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The Danish Supreme Court has allocated a half-day session for April 6 to hear appeals in the high-profile murder trial of a 13-year-old boy in Hjallerup, with a final verdict expected later.
The highest court ruled that deploying minors to test compliance with age-restricted sales laws is legally permissible, supporting retail enforcement efforts.
Denmark's Supreme Court has ruled that a driving license must be revoked even in cases with an unacceptably long processing time in the legal system.
Google has refused to comply with a Danish Supreme Court ruling ordering it to hand over email accounts of a Danish property speculator. This defiance puts Google in a negative light and raises questions about its adherence to judicial decisions.
Several lawyers have been appointed as new judges to the Danish Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is also focusing on power relations and age differences in consent judgments.
The Danish Supreme Court has granted pig producers the right to have their case against TV 2 tested. The case involves TV 2's right to broadcast footage from pig farms, which was initially banned by a city court but later permitted by a higher court.
Denmark's Supreme Court will decide a case involving a Muslim teacher trainee who refused to shake hands, after lower court judges were divided on the requirement.
Denmark's Supreme Court ruled that Danish courts can issue orders to foreign-based companies, compelling Google to open email accounts as part of a bankruptcy proceeding.
A case involving a young control buyer's purchase of snus (a type of tobacco product) is now set to be heard by the Supreme Court in Denmark.
Denmark's Supreme Court will have the final say in a case concerning Danish arms exports to Israel, after a lower court ruled that humanitarian organizations could not sue over the matter.
Denmark's highest court has approved the practice of employing young individuals as test buyers to enforce consumer protection laws and monitor compliance.
Denmark's highest court has ruled in favor of commercial practices involving young control buyers, validating their use in consumer compliance testing despite previous ethical debates.
The Danish Supreme Court will decide on the legality of the Safety Technology Authority's use of young agents for control purchases, following arguments from defense lawyers that the practice is unlawful.
Convicted murderer Peter Madsen's case, concerning a denied request for leave to marry, is being heard by the Danish Supreme Court, with human rights at the center of the dispute.
Denmark's Supreme Court has increased the prison sentence for a 44-year-old senior sergeant to two years after he was found guilty of raping a conscript.
Denmark's Supreme Court ruled that requiring a Muslim woman to shake hands was indirect discrimination, leading several politicians to propose changes to the law.
A woman who suffered injuries from a car tailgate has won a significant compensation case in the Danish Supreme Court. This ruling is expected to have implications for tens of thousands of other Danes
Denmark's Supreme Court has dismissed a complaint filed by four NGOs, including Amnesty and Oxfam, challenging the sale of Danish weapons to Israel, ruling that the organizations lacked legal standing to contest the exports.
The Supreme Court will hear a case involving a 16-year-old agent sent by the Danish Safety Technology Authority to test compliance with tobacco and alcohol sales rules in a store on Als.
Denmark's highest court has ruled that law enforcement agencies may legally deploy young individuals as decoys in sting operations, setting a new precedent for undercover policing methods.
Former stateless Palestinians have lost their case in the Danish Supreme Court. The ruling upholds previous decisions regarding their legal status.
A case concerning stateless individuals has finally reached the Danish Supreme Court, 14 years after the initial lawsuit was filed. This long-running legal battle has led to multiple court proceedings.
Denmark's Supreme Court is set to decide on the citizenship status of a gang member from Brabrand. The case will determine whether his Danish citizenship can be revoked.
The Danish Supreme Court has ruled that a man and his five children will retain their citizenship, preventing their expulsion from the country. This decision concludes a high-profile case regarding their right to remain in Denmark.
Denmark's Supreme Court has found that a school indirectly discriminated against a Muslim woman by requiring a handshake. However, the court ruled that she will not receive any compensation.
Denmark's Supreme Court has ruled that neighbors of a 42-meter-high antenna mast in a residential area are to receive 300,000 kroner in compensation.
The Danish Supreme Court has stopped a lawsuit concerning arms exports to Israel, ruling that organizations like Amnesty International and Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke lack the legal interest to pursue the case.
The Danish Supreme Court has acquitted a French citizen residing in Norway who was fighting deportation after driving with a Moroccan woman, in a case concerning human smuggling.