Tag: justice
Who are the contenders for Justice Breyer’s succession to the Supreme Court?
Progressive Justice Stephen Breyer will leave his post on the Supreme Court in the United States by the summer. Her retirement offers President Joe Biden the opportunity to appoint a…
At the November 13 trial, Mohamed Bakkali makes use of his right to silence
Mohamed Bakkali, suspected of being one of the logisticians of the attacks in Paris and Saint-Denis on November 13, refused on Wednesday to answer questions from the court. His interrogation…
EU Court of Justice annuls record fine imposed on Intel
The fine of 1.06 billion euros imposed in May 2009 on Intel was a record for a manufacturer. The decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)…
“Partygate”: “Boris Johnson’s government is on the brink”
The British Prime Minister is this Wednesday afternoon before the deputies to save his post, now suspended from the publication of a potentially explosive report on the parties held in…
dialogue of the deaf with Muhammad Usman, the one who knew nothing
After a week without a hearing because of Covid-19, the interrogations of the accused continued on Tuesday, January 25, with Muhammad Usman. For the prosecution, this Pakistani who traveled from…
Judicial systems under influence
We talk about justice, and especially the independence of justice in Accents d’Europe today. The case is at the heart of the dispute between Warsaw and Brussels… but the bringing…
Julian Assange allowed to challenge his extradition to the UK Supreme Court
British justice authorizes the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, to challenge the court decision authorizing his extradition to the United States. On December 10, the High Court in London ruled…
The #Metoo wave shakes Greece
Greece has been agitated for a year by a wave of revelations relating to sexual assaults, akin to the international #Metoo movement. This liberation of victims’ speech seems to go…
urban violence “planned and organized”, according to the public prosecutor
The public prosecutor estimated on Friday January 21 that the violence that has shaken Guadeloupe for almost three months against the background of contestation of the vaccination obligation was ”…
Claude Guéant sentenced to one year in prison, including 8 months firm
In the Élysée polls affair, Claude Guéant, former secretary general of the French presidency under Nicolas Sarkozy, was sentenced to one year in prison, including 8 months, with a deferred…