Murder
The family of Jean Hanlon has finally gotten the closure they desperately sought after a 16-year fight for justice. Nikos Koutoulakis, a 54-year-old native of Crete, will stand trial accused of her murder. Hanlon's body was discovered in Heraklion harbour in 2009, and her sons had always maintained
Appeals (Law)
The America's largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, is reportedly seeking to renege on its obligation to pay for Charlie Javice's legal bills, despite her conviction of defrauding the bank of $175 million. The bank has described the legal fees as "patently excessive and egregious," with
Appeals (Law)
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has issued a defiant response to US sanctions targeting him, his family, and close associates over alleged ties to drug trafficking. Petro, who has been a vocal advocate against the flow of drugs, insisted that he would not be deterred by the sanctions and would instead
Appeals (Law)
On the final delivery of the third day of the second and final Test match between Pakistan and South Africa at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, a bizarre incident unfolded when wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan dislodged the bails after hitting the ball to the fielder at extra cover. The South African players
Appeals (Law)
On the final delivery of the third day of the second and final Test match between Pakistan and South Africa at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, a bizarre incident unfolded when wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan dislodged the bails after hitting the ball to the fielder at extra cover. The South African players
Appeals (Law)
The US appeals court ruling against Donald Trump's import tariffs on foreign goods has sparked fresh hopes among countries affected by the levies that the case may ultimately be struck down at the Supreme Court. The controversy centers around Trump's reciprocal tariffs, which have now been
Refugees
As the UK grapples with its small-boats crisis and controversy over migrant hotels, the proposed fast-track migrant appeals process has been met with skepticism by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and the Tories. The new system, designed to address the 51,000 appeals waiting to be heard, taking an average of
Refugees
Protesters in the West Midlands and London stood outside hotels housing asylum seekers, amid plans by the Government to establish a fast-track appeals process. The proposed overhaul aims to speed up the removal of individuals who have no right to be in the UK. The protests follow at least 15
Refugees
A wave of protests continues across the UK, with demonstrations against the use of hotels to accommodate asylum seekers intensifying as the Government aims to expedite the removal of individuals with no legal right to stay. The plans for a fast-track appeals process, unveiled by the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper,
Refugees
The Conservative government's handling of asylum cases has left the system in complete chaos, with thousands of appeals waiting to be heard and an average waiting time of over a year. Labour leader Keir Starmer and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper have announced a new process for fast-tracking asylum
Refugees
The UK government plans to introduce a new fast-track asylum appeals process to reduce the lengthy delays in removing people with no right to be in the country. According to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, the current process leaves failed asylum seekers in the system for years, with around 51,000
Appeals (Law)
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe was released from house arrest on Tuesday, August 15, as he challenges his 12-year sentence for bribery and fraud. Uribe's defense lawyers successfully argued that his due process rights were violated, and the Superior Tribunal agreed that the criminal court's reasoning
