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A Tbilisi appellate court revoked a plea agreement with athlete Giorgi Kirvalidze, ruling that he failed to genuinely acknowledge guilt for his role in the October 4 election-day violence.

The head of the Thessaloniki Court of Appeals Prosecution Office has ordered a preliminary investigation into whether DEDDIE (Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator) cables are responsible for causing fires in the region.

The Court of Appeals has overturned the permit revocation for S.I. Power Corporation (SIPCOR), a company linked to the Villar family, which had stemmed from prolonged power outages in Siquijor.

President Trump intends to nominate federal judge Lee Rudofsky to the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. This move aims to elevate Rudofsky to a higher judicial position.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has denied Meta's attempt to dismiss lawsuits alleging that its platforms contribute to youth addiction.

Two new associate justices have been appointed to fill vacancies in the Court of Appeals and the Sandiganbayan in the Philippines, with Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo swearing in Randolph Pascasio.

Activists Frenchie Cumpio and Marielle Domequil are seeking to reverse a ruling by a Tacloban court, with supporters expressing hope for a fair review by the Court of Appeals.

Zoran Gerasimovski has been appointed as the new acting president of the Skopje Court of Appeals, following a decision by the Council. An announcement for the election of a permanent president for the court has also been made.

The Special Court of Appeals for Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) has upheld the "arrest in prison" security measure for Ilir Beqaj, rejecting his appeal. The decision was made by Judge Miliana Muça.

A Greek Court of Appeals has blocked the extradition of a fugitive wanted for a 1999 murder in Sydney, accepting the defense's argument that the alleged offense had passed Greece's statute of limitations.

The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that New Jersey's bans on commonly owned rifles and magazines are unconstitutional, challenging the state's gun control legislation.

Albania's Supreme Court has rejected the appeal filed by former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, upholding the decisions of the Special Court and the Court of Appeals against her.

The trial of Dimitris Lignadis, accused of sexual abuse, is continuing in the Athens Court of Appeals, with testimonies from the complainants' side. A friend of one alleged victim is testifying today.

The Novi Sad Court of Appeals has confirmed the indictment against six individuals charged in connection with the Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy, which resulted in 16 fatalities.

The Belgrade Court of Appeals has rejected Milan Radoičić's appeal against a previous ruling that dismissed his lawsuit against Rada Trajković for alleged defamation.

The Court of Appeals held a hearing in the proceedings against Vesna Medenica, with a decision expected to follow.

A father and his two adult children have been returned to custody following a court of appeals decision, as authorities continue their search for three missing Palestinian children.

Ilir Selmani, a suspect in the murder of former police officer Santiago Malko, appeared today before the Special Court of Appeals in Albania. Selmani is currently under house arrest, and police arrested Emiliano Nina in connection with the case yesterday.

Vangelis Batarlis, a well-known former police officer and TikToker, has been acquitted by the Athens Court of Appeals on charges of purchasing, possessing, and selling 153 grams of cocaine. The case had garnered significant attention last August.

The Court of Appeals has partially reopened the judicial review of the Martin Cani murder case, requesting a psychological report for the suspected perpetrator, Mario Përlleshaj, and the injured party, Luis Mecja.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals upheld the acquittal of the Icelandic state from a claim by a man seeking compensation for a two-week quarantine he underwent during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Court of Appeals has mandated Baguio City's Notre Dame De Chartres Hospital to pay nearly a million pesos in compensation to senior patients who were previously denied mandatory discounts on hospital bills.

After more than four years of legal proceedings and institutional challenges, the Bitola Court of Appeals has granted Nevena Spaseska custody of her son, bringing a final resolution to her case.

A former judge from Turkey's Supreme Court of Appeals, who spent nearly eight years in prison, claims he was beaten by guards out of camera view and that his complaint about the incident has gone unaddressed for six years.

Activists in Baguio City, Philippines, have elevated their petition to remove their government-issued terrorist designation to the Court of Appeals after a regional trial court dismissed their initial case.

Judge Ryan Nelson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is facing a battery charge after a parking lot argument in Idaho, captured on video, where he allegedly tossed and stomped on a man's glasses.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals upheld the verdict against the notorious leader of the Kavač clan, rejecting appeals from both the defense and the Special State Prosecutor's Office.

The Court of Appeals has postponed its decision regarding Mario Përlleshaj, the perpetrator of the murder of 14-year-old Martin Cani. The incident occurred near the 'Fan.S.Noli' school in Tirana on November 18, 2024, and the postponement was due to the absence of a judge.

The Special Court of Appeals for Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) has partially overturned previous SPAK decisions, but maintained the preventive seizures on bank accounts, company assets, and properties belonging to Karçanaj and Beqiri, members of the AKSHI group.

The US State Department has expressed deep disappointment over the Piraeus Court of Appeals' decision to release Alexandros Yotopoulos, the leader and mastermind of the Greek terrorist organization 'November 17'.

The Budapest Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that found the Sovereignty Protection Office had violated the good reputation of Átlátszó, ordering a retrial in the case.

Journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and activist Marielle Domequil have appealed a regional trial court's ruling that denied them bail after their conviction. They are urging the Court of Appeals to grant them bail following their conviction.

Turkish markets experienced significant pressure, with stocks and the lira falling, following an Ankara Administrative Court of Appeals decision that removed the CHP leader and reinstated Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, prompting interventions from state banks.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office announced that the Court of Appeals judges rejected the appeal of the convicted I.T. and upheld the High Court's decision to permanently confiscate a Porsche Cayenne.

A 76-year-old former Turkish governor has been imprisoned after the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld his sentence in a retrial on terrorism charges, stemming from alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has upheld the Reykjavík District Court's sentence of 12 months in prison for brothers Elías and Jónas Shamsudin for serious drug and enrichment offenses.

Florjan Kalaja, a judge at the Special Court of Appeals for Corruption and Organized Crime, has promoted his new book, 'The Collaborator of Justice,' which examines cases of false testimonies and agreements made by justice collaborators.

A disciplinary investigation has been launched against a Greek Court of Appeals judge accused of altering the court's composition in a case involving a major hotelier and a €100 million compensation claim over a lease issue with the Greek National Tourism Organisation.

Three women were arrested in connection with an attack on the Administrative Court of Appeals in Ampelokipi, Greece, where extensive damage was caused using sledgehammers and hammers, with authorities seizing various tools including fire extinguishers and gas masks.

The daughter of an 89-year-old man who opened fire at EFKA and the Court of Appeals has brought to light serious allegations of potential exploitation, claiming relatives attempted to gain control of his substantial wealth.

An 89-year-old man, Panagiotis K., has been arrested in Greece after opening fire at the EFKA building and later at the Court of Appeals in Athens.

The motive for the 89-year-old's double armed attack appears to have been his struggle to receive a pension without success.

The Sofia Court of Appeals has upheld the first-instance court's decision, definitively denying the early release of Evelin Banev, known as Brendo, whose early release proposal was made by the former head of the Sofia Prison.

An advocacy group has called on the Court of Appeals to reverse the conviction of community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and community worker Marielle Domequil, citing legal inconsistencies in their case.

The Philippine Court of Appeals has affirmed its decision to stop the Anti-Money Laundering Council's bid to forfeit P.5 million seized from Cumpio. This ruling denies the forfeiture of funds against the individual.

The Belgrade Court of Appeals has confirmed the first-instance acquittal of journalist Milovan Brkić, owner of 'Tabloid' magazine, who had been accused of various charges.

The Court of Appeals has affirmed the administrative liability of Warren Rex Liong, a former official of the Procurement Service-Department of Budget and Management (PS-DBM), in connection with the alleged P4.4-billion anomalous Pharmally case. This decision upholds his dismissal from service.

The Higher Court, following instructions from the Court of Appeals, has dismissed the indictment against Đorđije Rajković, one of the accused in the Plantaže case.

The Philippine Court of Appeals affirmed administrative charges against four former Department of Budget and Management officials involved in irregularities concerning the purchase of COVID-19 RT-PCR test kits from Pharmally.

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The Court of Appeals affirmed the Ombudsman's ruling, holding former DBM-PS officials, including Lloyd Christopher Lao, administratively liable for their involvement in the Pharmally deal, stating they diminished public faith in government.

The Philippine Court of Appeals has acquitted child rights advocate Sally Ujano of rebellion charges, leading to her official release from the Correctional Institute for Women in Mandaluyong.

Albania's Court of Appeals in Tirana is reportedly facing collapse due to a 'mountain' of files and the implementation of a new judicial map, as exemplified by a 75-year-old man's decades-long property lawsuit.

Appeals Court Refuses Trump's Request To Reconsider CNN Defamation Suit President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against CNN appears to be dead for the time being, as an appeals court denied his motion to rehear the case. A three-judge panel had held in November that Trump hadn’t done enough to show that CNN compared him to Adolph Hitler when it described his claims about the 2020 election as “the Big Lie.” In a brief unsigned order on March 17, the U.S. Court of Appeals for ...

The main hearing in the so-called Gufunes case is scheduled to take place in the Landsréttur (Court of Appeals) from April 15 to 17, with all defendants summoned to appear.

The Belgrade Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of Nenad Milanović, former chief of staff to Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić, for bribery in economic activity, as reported by BIRN.

The Court of Appeals in Belgrade has overturned a first-instance verdict, acquitting Zoran Jotić Jotka, a criminal boss from Kruševac, of charges for ordering the murder of Ždrokinca.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has ruled that a lawsuit can proceed against the Seventh-day Adventist Church and Eden Mining regarding a gravel mining agreement in Lambafell and Litla-Sandfell.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals has overturned a Commercial Court ruling that awarded Bemax 231,886.92 euros for reconstruction work on a barracks in Podgorica. The case has been sent back for a retrial due to significant procedural errors in the initial judgment.

Iceland's Court of Appeals upheld a three-year prison sentence for Brynjar Joensen Creed in a significant case involving sexual interactions with young girls, partly conducted through Snapchat.

Lawyers for those convicted in the Golden Dawn criminal organization case are fighting to persuade the Five-Member Court of Appeals for Felonies to recognize mitigating circumstances, as some defendants risk imprisonment.

After a six-and-a-half-year legal battle, the Court of Appeals has definitively confirmed that journalist Mirjana Nikolić was unlawfully dismissed from RTS.

The Court of Appeals in Pristina has reduced Miloš Plesković's sentence from 15 to 10 years in prison for war crimes against the civilian population in Prizren.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has convicted nurse Steina Árnadóttir of negligent homicide, though no sentence was imposed, and her defense plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.

An appellate court has substantially raised prison terms for several men convicted of importing large quantities of amphetamine and Subutex to Joensuu between 2020 and 2021.

Iceland's Ministry of Justice announced two open judge positions at the Landsréttur (Court of Appeals) on Friday. One position became vacant after Ásgerður Ragnarsdóttir was appointed as a Supreme Court judge last week.

Snap's stock fell by 3% after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals removed its immunity shield, while Reddit's stock eased.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a $1.2 billion US judgment in the Devas-Antrix case, while leaving the issue of India's annulment of the award unresolved for the district court to address.

The Court of Appeals affirmed the Quezon City Regional Trial Court's decision to deny Chao Tiao Yumol's motion to quash the carnapping charge related to the Ateneo shooting.

Long-time PSE broker directors Eddie Gobing and Vivian Yuchengco have filed a petition with the Court of Appeals to stop the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from implementing a circular imposing term limits.

The Court of Appeals has affirmed the conviction of Ominta Romato Maute, matriarch of the Maute terrorist group, along with three others, for the kidnapping and beheading of sawmill workers in 2016.

The Supreme Court has stopped a 2013 Court of Appeals order for Bontoc, Mountain Province, to extract buried garbage near a prominent river. The ruling states that the waste should not be removed without first determining its impact.

James Dalamangas appeared visibly transformed alongside his lawyers after the Patras Court of Appeals decided not to extradite him to Australia, with photos published by flamis.gr showing a significant change in his appearance.

A Michigan Court of Appeals panel has vacated the convictions of Pete Musico and Paul Bellar, two men found guilty in 2022 in connection with the plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer, ruling that kidnapping is not a 'violent felony'.

Iceland's Ministry of Justice plans to amend laws concerning courts to allow the Court of Appeals (Landsréttur) to continue to be located outside of Reykjavík. This decision aims to maintain its current operational structure.

The Court of Appeals has upheld the life sentence for Ljupco Paleski in the double murder case of Vanja Gjorchevska and Panche Zezovski, while the father, Aleksandar Gjorchevski, will face a retrial. Paleski's defense attorney announced plans for international legal action regarding the Macedonian court's verdict.

The Novi Sad Court of Appeals has confirmed the indictment against former minister Goran Vesić, his assistant, the former director of Serbian Railways, and three engineers in connection with the Novi Sad tragedy case.

The director of the Burgas Water and Sewerage company, Tsvetan Mirchev, was released from custody on a 2,000 euro bail by the Burgas Court of Appeals. He had been detained a week prior with over ten other individuals.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against granting in-state tuition rates for undocumented immigrants.

The Skopje Court of Appeals has confirmed the verdict against Stojanche Jovanovski, holding him responsible for his wife Ivana's suicide. His appeal was rejected as unfounded.

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a Houston police officer reasonably killed two innocent individuals who were falsely accused of selling heroin.

Redion Hysa, previously accused by the prosecution of murdering former Rapid Intervention Forces officer Xhulio Prela, has been acquitted by the Court of Appeals.

Vangelis Batarlis, a former police officer and well-known TikToker, has been acquitted by the Court of Appeals on charges of purchasing, possessing, and selling 153 grams of cocaine.

The Athens Court of Appeals is set to undergo renovation and digitize its services, with new goals for the 2025-26 judicial year presented by its administration.

The Sofia Court of Appeals has ruled that the case against former Prime Minister Kiril Petkov and Bozhidar Bozhanov must be heard on its merits, overturning a previous decision by the Sofia City Court.

Criminologist Helgi Gunnlaugsson is questioning whether the police may have overstepped in the initial stages of the so-called terrorism case in Iceland, following an acquittal in the Court of Appeals.

Dimitris Lignadis, a prominent Greek director and actor, is in the Court of Appeals in Athens for the start of his retrial on three rape charges. He was initially sentenced to 12 years in prison with a suspended sentence.

Iceland's Court of Appeals has acquitted a young man who was previously convicted of raping his then-girlfriend by the Reykjavík District Court last October, overturning the original verdict.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has acquitted a man who had previously been convicted of rape in a district court.

The Court of Appeals has upheld the one-year prison sentence for Stevcho Jakimovski for the criminal offense of illegal construction, confirming the first-instance verdict.

The NCAA has filed an appeal to a Texas court of appeals after Brendan Sorsby won an injunction allowing him to play despite a gambling scandal. The NCAA president has called for Congress to intervene in such eligibility cases.

Emotional testimony was heard at the Chania Court of Appeals during the trial of parents accused of years of abuse and domestic violence against their three daughters in Rethymno. The eldest daughter testified via teleconference, stating she wanted to leave to protect her sisters, one of whom has a disability.

Lawyer Čedomir Stojković announced that the Belgrade Court of Appeals overturned the decision of the Belgrade High Court regarding his detention, which had lasted more than four months.

Jonathan Andic's defense team has submitted a video of a previous fall by Mango founder Isak Andic, along with information about his arthritis, to the Barcelona Court of Appeals. This evidence aims to prove that Isak Andic's death was accidental.

The Court of Appeals in Montenegro held a council session today concerning the "Airports" case, involving defendants Duško Knežević, Marko Nikolić, Dijana Zečević, and Atlas Bank AD Podgorica.

Iceland's Court of Appeals has upheld a district court ruling, ordering the state to pay a man 5.7 million Icelandic Króna in damages and compensation for violations of gender equality laws in a public sector job application.

The Landsréttur (Court of Appeals) has overturned a district court ruling, finding Unnur Lilja not disqualified as Play's administrator.

The Thessaloniki Court of Appeals has recommended the extradition of a 65-year-old Belarusian citizen to Russia, where he is sought for financial crimes including tax evasion.

Appeals against the verdict for the murders of Vanja Gjorchevska and Panche Zhezovski are being heard today before the Court of Appeals, including those from the defense and the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the acquittal of Vanja's father.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, known for being reversed more frequently than any other appeals court, has developed a reputation for taking extreme positions, particularly highlighted by its recent actions regarding abortion pills.

Pavlos Polakis was found guilty by the Court of Appeals of defamatory libel against Stamatis Poulis from KEELPNO. The court imposed a five-month prison sentence, suspended for three years.

An 89-year-old man, showing no remorse, injured five employees after entering an EFKA office and the Court of Appeals armed in central Athens.

The lawyer for an 89-year-old man, who recently opened fire at EFKA and the Court of Appeals, has stated that his client's health is in immediate danger. The lawyer is advocating for an alternative solution instead of pre-trial detention.

The Court of Appeals rejected the appeals filed by Đurđevac, Lalatović, and Marković, thereby confirming their convictions for creating a criminal organization.

An 89-year-old man, who opened fire at EFKA and the Court of Appeals in Greece and was later arrested in Patras, is being brought before the prosecutor today.

A 33-year-old foreign national received a sentence of 90 years and 10 days in prison, along with a total fine of 320,000 euros, from the Dodecanese Court of Appeals for a shipwreck that resulted in th

The Court of Appeals has ordered the freezing of former Speaker Martin Romualdez's assets, a decision confirmed by Ombudsman Remulla. This action marks a significant legal development concerning the former official.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has struck down a California law that would have required private companies to disclose employee information to state authorities, which could then be shared with federal immigration enforcement. This ruling prevents the state from compelling data sharing that could aid federal immigration actions.

A 37-year-old man in Thessaloniki has received the same initial sentence of 8 years and 9 months imprisonment from the Court of Appeals for fatally shooting his 71-year-old mother, claiming he did so to 'redeem' her from severe health issues.

MANILA, Philippines — The Court of Appeals has affirmed the legality of the search warrants for firearms and explosives in the house and fighting cocks farm of former Negros Oriental Rep.

An interview with Mirjana Popović, the dismissed president of the Court of Appeals, is scheduled to air on Thursday at 8 PM.

The Philippine Court of Appeals has dismissed the petition filed by former Negros Oriental Representative Arnolfo "Arnie" Teves Jr., upholding the validity of search warrants that led to charges for illegal possession.

The Court of Appeals dismissed a petition by former Budget Undersecretary Christopher Lao and other officials, upholding the Ombudsman's findings of administrative liability in the Pharmally case.

The case involving four businessmen convicted in the wiretapping scandal will be heard by the Court of Appeals on December 11, 2026. The trial date has been set for the high-profile case.

The Court of Appeals in the Philippines has partially reversed an Ombudsman ruling, affirming the dismissal of former Department of Budget and Management executives involved in the controversial P4.2-billion Pharmally Pharmaceutical contract for COVID-19 test kits.

The Special Court of Appeals is reviewing the appeal filed by former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku against the security measure of suspension from duty. Balluku appealed the decision for the security measure after the GJKKO ruling in March.

Kababaihan partylist welcomed the acquittal of women’s and children’s rights advocate Ma. Salome “Nanay Sally” Ujano on March 26, hailing the Court of Appeals’ decision as a significant step towards justice.

The Special Court of Appeals in Albania has upheld the convictions of former Himara Mayor Jorgo Goro and his subordinate, Vasillaq Strakosha, on charges of abuse of office.

Iceland's Court of Appeals has upheld a conditional sentence for a woman in her twenties convicted of a serious assault that occurred at Vinakot, a residential facility for children and young people in Hafnarfjörður.

The Court of Appeals Sixteenth Division has ordered the remand of a consolidated labor dispute involving Nutri-Asia Inc. and several workers to the labor arbiter for further proceedings.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has upheld a five-year prison sentence for Wojciech Pawelczyk, who smuggled 5.2 liters of amphetamine base into the country. The substances were hidden in tubes within an unassembled children's bed, sent by mail from Poland.

The Belgrade Court of Appeals has issued a final verdict against Nenad Milanović, former chief of staff to Mayor Šapić, in the Kentkart case, according to BIRN journalists.

The Budapest Court of Appeals has ruled that state bodies are not required to release data related to children left in hospitals, stating that it cannot be proven that such data is available to them.

The Athens Misdemeanor Court of Appeals imposed a six-month suspended prison sentence on a dental technician for illegally performing dental procedures, with the Attica Dental Association present during the case.

Ilir Meta, President of the Freedom Party, has decided to withdraw his appeal to the Special Court of Appeals (GJKKO) where he had sought a replacement for his security measure.

Iceland's Court of Appeals upheld a three-year prison sentence for Brynjar Joensen Creed for sexual offenses against 15 underage girls, the youngest of whom was 11 years old.

A bomb threat at the Athens Court of Appeals has triggered an alarm, leading to a partial evacuation of the premises as a team from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit conducts checks.

SYRIZA-PS has issued a call for an anti-fascist rally on March 4th at the Athens Court of Appeals, demanding the definitive condemnation of neo-Nazi criminals.

A U.S. Court of Appeals ruling allows a Texas law banning certain drag performances in front of children to go into effect in March, as the legal battle over the legislation continues.

Christos Mavrikis, recently arrested in Spata, is being sent back to prison following a prosecutor's order from the Athens Court of Appeals, revoking his house arrest.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has dismissed certain charges against Wells Fargo following a jury's $22.1 million fee award, marking a partial legal victory for the bank.

Albania's Court of Appeals upheld the arrest warrant for 32-year-old Turkish citizen Julide Yazici, who was detained at Rinas airport after being sought internationally by Interpol Ankara. Her request for house arrest was denied due to flight risk to France.

The daughter of missing photojournalist Reynaldo 'Bebot' Momay has asked the Court of Appeals to admit her father as the 58th victim of the Maguindanao massacre.

The Bucharest Court of Appeals has provided its reasoning in the case concerning unauthorized care homes in Bihor.

PSE veterans have escalated their challenge against SEC term limits to the Court of Appeals, with SEC Chair Francis Lim stating the regulator will not back down.

The Bulgarian prosecution has been ordered by the Sofia Court of Appeals to pay over 150,000 BGN in damages after returning a seized new Audi A8 in a nearly destroyed condition five years after its confiscation.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Mojkovac Mayor Vesko Delić for abuse of official position, resulting in a suspended sentence.

An Icelandic district prosecutor has decided to appeal a Reykjanes District Court ruling that dismissed the case against cardiologist Skúli Tómas Gunnlaugsson to the Landsréttur (Court of Appeals). The case had previously been dismissed by the District Court.

James Dalamangas will not be extradited to Australia in connection with the murder of George Giannopoulos, as decided by the Patras Court of Appeals.

A U.S. Court of Appeals rejected Joe Biden's appeal to prevent the Department of Justice from releasing audio recordings from a 2017 interview with his memoir ghostwriter.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a temporary order allowing the Postal Service to proceed with a proposed plan regarding mail-in ballots, marking a victory for Donald Trump on election integrity.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals rejected appeals from the Special State Prosecutor's Office and 'Aerodromi Crne Gore,' confirming the acquittal of Knežević and former bank officials.

Edita Naskovska was elected as a judge to the Higher Administrative Court, previously serving in the Administrative Court. The council also decided to elect six judges to the Stip Court of Appeals, three for civil and three for criminal cases.

Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj has signed orders to implement a final decision by the Administrative Court of Appeals, leading to the reinstatement of Alban Dokushi as the Secretary General of the Municipality of Tirana.

Albania's High Judicial Council has rejected the request of Pamela Qirko, former member and chair of the Independent Qualification Commission, to be appointed as a judge in the General Jurisdiction Court of Appeals.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has upheld the continued custody of Quang Lé, a defendant in the largest human trafficking case investigated by Icelandic police, who is suspected of human trafficking, document forgery, and money laundering involving 29 victims.

A former Quran teacher in Turkey, Zeynep Çoban, has been imprisoned after the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld her conviction on terrorism charges, citing alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement.

Albania's Special Court of Appeals for Corruption and Organized Crime has upheld the decision to seize a villa in Dhërmi, which is suspected to be the property of Belinda Balluku.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals has upheld the verdict of the High Court in Podgorica, confirming the conviction of Slavko Stojanović, former director of the Police Administration, to three years and eight months in prison.

Iceland's Landsréttur (Court of Appeals) has upheld a district court's acquittal, bringing an end to a decades-long land dispute concerning the boundaries of Svarfhóll and Sólheimatunga farms in Borgarfjörður.

The Sofia Court of Appeals ordered Krasimir Aleksiev and Rosen Ivanov, members of the 'Kalashnikovs' group, to remain in permanent custody following an operation in Botunets. Ivanov faces charges of coercion and threats, while Aleksiev is accused of threats of serious harm.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has reinstated Ohio's Social Media Parental Notification Act, which grants parents control over their children's social media accounts, overturning a previous lower court block.

The Court of Appeals in Belgrade has confirmed the acquittal of Milenko Zivanovic, former commander of the Bosnian Serb Army's Drina Corps, on charges of war crimes against civilians in the Srebrenica area.

The Court of Appeals has dismissed contractor Pacifico "Curlee" Discaya's petition to overturn a trial court's decision that kept him under Senate custody for nearly nine months after a contempt citation. The CA issued its resolution on June 4.

A former Baguio congressman has been found guilty of indirect contempt by the Court of Appeals for violating a Permanent Environmental Protection Order by building a concrete home within the Mount Santo Tomas forest reservation.

The Court of Appeals confirmed that Hannes Valle Þorsteinsson remains in custody for sexual abuse against a child at the Múlaborg preschool in Reykjavík, though the custody period was shortened. He is not appealing the verdict.

Former Kurdish lawmaker Mahmut Alınak was arrested after Turkey’s Supreme Court of Appeals upheld his conviction on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Albania's Special Court of Appeals has decided to overturn a portion of SPAK's requests for the seizure of assets belonging to individuals investigated in the AKSHI affair, including Ergys Agasi's apartment.

The process for objections regarding the parties present in the Larissa Court of Appeals for Felonies is concluding, with the next stage being the prosecutor's proposal on which of these representations will ultimately be accepted.

A delegation of six senior Chinese judges visited the Athens Court of Appeals to learn about the functioning of the Greek judicial system, meeting with the head of the court and other officials.

Zoe Konstantopoulou stated that the conditions for a fair trial in the Tempi train tragedy case are not met, as the trial continues today at the Three-Member Criminal Court of Appeals in Larissa.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals overturned a district court ruling for the second time, concluding that Avians ehf. unlawfully dismissed an air traffic controller at age 63 due to age discrimination.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals has overturned a High Court verdict in the 'Veruša' case, accepting appeals from both the Special State Prosecutor's Office and the defense, and ordering a retrial.

The estate of 'ER' creator Michael Crichton is seeking to have claims that HBO Max's 'The Pitt' is a rip-off of 'ER' dismissed, as a legal battle continues in the California court of appeals.

The life sentences for three defendants, including rapper Curtis's brother, in the Katzenbach murder case have been annulled by the Budapest Court of Appeals due to serious procedural errors by the lower court.

The Bitola Court of Appeals upheld the prison sentence for the first accused gynecologist, Muhamed Asani, but ordered a retrial for the other two doctors who were acquitted in the case involving a woman from Debar.

Days after terrorizing EFKA and the Court of Appeals and injuring five employees, an 89-year-old man spoke from prison without any remorse. He stated, "I did it for all of you, I am not afraid of prison."

The daughter of an 89-year-old man who opened fire at a social security office (EFKA) and the Court of Appeals in Greece, injuring five people, described her father's mental state, stating he would lock her in the house and claim she wasn't his child.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled to partially block the Trump administration's policy, stating that the government cannot detain most migrants in deportation proceedings en masse and without bond.

The Union of Judicial Officers of the Council of State has strongly condemned an attack by unknown assailants using sledgehammers and paint at the Administrative Court of Appeals in Athens.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit has upheld a jury's verdict, ordering Denver to pay $14 million to protesters involved in demonstrations related to George Floyd.

Iceland's Court of Appeals confirmed a three-year prison sentence for Algimantas Saltenis, who was convicted of importing over three kilograms of cocaine from Spain.

Brussels has requested the European Court of Justice to declare itself incompetent in the ERE case of Andalusia, following a preliminary question sent by the Seville Court of Appeals.

The Court of Appeals has upheld the dismissal of former overall deputy ombudsman Warren Rex Liong from government service due to his involvement in the alleged overpriced procurement of PPEs and surgical masks from Pharmally.

Iceland's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal request from Jón Þór in the Þorlákshöfn case, which was also heard in the Court of Appeals. The rulings mark developments in the ongoing legal proceedings.

The Judicial Council of Montenegro has appointed Vukčević as the acting president of the Court of Appeals and noted the termination of Veljko Vujović's tenure as an Administrative Court judge at his personal request.

The Icelandic Ministry of Justice has announced two open judicial positions at the Landsréttur, the country's Court of Appeals. Applications for the roles are open until mid-April, with one appointment scheduled for September 1.

The appeal trial for the Predator spyware wiretapping case in Greece has been scheduled for December 11, 2026. Four businessmen are set to appear before the Athens Misdemeanor Court of Appeals.

The Pécs Court of Appeals has handed down final five-year prison sentences to two defendants in the 11-year-long Pécs bus corruption case.

The Ministry of Justice in Iceland has advertised three judicial positions, one for the Supreme Court and two for the Court of Appeals, following the request for release by Supreme Court Justice Ólafur Börkur Þorvaldsson.

The Icelandic Supreme Court has issued a ruling prohibiting a tenant of Stóra-Laxá in Hreppar from using a private road on the land of Iða 1 and Iða 2, overturning a previous decision by the Court of Appeals.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals has rejected an appeal filed against the detention order for Vesna Medenica, confirming that she will remain in custody.

California's efforts to advance its 'trans agenda' faced another legal setback as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit rejected the state's attempt to narrow a recent Supreme Court ruling, following a major blow dealt by the high court two weeks prior.

Eleni Zaroulia, former Golden Dawn MP and wife of Nikos Michaloliakos, is being sent to prison after her 5-year sentence was upheld by the Court of Appeals.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals today upheld the Reykjavík District Court's acquittal in the case of Jón Ásgeir Jóhannesson against the Icelandic state, regarding his claim for further reimbursement of fines, interest, and damages.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has dismissed the case brought by Danól ehf. against the Icelandic state regarding pizza cheese.

A woman suspected of killing her daughter and husband in Iceland will remain in custody until March 30, following a ruling by the Court of Appeals.

Turkey's Supreme Court of Appeals upheld a six-year, three-month prison sentence for Arif Büyükgursak, a dismissed primary school teacher suffering from end-stage cancer and a 65 percent permanent disability, who was purged after a coup attempt.

The Special Appeals Chamber (KPA) unanimously upheld the decision to dismiss Majlinda Tosku, a legal assistant at the General Jurisdiction Court of Appeals.

Deficiencies in the operational methods of OPEKEPE (Greece's agricultural payments organization) and loopholes exploited for illegal subsidies were revealed during a trial at the Court of Appeals involving farmers from Serres.

A bomb threat was called in to the Athens Court of Appeals on Wednesday morning, leading to a partial evacuation of the building as authorities investigated.

Two Bulgarian men, responsible for a series of jewelry store robberies in Larissa, Trikala, and other Thessaly regions in 2025, have been sentenced to prison following a plea bargain at the Larissa Court of Appeals.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has affirmed the conviction of nurse Steina Árnadóttir, who was found guilty of causing the death of a patient in a psychiatric ward at Landspítalinn in 2021.