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Threats Against Judges After Marine Le Pen Ineligibility Ruling
Following a court ruling making Marine Le Pen ineligible for five years, the presiding judge of the Paris Court of Appeal voiced concern over threats against the magistrates involved, with the Conseil supérieur de la magistrature (CSM) echoing these concerns, condemning the attacks as a grave threat...
Threats Against Judges After Marine Le Pen Ineligibility Ruling
Following a court ruling making Marine Le Pen ineligible for five years, the presiding judge of the Paris Court of Appeal voiced concern over threats against the magistrates involved, with the Conseil supérieur de la magistrature (CSM) echoing these concerns, condemning the attacks as a grave threat...
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52% Bias Score
Le Pen Banned From French Politics for Five Years
A French court banned Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally party, from holding public office for five years due to misuse of European Union funds, prompting immediate outrage from Le Pen and international figures, while the Socialist party launched a petition supporting judicial independence.
Le Pen Banned From French Politics for Five Years
A French court banned Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally party, from holding public office for five years due to misuse of European Union funds, prompting immediate outrage from Le Pen and international figures, while the Socialist party launched a petition supporting judicial independence.
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52% Bias Score
French Court Sentences Le Pen, Council Condemns Threats to Judges
A French court sentenced far-right leader Marine Le Pen to four years in prison (two years to be served) and a €100,000 fine for misappropriating EU funds, also banning her from holding office for five years; the Supreme Judicial Council condemned threats against the judges involved as unacceptable ...
French Court Sentences Le Pen, Council Condemns Threats to Judges
A French court sentenced far-right leader Marine Le Pen to four years in prison (two years to be served) and a €100,000 fine for misappropriating EU funds, also banning her from holding office for five years; the Supreme Judicial Council condemned threats against the judges involved as unacceptable ...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Judges and Prosecutors Criticize Montero's Remarks on Alves Acquittal
Spanish judicial associations rebuked Vice President María Jesús Montero for criticizing the Dani Alves acquittal, asserting that such comments threaten the rule of law by undermining judicial independence and the presumption of innocence; they emphasized that judicial decisions are based on thoroug...
Spanish Judges and Prosecutors Criticize Montero's Remarks on Alves Acquittal
Spanish judicial associations rebuked Vice President María Jesús Montero for criticizing the Dani Alves acquittal, asserting that such comments threaten the rule of law by undermining judicial independence and the presumption of innocence; they emphasized that judicial decisions are based on thoroug...
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44% Bias Score
UK Government to Overrule Sentencing Council Guidelines
The UK government will likely introduce legislation to overrule new Sentencing Council guidelines recommending pre-sentence reports for minority groups, beginning April 2024, following accusations of creating "two-tier justice".
UK Government to Overrule Sentencing Council Guidelines
The UK government will likely introduce legislation to overrule new Sentencing Council guidelines recommending pre-sentence reports for minority groups, beginning April 2024, following accusations of creating "two-tier justice".
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52% Bias Score
Seville Court Defies Spain's Constitutional Court in ERE Case, Appealing to European Court
Five judges from the Seville High Court are defying the Spanish Constitutional Court's rulings in the ERE case, appealing to the European Court of Justice, arguing the Constitutional Court overstepped its authority and violated EU law by reducing sentences for Andalusian politicians convicted of cor...
Seville Court Defies Spain's Constitutional Court in ERE Case, Appealing to European Court
Five judges from the Seville High Court are defying the Spanish Constitutional Court's rulings in the ERE case, appealing to the European Court of Justice, arguing the Constitutional Court overstepped its authority and violated EU law by reducing sentences for Andalusian politicians convicted of cor...
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Condemn Minister's Comments on Rape Acquittal
Spanish judges and prosecutors across the political spectrum condemned Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero for calling a rape acquittal "shameful," prompting calls for her resignation and highlighting concerns about political interference in the judicial system.
Spanish Judges Condemn Minister's Comments on Rape Acquittal
Spanish judges and prosecutors across the political spectrum condemned Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero for calling a rape acquittal "shameful," prompting calls for her resignation and highlighting concerns about political interference in the judicial system.
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60% Bias Score
Mexican Supreme Court Justices Campaign for Reelection, Blurring Lines Between Politics and Justice
Three Supreme Court justices in Mexico—Yasmín Esquivel, Lenia Batres, and Loretta Ortiz—are campaigning for reelection, blurring the lines between judicial duties and partisan politics in an unprecedented election driven by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's Morena party, raising concerns about...
Mexican Supreme Court Justices Campaign for Reelection, Blurring Lines Between Politics and Justice
Three Supreme Court justices in Mexico—Yasmín Esquivel, Lenia Batres, and Loretta Ortiz—are campaigning for reelection, blurring the lines between judicial duties and partisan politics in an unprecedented election driven by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's Morena party, raising concerns about...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Judicial Associations Criticize Montero's Comments on Alves Acquittal
Following the acquittal of footballer Dani Alves on appeal, Spain's judicial and prosecutorial associations issued a joint statement criticizing Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero's comments, emphasizing the need for respect for judicial independence and the importance of protecting victims w...
Spanish Judicial Associations Criticize Montero's Comments on Alves Acquittal
Following the acquittal of footballer Dani Alves on appeal, Spain's judicial and prosecutorial associations issued a joint statement criticizing Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero's comments, emphasizing the need for respect for judicial independence and the importance of protecting victims w...
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44% Bias Score
UK Government to Override Sentencing Guidelines for Ethnic Minorities
The UK government will introduce legislation this week to overturn new sentencing guidelines that recommend pre-sentence reports for some ethnic minority offenders, prompting accusations of creating a two-tiered justice system, despite the guidelines coming into effect on Tuesday.
UK Government to Override Sentencing Guidelines for Ethnic Minorities
The UK government will introduce legislation this week to overturn new sentencing guidelines that recommend pre-sentence reports for some ethnic minority offenders, prompting accusations of creating a two-tiered justice system, despite the guidelines coming into effect on Tuesday.
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56% Bias Score
Sotomayor Warns of Weakening Rule of Law Amidst Legal Challenges
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor voiced worries Friday about shifting legal standards and public leaders challenging judicial norms, citing the Trump administration's legal battles and the potential weakening of the rule of law.
Sotomayor Warns of Weakening Rule of Law Amidst Legal Challenges
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor voiced worries Friday about shifting legal standards and public leaders challenging judicial norms, citing the Trump administration's legal battles and the potential weakening of the rule of law.
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40% Bias Score
Retired Israeli Security Officials Condemn Dismissals, Warn of Threat to Democracy
More than 170 retired Israeli senior police officers and eight former police commissioners published an advertisement expressing deep concern over the dismissal of the Shin Bet head and Attorney-General, citing threats to democracy and national resilience, and urging the police commissioner to speak...
Retired Israeli Security Officials Condemn Dismissals, Warn of Threat to Democracy
More than 170 retired Israeli senior police officers and eight former police commissioners published an advertisement expressing deep concern over the dismissal of the Shin Bet head and Attorney-General, citing threats to democracy and national resilience, and urging the police commissioner to speak...
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40% Bias Score
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