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Trump Administration Accused of Defying Court Orders on Multiple Occasions
Since President Trump's inauguration, the Trump administration has been accused of defying court orders on at least six occasions, primarily regarding funding freezes and deportations; judges have expressed concerns, but no contempt charges have been filed.
Trump Administration Accused of Defying Court Orders on Multiple Occasions
Since President Trump's inauguration, the Trump administration has been accused of defying court orders on at least six occasions, primarily regarding funding freezes and deportations; judges have expressed concerns, but no contempt charges have been filed.
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48% Bias Score
Flaws in Mexico's Judicial Reform Exemplified by Yasmín Esquivel Candidacy
Mexico's judicial reform faces challenges as thousands remain wrongly imprisoned due to flawed processes; the candidacy of plagiarism-accused Supreme Court Justice Yasmín Esquivel further erodes public trust.
Flaws in Mexico's Judicial Reform Exemplified by Yasmín Esquivel Candidacy
Mexico's judicial reform faces challenges as thousands remain wrongly imprisoned due to flawed processes; the candidacy of plagiarism-accused Supreme Court Justice Yasmín Esquivel further erodes public trust.
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68% Bias Score
80% of Catalan Municipalities Defy Spanish Flag Display Law
Impulso Ciudadano's report reveals that 80% of Catalan municipalities (787 out of 947) do not display the Spanish flag, despite legal requirements, with only 160 fully complying; this non-compliance, lasting since June 2018, is attributed to institutional disobedience and lack of government action.
80% of Catalan Municipalities Defy Spanish Flag Display Law
Impulso Ciudadano's report reveals that 80% of Catalan municipalities (787 out of 947) do not display the Spanish flag, despite legal requirements, with only 160 fully complying; this non-compliance, lasting since June 2018, is attributed to institutional disobedience and lack of government action.
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56% Bias Score
French Court Reinstates Anticor's Accreditation, Rules Government Refusal Illegal
A French court overturned the government's refusal to renew Anticor's anti-corruption accreditation, deeming the December 2023 decision illegal due to Anticor meeting all requirements; the government must pay €3,500 in compensation.
French Court Reinstates Anticor's Accreditation, Rules Government Refusal Illegal
A French court overturned the government's refusal to renew Anticor's anti-corruption accreditation, deeming the December 2023 decision illegal due to Anticor meeting all requirements; the government must pay €3,500 in compensation.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Undermines Due Process for Non-Citizens
The Trump administration is systematically dismantling due process for non-citizens through intimidation of legal counsel, defiance of court orders, and the limitation of legal representation, resulting in increased deportations and family separations, raising concerns about a constitutional crisis ...
Trump Administration Undermines Due Process for Non-Citizens
The Trump administration is systematically dismantling due process for non-citizens through intimidation of legal counsel, defiance of court orders, and the limitation of legal representation, resulting in increased deportations and family separations, raising concerns about a constitutional crisis ...
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Attack on Law Firms Raises Concerns About Political Interference
President Trump's use of executive orders to punish law firms representing clients who oppose his administration is raising concerns about political interference in the legal system, potentially deterring pro bono work and impacting the ability of advocacy groups to challenge government actions.
Trump's Attack on Law Firms Raises Concerns About Political Interference
President Trump's use of executive orders to punish law firms representing clients who oppose his administration is raising concerns about political interference in the legal system, potentially deterring pro bono work and impacting the ability of advocacy groups to challenge government actions.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Held in Contempt Over Migrant Deportations
US District Judge James Boasberg held Donald Trump's administration in criminal contempt for defying his order to stop deporting Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, highlighting a pattern of executive-judicial conflict and raising concerns about due process violations in the case of Kilmar Abrego Ga...
Trump Administration Held in Contempt Over Migrant Deportations
US District Judge James Boasberg held Donald Trump's administration in criminal contempt for defying his order to stop deporting Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, highlighting a pattern of executive-judicial conflict and raising concerns about due process violations in the case of Kilmar Abrego Ga...
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64% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs: Market Uncertainty and Systemic Risks
President Trump's comprehensive tariffs have triggered contrasting predictions about market resilience; some cite past adjustments to tariffs, while others emphasize the potential for long-term protectionism and uncertainty, with the unpredictability of the President and the erosion of judicial inst...
Trump Tariffs: Market Uncertainty and Systemic Risks
President Trump's comprehensive tariffs have triggered contrasting predictions about market resilience; some cite past adjustments to tariffs, while others emphasize the potential for long-term protectionism and uncertainty, with the unpredictability of the President and the erosion of judicial inst...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Prosecution Service's Increased Use of Penalty Orders Sparks Concerns
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service's decision to handle nearly all cases with a maximum six-year sentence via penalty orders, bypassing judges, has sparked concerns about fairness and due process, with parliament members and judges citing potential for increased impunity and a two-tiered justice s...
Dutch Prosecution Service's Increased Use of Penalty Orders Sparks Concerns
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service's decision to handle nearly all cases with a maximum six-year sentence via penalty orders, bypassing judges, has sparked concerns about fairness and due process, with parliament members and judges citing potential for increased impunity and a two-tiered justice s...
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48% Bias Score
Montero's Comments on Alves Case Threaten Presumption of Innocence
Spanish Vice President María Jesús Montero's statement prioritizing victim statements over the presumption of innocence in the Dani Alves case raises concerns about due process, echoing the wrongful conviction of Dolores Vázquez in 2001 due to media pressure and public bias.
Montero's Comments on Alves Case Threaten Presumption of Innocence
Spanish Vice President María Jesús Montero's statement prioritizing victim statements over the presumption of innocence in the Dani Alves case raises concerns about due process, echoing the wrongful conviction of Dolores Vázquez in 2001 due to media pressure and public bias.
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68% Bias Score
Trump Administration Targets Dissenters with Federal Power
The Trump administration is using federal investigations, threats of deportation, and demands for free legal services to target perceived opponents, silencing dissent and potentially chilling free speech.
Trump Administration Targets Dissenters with Federal Power
The Trump administration is using federal investigations, threats of deportation, and demands for free legal services to target perceived opponents, silencing dissent and potentially chilling free speech.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Law Firm Crackdown Raises Concerns About Pro Bono Work
President Trump's executive orders against law firms perceived as opposing his administration have resulted in some firms making deals for pro bono work, others filing lawsuits, and concerns about a chilling effect on pro bono work challenging government actions.
Trump's Law Firm Crackdown Raises Concerns About Pro Bono Work
President Trump's executive orders against law firms perceived as opposing his administration have resulted in some firms making deals for pro bono work, others filing lawsuits, and concerns about a chilling effect on pro bono work challenging government actions.
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52% Bias Score
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