Legal professions
Lawyers across Serbia go on strike Wednesday
BELGRADE - Lawyers across Serbia went on strike on Wednesday, grinding almost the entire judicial system to a halt.
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Court extends detention for Fyssas killer
As prosecutors make the final preparations for a criminal trial against dozens of members of Golden Dawn, the Council of Appeals Court Judges on Tuesdsay ruled to extend by an additional six months the pretrial custody of Giorgos Roupakias, a self-professed member of the neofascist party who is charged with the murder of leftist rapper Pavlos Fyssas.
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Justice minister urges lawyers not to strike
BELGRADE - Serbian Justice Minister Nikola Selakovic called on lawyers in Serbia not to suspend their work and to continue talks on lump sum taxation with the Ministries of Justice and Finance in the week to come.
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KTB Can Be Rescued Without Special Law or Public Funds, Experts Agree
No special legislation and no use of public funds are needed to rescue Corpbank (KTB), the Expert Consultative Council on KTB and Bulgaria's ombudsman have agreed.
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Where is HSYK heading?
There was a banquet organized Wednesday evening in a district of Istanbul in connection with the elections to be held for the Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSYK).
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Government incentives for judicial officers spark controversy
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has veiled incentives for judicial officers in the run up to a key election at Turkeyâs top judicial body, prompting the main opposition partyâs leader to label the incentives as a âpolitical bribe.â
Government incentives for judicial officers spark controversy
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has veiled incentives for judicial officers in the run up to a key election at Turkeyâs top judicial body, prompting the main opposition partyâs leader to label the incentives as a âpolitical bribe.â
EC Mission Arrives in Bulgaria Over Progress Report
A European Commission mission is on a visit to Bulgaria's Sofia this week on occasion of the mechanism for cooperation and verification report due to be released in January.
Experts will meet with Bulgaria's caretaker Minister of Justice, the Chief Prosecutor, as well as with members of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC).
As if acid has been poured on justice
Our justice system is undergoing a major crisis at the moment with internal tensions, pressures, lynchings and ever-groveling credibility, all of them decomposing justice as if aqua fortis has been spilled over it.
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Turkish gov’t woos judicial officers ahead of key vote at top judicial body
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) is stepping up its bid to break the alleged dominance of followers of U.S.-based Islamic scholar Fethullah Gülen in the judiciary, who it claims are acting as a âparallel state.â