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Spanish Judiciary Approves Judicial Career Reform with Reservations
Spain's General Council of the Judiciary unanimously approved a government plan to reform the judicial career, addressing concerns about the opposition system, increasing the number of judges, and resolving the interim status of hundreds of substitute judges, while expressing reservations about spec...
Spanish Judiciary Approves Judicial Career Reform with Reservations
Spain's General Council of the Judiciary unanimously approved a government plan to reform the judicial career, addressing concerns about the opposition system, increasing the number of judges, and resolving the interim status of hundreds of substitute judges, while expressing reservations about spec...
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44% Bias Score
Wisconsin Supreme Court Race: Musk vs. Soros
The Wisconsin Supreme Court election on April 1st pits Republican Brad Schimel, backed by Elon Musk, against Democrat Susan Crawford, supported by George Soros. The race, costing millions and impacting decisions on abortion, union rights, and election law, is seen as a major post-2020 election indic...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Race: Musk vs. Soros
The Wisconsin Supreme Court election on April 1st pits Republican Brad Schimel, backed by Elon Musk, against Democrat Susan Crawford, supported by George Soros. The race, costing millions and impacting decisions on abortion, union rights, and election law, is seen as a major post-2020 election indic...
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64% Bias Score
Milei Bypasses Congress, Appoints Controversial Judges to Argentina's Supreme Court
Argentine President Javier Milei temporarily appointed two Supreme Court judges by decree, including Judge Ariel Lijo who faces multiple accusations, bypassing Congress and sparking criticism for potentially undermining judicial independence.
Milei Bypasses Congress, Appoints Controversial Judges to Argentina's Supreme Court
Argentine President Javier Milei temporarily appointed two Supreme Court judges by decree, including Judge Ariel Lijo who faces multiple accusations, bypassing Congress and sparking criticism for potentially undermining judicial independence.
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52% Bias Score
CGPJ to Decide on Contentious Supreme Court Appointments
The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) will decide on Wednesday the appointments of four Supreme Court chamber presidents (Civil, Criminal, Social, and Contentious-Administrative), after a previous failed attempt to reach an agreement, with particular contention surrounding the Criminal...
CGPJ to Decide on Contentious Supreme Court Appointments
The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) will decide on Wednesday the appointments of four Supreme Court chamber presidents (Civil, Criminal, Social, and Contentious-Administrative), after a previous failed attempt to reach an agreement, with particular contention surrounding the Criminal...
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48% Bias Score
France's Constitutional Council Nomination Sparks Debate Over Qualifications
President Macron's nomination of Richard Ferrand to lead France's Constitutional Council sparks debate about prioritizing political affiliation over legal expertise and moral integrity in selecting judges for this key institution responsible for upholding the rule of law and fundamental rights.
France's Constitutional Council Nomination Sparks Debate Over Qualifications
President Macron's nomination of Richard Ferrand to lead France's Constitutional Council sparks debate about prioritizing political affiliation over legal expertise and moral integrity in selecting judges for this key institution responsible for upholding the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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52% Bias Score
McConnell's Supreme Court Maneuvering: A Partisan Shift with Far-Reaching Consequences
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's unprecedented actions regarding Supreme Court nominations in 2016 and 2020, prioritizing political expediency over established norms, resulted in a 6-3 conservative majority with significant implications for American life, notably overturning Roe v. Wade.
McConnell's Supreme Court Maneuvering: A Partisan Shift with Far-Reaching Consequences
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's unprecedented actions regarding Supreme Court nominations in 2016 and 2020, prioritizing political expediency over established norms, resulted in a 6-3 conservative majority with significant implications for American life, notably overturning Roe v. Wade.
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60% Bias Score
Schimel's Criticism of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices Fuels Election Debate
In Wisconsin's April 1 Supreme Court election, Republican candidate Brad Schimel accused the court's liberal justices of being driven by emotion during an abortion case, drawing criticism and highlighting the election's significance for abortion rights, redistricting, and election laws.
Schimel's Criticism of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices Fuels Election Debate
In Wisconsin's April 1 Supreme Court election, Republican candidate Brad Schimel accused the court's liberal justices of being driven by emotion during an abortion case, drawing criticism and highlighting the election's significance for abortion rights, redistricting, and election laws.
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64% Bias Score
Milei Bypasses Senate, Appoints Supreme Court Justices by Decree
Argentine President Javier Milei appointed Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla to the Supreme Court via decree, bypassing Senate approval due to vacancies left by Elena Highton de Nolasco and Juan Carlos Maqueda, sparking widespread criticism over their perceived political ties and stances.
Milei Bypasses Senate, Appoints Supreme Court Justices by Decree
Argentine President Javier Milei appointed Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla to the Supreme Court via decree, bypassing Senate approval due to vacancies left by Elena Highton de Nolasco and Juan Carlos Maqueda, sparking widespread criticism over their perceived political ties and stances.
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44% Bias Score
Partial Agreement Reached on Spanish Judicial Appointments
The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has agreed on the appointment of almost 40 high-ranking judicial officials, including the presidents of two Supreme Court chambers, but postponed decisions on two other key chambers due to ongoing negotiations between progressive and conservative g...
Partial Agreement Reached on Spanish Judicial Appointments
The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has agreed on the appointment of almost 40 high-ranking judicial officials, including the presidents of two Supreme Court chambers, but postponed decisions on two other key chambers due to ongoing negotiations between progressive and conservative g...
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40% Bias Score
Ferrand's Controversial Nomination to French Constitutional Council
Richard Ferrand's nomination to lead France's Constitutional Council faces strong opposition in Parliament due to ethical concerns, perceived lack of legal expertise, and his close ties to President Macron; the outcome remains uncertain, depending on votes in Senate committees.
Ferrand's Controversial Nomination to French Constitutional Council
Richard Ferrand's nomination to lead France's Constitutional Council faces strong opposition in Parliament due to ethical concerns, perceived lack of legal expertise, and his close ties to President Macron; the outcome remains uncertain, depending on votes in Senate committees.
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56% Bias Score
Spain's Constitutional Court to Review Annulment of Top Prosecutor's Promotion
The Spanish Constitutional Court will review the Supreme Court's annulment of Dolores Delgado's promotion to the highest rank in the prosecutor's office, citing a potential misuse of power by the attorney general in both this and a related case involving another prosecutor's promotion.
Spain's Constitutional Court to Review Annulment of Top Prosecutor's Promotion
The Spanish Constitutional Court will review the Supreme Court's annulment of Dolores Delgado's promotion to the highest rank in the prosecutor's office, citing a potential misuse of power by the attorney general in both this and a related case involving another prosecutor's promotion.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's New Judges: Debunking Myths of Wealth and Family Connections
Spain's 73rd judicial class, comprising 137 judges (67% women, average age 30), debunks myths: most lack family legal backgrounds, and 95% received parental financial support during their five-year preparation.
Spain's New Judges: Debunking Myths of Wealth and Family Connections
Spain's 73rd judicial class, comprising 137 judges (67% women, average age 30), debunks myths: most lack family legal backgrounds, and 95% received parental financial support during their five-year preparation.
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40% Bias Score
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