruption charges, has accused judicial authorities of intentionally delaying the case for political convenience.
New Supreme Court leadership imminent
The government is due to select a new president and prosecutor for the Supreme Court by the end of the month, responding to the urgent need for reform, given the enormous problems in justice system, and in particular delays in issuing judgments.
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Top court rejects request to block treasury aid to HDP
The Constitutional Court has dismissed the Supreme Court of Appeals' request to halt the treasury aid allocated to the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), deliberated on the grounds that the party did not participate in the May 14 elections.