Spanish Constitutional Court Accepts Appeals Challenging Amnesty Law Interpretation
The Spanish Constitutional Court accepted appeals from three Catalan pro-independence leaders challenging the Supreme Court's interpretation of the amnesty law, arguing it violates their rights; the court will determine if interim measures allowing their political participation are warranted.
Spanish Constitutional Court Accepts Appeals Challenging Amnesty Law Interpretation
The Spanish Constitutional Court accepted appeals from three Catalan pro-independence leaders challenging the Supreme Court's interpretation of the amnesty law, arguing it violates their rights; the court will determine if interim measures allowing their political participation are warranted.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Faces Legal Challenges Over Amnesty Law Appeals
The president of Spain's Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, will participate in appeals regarding the amnesty law despite previous abstentions, contrasting with the court's decision to remove another judge from 21 related cases, prompting legal challenges from the Popular Party and several...
Spanish Constitutional Court Faces Legal Challenges Over Amnesty Law Appeals
The president of Spain's Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, will participate in appeals regarding the amnesty law despite previous abstentions, contrasting with the court's decision to remove another judge from 21 related cases, prompting legal challenges from the Popular Party and several...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Recuses Judge from Amnesty Law Deliberations
The Spanish Constitutional Court recused Judge José María Macías from all deliberations on appeals against the Amnesty Law due to his prior involvement in two Council of the Judiciary reports on the law, following a 6-4 vote based on concerns of potential bias due to prior opinions.
Spanish Constitutional Court Recuses Judge from Amnesty Law Deliberations
The Spanish Constitutional Court recused Judge José María Macías from all deliberations on appeals against the Amnesty Law due to his prior involvement in two Council of the Judiciary reports on the law, following a 6-4 vote based on concerns of potential bias due to prior opinions.
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36% Bias Score
Puigdemont's Ultimatum to Spanish Government: Four Key Demands
Carles Puigdemont will issue an ultimatum to the Spanish government today, demanding action on four key issues related to Catalonia's autonomy and funding to secure support for the budget, or risk a government crisis.
Puigdemont's Ultimatum to Spanish Government: Four Key Demands
Carles Puigdemont will issue an ultimatum to the Spanish government today, demanding action on four key issues related to Catalonia's autonomy and funding to secure support for the budget, or risk a government crisis.
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60% Bias Score
Madrid Appeals Recusal of Constitutional Court Magistrate in Amnesty Law Case
The Madrid government, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is appealing the Constitutional Court's recusal of magistrate José María Macías from the amnesty law case, citing procedural irregularities and accusing the court president of partisan bias; other regions are joining the appeal.
Madrid Appeals Recusal of Constitutional Court Magistrate in Amnesty Law Case
The Madrid government, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is appealing the Constitutional Court's recusal of magistrate José María Macías from the amnesty law case, citing procedural irregularities and accusing the court president of partisan bias; other regions are joining the appeal.
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Judges Dissent Over Macías Removal from Amnesty Law Cases
Three judges of Spain's Constitutional Court issued a dissenting opinion against the decision to remove José María Macías from all cases related to the Amnesty Law, arguing it violated procedural rules and potentially infringed upon the right to a fair trial; the majority decision was based on a pre...
Spanish Constitutional Court Judges Dissent Over Macías Removal from Amnesty Law Cases
Three judges of Spain's Constitutional Court issued a dissenting opinion against the decision to remove José María Macías from all cases related to the Amnesty Law, arguing it violated procedural rules and potentially infringed upon the right to a fair trial; the majority decision was based on a pre...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court Recuses Judge from Amnesty Law Case
The Spanish Constitutional Court recused Judge José María Macías from ruling on the amnesty law due to his prior public statements opposing the law's constitutionality, impacting all challenges to the law and leaving 10 judges to decide.
Spanish Court Recuses Judge from Amnesty Law Case
The Spanish Constitutional Court recused Judge José María Macías from ruling on the amnesty law due to his prior public statements opposing the law's constitutionality, impacting all challenges to the law and leaving 10 judges to decide.
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48% Bias Score