Attorneys for Andrew and Tristan Tate argue that the supercars featured in promotional images were exaggerated props, while prosecutors maintain the brothers remain a flight risk.

The Democratic Party of Socialists in Montenegro refuses to support legislative amendments that would expand the authority of the State Prosecutor's Office, warning against politicizing the judicial system.

The Independent Association of Bulgarian Prosecutors has requested public justification and data regarding the proposed transfer of a junior investigator, who is the son of a judicial council member, to a military prosecutor's office.

The Prosecutor's Office in Armenia has detained a former president. Robert Kocharyan, currently an opposition leader, has been officially charged with a number of corruption-related crimes during his term.

Prosecutors question Fenech's account after he admitted learning of a €30,000 deposit for the journalist's assassination yet failing to alert police or her family beforehand.

A male preschool teacher faces criminal charges for alleged sexual abuse of a child around six years old, with prosecutors requesting pre-trial detention.

The Federal Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation into former official Rocha and nine additional individuals over alleged misconduct.

Lithuanian lawmakers in Vilnius are debating competing proposals regarding the construction of a mosque in Kaunas, with some seeking prosecutorial intervention and others advocating for the abolition of the muftiate system.

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.

A veteran prosecutor in the Lindsay Clancy trial has stated that while postpartum depression is a real condition, child killing demands accountability. The statement highlights the complex legal and emotional aspects of the case.

Ghana's Minority Leader, Afenyo-Markin, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Sammy Gyamfi and others over alleged extortion claims, while also stating his readiness to submit to any investigation. The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) will assess the extortion allegations to determine if further investigative action is warranted.

German prosecutors have identified a likely suspect in the deadly arson attack on the Jewish Community of Munich building in February 1970, which also served as a retirement home.

The Albanian Prosecutors' Association has been accepted as a full member of the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP), opening new opportunities for cooperation and experience exchange with prosecutors from 175 countries.

Vilma Andersson was involved in a phone dispute while in detention, with prosecutors stating that she is under investigation for additional crimes.

Siika Mileva, former spokesperson for Chief Prosecutor Ivan Geshev, has been nominated for a position on the Prosecutorial College of the Supreme Judicial Council from the professional quota, among 25 candidates for the body.

The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office in Sarajevo has proposed a one-month detention for the minor son of Kenan Magoda and another suspect, pending further investigation.

Swedish prosecutors announced that an 18-year-old man has been detained on charges of murder and attempted murder in connection with a fatal sword attack at a high school in Fagersta, with authorities examining his TikTok account.

Following an Appeals Court decision, prosecutors are expected to reopen investigations into Gjergj Cukali, suspected of murdering former police officer Arben Bilali seven years ago in Albania.

The Linz public prosecutor's office is appealing the non-final acquittal of former Linz mayor Klaus Luger in the Brucknerhaus affair to the Higher Regional Court.

Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili is facing new charges, with the Prosecutor General’s Office alleging he received ₾750,000 ($290,000) in bribes. These charges are linked to secret Defence Ministry procurements and come after he criticized his party from prison.

An indictment by Salvadoran prosecutors reveals that MS-13 gang members claim to have buried 200 people in clandestine graves in Nuevo Cuscatlán, a town President Bukele once highlighted as a model of public safety.

The Specialized Criminal Court has reopened the file on the murder of Ján Kuciak and the preparation of murders of prosecutors, with the third hearing potentially bringing a breakthrough in the case of Kočner and Zsuzsová.

Agents from the Prosecutor's Office were ambushed in Oaxaca, resulting in the death of four alleged members of the criminal group 'Los Rusos,' which reportedly controls drug distribution in several municipalities across Oaxaca and Guerrero.

More than a year and a half after a canopy collapse in Novi Sad killed 16 people, an indictment has been confirmed by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, with investigations ongoing and elements of obstruction of justice identified in the case.

A draft proposal from the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office has drawn additional criticism.

Public prosecutor Julien Moinil addressed the recent wave of insecurity in Saint-Gilles, Brussels, stating that there is no impunity, following the arrest of two suspects linked to burglaries in early August.

After returning to power, Robert Fico's government has taken actions against Andrej Kiska, the special prosecutor Daniel Lipšic, and the NAKA police unit, seen by some as political retribution.

A scandal involving a once-promising elite prosecutor in Tokyo is reportedly shaking the prestige and integrity of public prosecution in Japan.

Two members of the criminal group 'Los Olmos Fragoso' have been linked to a home robbery, with the Prosecutor's Office continuing investigations against the group.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Serbia has requested the identification and prosecution of individuals spreading false information regarding the wildfire in the Deliblato Sands. This action aims to combat misinformation surrounding the ongoing fire.

PEN America, a leading US free-expression group, has criticized federal prosecutors for using a novel written by former FBI director James Comey to bolster their claim that he intended to harm Trump.

Former Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu has stated that no useful outcome will result from any investigation into the alleged Ghana-AKSA bribery deal.

Authorities in Montenegro are investigating who was responsible for drawing hate graffiti, with the Higher State Prosecutor's Office assessing whether the incident constitutes a criminal offense to be prosecuted ex officio.

A 60-year-old Albanian national was arrested in Thessaloniki based on an outstanding arrest warrant from the Thessaloniki Prosecutor and an Interpol Red Notice for a fraud case in Albania.

K. Diagne, a 46-year-old businesswoman previously involved in land disputes, has been referred to the prosecutor's office by the Criminal Investigations Division for attempted fraud, forgery, and use of forged documents, involving a 100 million CFA franc scheme and the signature of a deceased notary.

Mevlid Jašarević, convicted for the 2011 attack on the US embassy in Sarajevo, is nearing the end of his 15-year sentence, with the BiH Prosecutor's Office requesting restrictive measures upon his release.

The Veracruz Attorney General's Office is investigating five Navy personnel and one state police officer for alleged irregularities. The armed institution stated it does not tolerate acts contrary to legality, ethics, discipline, and naval values.

A Danish researcher is expected to confess in a US court hearing regarding a case of fraud involving research funds, according to prosecutors.

The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica, Serbia, dismissed criminal charges for killing and abusing animals at Palić Zoo after conducting an evidentiary procedure.

EU member states' ambassadors to Ukraine met with the heads of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) to pledge support for anti-corruption initiatives.

German federal prosecutors have opened an investigation into a man suspected of being an intelligence agent who prepared serious criminal acts endangering state security in Germany, with the suspect now detained in Romania.

Spanish prosecutor Teresa Gisbert stated that many Moroccan parents do not want their children, who recently fled to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, to return home and prefer Spanish authorities to care for them.

Cephas Boyuo, counsel for Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Limited (SML), has accused the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) of causing unnecessary delays in the criminal prosecution of the case involving SML and former public officials.

Kokanović has called on the Appellate Prosecutor's Office to investigate alleged irregularities in the investigation into the death of Vladimir Cvijan. This demand seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in the case.

Prosecutors have expanded the charges against a man in his 30s in connection with a murder in Jæren, and are requesting his detention be extended for another four weeks.

British regulators are investigating the Al-Khair Foundation after U.S. prosecutors accused an individual affiliated with the group of funding terrorism, potentially linking it to Hamas.

Norwegian prosecutors are seeking imprisonment for a woman accused of the double murder of her mother and brother in Ski in 2024.

During Karmelo Anthony's appeal hearing to overturn his murder conviction, prosecutors cited previously undisclosed text messages, including disturbing allegations such as 'licking blood off blade'.

The Public Prosecutor's Office has reopened an investigation into a former surgeon, already serving a 20-year sentence for nearly 300 abuses, following reports of 40 additional sexual assaults and ten rapes involving minors under 15.

Prosecutors have requested a one-year prison sentence for a supervisor accused of assisting Song Min-ho, a member of the K-pop group Winner, in making unauthorized absences while he was serving as a social service agent.

A Sydney judge, Penelope Wass, has been ordered to step aside from a series of criminal cases following a successful court bid by the state's top prosecutor.

A Russian prosecutor, known for leading state seizures of assets like Domodedovo Airport, was quietly fired and then reinstated without any public record of either action.

Prosecutors have filed an indictment against two managers of the Abris investment fund in connection with the GetBack scandal. Abris, which previously controlled GetBack, had long held the status of an injured party but this has now changed.

Anti-corruption prosecutor Ion Ursu has met ethical and financial integrity criteria and was proposed for evaluation promotion by Moldova's Prosecutors' Evaluation Commission.

Laurynas Poška, the 40-year-old unemployed son of a prosecutor, has been brought to court accused of harming a lawyer's son, creating an unusual legal confrontation within the community.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica has opened a case against former Special Police Department head Dragan Radonjić on suspicion of perjury in proceedings against Zoran Lazović.

The Vaud public prosecutor's office in Switzerland has closed proceedings regarding the violation of official secrecy in the Dittli case.

Russia has asked the Berlin public prosecutor's office for a legal assessment regarding a question posed by a Balkan correspondent for the German newspaper F.A.Z. The prosecutor's office is now examining whether there is an initial suspicion of a crime.

During a court hearing for MP Maksym Mykytas, a Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) prosecutor revealed the names of 13 individuals implicated in new anti-corruption cases.

Dutch prosecutors have linked three additional deaths to drugs purchased from the Funcaps website, bringing the total number of related fatalities to a higher count.

The Public Prosecutor's Office in North Macedonia has closed its investigation into the procurement of modular hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis. The office concluded that there was no basis for prosecutorial action in the case.

The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has requested and received materials from the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime regarding an investigation into large sums paid for private flights by DPS leader Delyan Peevski.

Prosecutors and police in Munich have identified the man responsible for a fatal 1970 arson attack at a Jewish community center and old people's home that killed seven, but prosecution is not possible as the perpetrator died in 2020.

Andrew Tate's legal team claims he exaggerated his wealth and did not own the luxury vehicles pictured, while prosecutors argue he and his brother pose a flight risk and should remain detained.

A Kaunas prosecutor filed a civil claim seeking €4,800 from a current Social Democrat MP and former local councilor in the "Vėsaitė vouchers" case, alleging unjust enrichment related to municipal funds.

A special POCSO court in Vadodara convicted five men for the October 2024 gang rape of a girl in Bhayli, with prosecutors now requesting capital punishment during sentencing proceedings.

Details emerge from the ongoing legal proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, highlighting procedural moments as private prosecutors examine witnesses in court.

Hungarian President András Baka met with the interim head of the Chief Prosecutor's Office, as the country currently lacks a chief prosecutor.

The custodian responsible for the Antonello da Messina painting is under investigation for allegedly making false statements to prosecutors. This probe follows the heist of the valuable artwork.

State prosecutors have presented newly collected audio evidence in the ongoing treason case against opposition leader Kizza Besigye, intensifying legal proceedings ahead of key hearings.

Swedish prosecutors have detained three adolescents accused of carrying out multiple aggressive assaults and thefts against female victims in the city of Västerås.

The impeachment court declared an aide from the Office of the Vice President (OVP) a hostile witness and cautioned prosecutors against using inflammatory language during the proceedings.

A Portuguese judge has granted the Public Prosecutor's Office an additional six months to investigate the complex 'Esquadra do Rato' case, without releasing the defendants who remain under restrictive measures.

Federal prosecutors have charged a Chinese man in Massachusetts for allegedly registering to vote and casting a ballot under his former name, bringing the state's citizenship rule into focus.

Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, who faces drug trafficking accusations from US prosecutors, returned to office for only 48 hours before requesting another leave of absence the following day.

As a fire rages in Deliblatska Peščara, the public demands answers regarding the state's response, while authorities and prosecutors focus on alleged panic-mongering.

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility, alongside constitutional amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils, marking significant progress towards strengthening the rule of law.

The National Financial Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation into Bally Bagayoko, the LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, concerning his employment at RATP and allegations of public fund misappropriation.

A new project in Moldova, voted in its second reading, will allow candidates for judge or prosecutor positions to retake their exams if they did not achieve a general average of at least 8 in the initial examination.

The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of Central Bosnia Canton (SBK) has proposed a one-month detention for two individuals suspected of setting fire to the 'Derubis Yachts' company in Vitez, with suspicions of additional accomplices.

Prosecutors in Finland are set to consider the case of a man who flew a Swastika flag in his yard, following requests from several private individuals for the police to investigate the incident.

A prosecutor in Belgrade has filed an indictment against a man suspected of illegal hotel construction, with the Uzice Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments also involved.

A 72-year-old woman was robbed in Veles, North Macedonia. A public prosecutor has been informed, and appropriate charges will be filed after the incident is fully investigated and documented.

The Tomanović Law Office has requested an explanation from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade regarding how the Informer newspaper obtained an audio recording of student conversations that even the defense does not possess.

NGOs and activists in Montenegro have urged the State Prosecutor's Office to address the glorification of convicted war criminals, stating it constitutes a criminal offense of inciting hatred and intolerance.

A. Taha, a BRT ticket seller in Senegal using the digital platform 'Kubapay,' was arrested by the DIC and referred to the prosecutor's office for allegedly embezzling 16 million F CFA in public funds.

An Osijek couple has been accused of a series of burglaries and stealing kulen sausages from smokehouses, with prosecutors seeking prison and suspended sentences after their confession.

Gina Acosta, special disbursing officer for the Philippine Office of the Vice President (OVP), confirmed that there are no official receipts for medical expenses covered by confidential funds. Prosecutor Amando Virgul Ligutan questioned the confidentiality of such purchases.

A 44-year-old driver was brought before a prosecutor after being arrested for the death of a dog in Avliotes, Corfu, an incident that caused strong reactions following the release of a video showing the vehicle running over the animal.

Experts believe the state case against Luigi Mangione is unlikely to proceed after his federal guilty plea for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, though prosecutors are prepared to litigate.

High Courts in Prague and Olomouc, Czech Republic, are handling a significantly higher number of disciplinary complaints against judges, prosecutors, and notaries this year, matching last year's total in just six months.

Former Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu has consistently stated that no useful outcome will result from any investigation into the alleged Ghana-AKSA bribery deal, reiterating his belief that evidential results would be futile.

The remains of a former senior official from Los Cabos have been identified in a clandestine grave, with the BCS Prosecutor's Office confirming the identity through DNA analysis.

A watchdog has formally questioned prosecutors regarding the decision not to bring charges against former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, seeking clarification on the legal process.

A man in Mons was sentenced to 80 hours of community service for assaulting his neighbor, who was also his ex-partner. The public prosecutor opposed the measure and may appeal.

Joining the European Public Prosecutor's Office, a body demonized by Fidesz, offers an opportunity to uncover past crimes and hold the new Hungarian government accountable, rather than threatening national sovereignty.

A 36-year-old Quranic teacher, D. Gaye, has been referred to the prosecutor's office in Grand-Yoff, Senegal, following his arrest for alleged rape, sparking outrage in the Arafat neighborhood.

Latvian prosecutors have filed charges against a non-citizen for expressing support for ideas that undermine Latvia's territorial integrity, specifically promoting Daugavpils separatism on TikTok.

The Zacatecas Prosecutor's Office announced that ballistic and DNA tests have linked a criminal cell from Durango to the homicide of the former mayor of Sombrerete, with evidence found on a secured weapon and vehicle.

Prosecutors in Banja Luka have requested the detention of a 50-year-old man, J. M., from the city, on suspicion of committing criminal offenses of usury and extortion.

Prosecutors have announced an expansion of their ongoing investigation into military espionage.

The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica has dismissed multiple criminal charges related to the condition and treatment of animals at the Palić Zoo.

Lithuanian prosecutors have withdrawn their demand for the public broadcaster LRT to reveal a journalist's confidential source. This decision comes after LRT had appealed the initial legal order.

Cristian Iancu, owner of the online tabloidvip.ro publication, has been indicted for blackmail by the Prosecutor's Office of Sector 1 Court, accused of attempting to extort money from a businessman using compromising materials.

All seven defendants in the case concerning the acquisition of profiled sheet metal by Moldova's Material Reserves Agency, which prosecutors claimed caused over 1.5 million lei in damages to the state, have been acquitted.

The Dicasterial court clerks' union in Romania is threatening to block activities in courts and prosecutor's offices nationwide starting September 1st, protesting a new salary law that they claim will reduce their reference value.

The German Federal Prosecutor is investigating a 19-year-old for incitement to murder and abuse, with authorities alarmed by a new terror threat and examining potential links to Russia.

A woman is on trial for the double murder of her mother and brother in Ski, Norway, in December 2024, with the prosecutor requesting a 17-year prison sentence.

A student from Bayero University Kano (BUK) and another individual have been arraigned in court over social media posts concerning the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), sparking criticism from lawyers regarding the EFCC's prosecutorial authority.

A 44-year-old firefighter was found shot dead on Friday at an Inspectorate General for Emergency Situations (IGSU) unit in Mizil, Prahova county, prompting a military prosecutor to open an investigation.

Latvian Prosecutor General Armīns Meisters has submitted an application to the Constitutional Court regarding the so-called "timber industry case" on August 20.

Japan's position is being questioned regarding the US decision to impose sanctions on the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), despite Japan's close ties with the US. Critics are asking if Tokyo will merely observe the situation.

Prosecutors in Seoul have raided the home of the wife of late former President Roh Moo-hyun as part of an investigation into an alleged slush fund.

According to the Mexico City Prosecutor's Office investigation, 'El Ramsés,' an alleged member of La Unión Tepito, has been linked to the murder of his own brother on May 24, 2024, in Tepito.

US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) have raised concerns about the court's future, prompting reactions from nations like Senegal, which expressed support for Senegalese ICC prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang.

Prosecutors are reportedly using James Comey's own book as evidence in a case where they claim a message threatened former President Trump, with Comey denying all charges.

German federal prosecutors have taken over a case involving a suspected far-right extremist network accused of operating online groups that targeted minors and incited them to commit killings.

Two former police chief commissioners from Bihor have been indicted for allegedly using falsified official documents to obtain free parking for personal cars belonging to police officers and their relatives, causing estimated damages to prosecutors.

Cristian Anton, the former head of the Romanian Road Authority (ARR), has been indicted for bribery after prosecutors found over 500,000 euros hidden in shoe boxes at his residence. He was caught by the DNA (National Anticorruption Directorate) in connection with the corruption scheme.

Dutch prosecutors are investigating a potential link between substances sold through the Funcaps website and 21 deaths. They believe they can establish a connection for three additional deaths, bringing the total number of suspected fatalities to 21.

A special counsel team in South Korea has indicted a former prosecutor general on Thursday over alleged involvement in martial law.

Ten individuals accused in the diesel theft case from the Brașov-Simeria railway construction site have pleaded guilty, reaching agreements with prosecutors and receiving sentences.

A serious disruption in the Aipa system used by the Prosecutor's Office and general courts in Finland, which had prevented decision-making earlier this week, has now been resolved.

A prosecutor alleges that a multi-ailing man died from bleeding complications after a dentist removed all his teeth, leading to a manslaughter charge against the dentist.

The Dutch Public Prosecution Service has linked three additional deaths to the controversial webshop Funcaps, bringing the total number of fatalities associated with it to 21.

Prosecutors may bring more serious charges in connection with the death of Jordan Newin, who died in County Roscommon following an alleged assault on New Year's Day.

Attorney Stefán Karl Kristjánsson is urging prosecutors to release all case documents ahead of today's Reykjavik District Court hearing, emphasizing transparency in the ongoing legal battle.

The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) in Ghana will host a press conference on August 26, 2026, to update citizens on active investigations within its mandate. The briefing aims to increase transparency regarding anti-corruption efforts.

MANILA, Philippines — House prosecutor Rep. Joel Chua questioned the Office of the Vice President (OVP)’s handling of accomplishment reports (ARs) bearing allegedly fictitious names, asking why such…

Cabo Verde's head of state rejected the proposed candidate for chief prosecutor, citing institutional experience but ultimately vetoing the appointment due to unresolved legal and disciplinary matters.

Israeli authorities have advanced the investigation into the murder of attorney Arbel Feldman, with prosecutors filing a formal statement against a suspect and seeking continued detention pending indictment.

Prosecutors in Ohio are attempting to reverse a judge's order clearing a former school bus driver of child abuse charges, subjecting her to ongoing legal proceedings despite her exoneration.

Sources claim that North Macedonian prosecutors attempted to persuade DUI leader Artan Grubi to accept a plea bargain and reduced sentence, effectively ending his ambitions to lead the party.

Agalga has stated he will await the results of the Office of the Special Prosecutor's (OSP) investigation into extortion allegations before taking a definitive stance. He acknowledged the seriousness and weight of the claims.

Prosecutors presented chilling digital communications in court showing two men conspiring to abduct, assault, and record women for financial gain.

Police have passed the case file concerning Mohamed Al Fayed to prosecutors. This action indicates a development in the ongoing investigation related to Al Fayed.

Two suspects, a young man and a young woman, have been charged with theft resulting in death by the Lyon prosecutor's office. The charges stem from an incident in the metro where they snatched a necklace from an elderly woman, leading to her husband's death from a heart attack.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) has announced it will prosecute citizens for allegedly causing panic and spreading false news regarding the fire in Deliblatska Peščara. This move has been critically described as a 'witch hunt' by some.

Croatia is deciding on the extradition of Volodymyr Zhuravlev, a diver identified by German prosecutors as Vladimir Z., who was arrested in Pula based on a European arrest warrant in connection with the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.

Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić announced that the country will adopt a new Constitution after joining the EU, following the approval of amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Council and the Central Bank.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Smederevo announced that I.P. (43) from Ralja was questioned today on suspicion of fatally assaulting his father, M.P., on August 22.

The Phnom Penh Municipal Court prosecutor has charged three former officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation with abuse of power and embezzlement, in connection with the issuance of over 6,000 blank visas linked to online scam operations.

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Prosecutors are seeking youth and community sentences for two girls implicated in a major fire that destroyed Løten youth school.

Police have completed the preliminary investigation into the case where a man flew a swastika flag on his own yard in Lappeenranta in May.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has nominated prosecutor-turned-attorney Choi Kil-su as the country's first independent inspector general in ten years, a post that has been vacant since 2016.

Prosecutors in Dortmund have issued an arrest warrant for a teenager who is under urgent suspicion of having killed his father, with investigators currently remaining silent on the motive.

A prosecutor in Finland has launched a preliminary investigation into the police's use of a taser on a 50-year-old intellectually disabled man in Espoo. The man was injured during the incident and later died in the hospital.

Two minors suspected of setting fire to the "Derubis" company in Vitez have been handed over to the jurisdiction of the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office this evening.

A driver has been charged and brought before a prosecutor after running over and killing a dog that was sleeping in the road in Corfu. The incident has sparked public outrage.

Montenegro's parliament is scheduled to discuss proposed amendments to the Constitution, focusing on reforms to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils and the Central Bank.

A conflict has emerged between Bulgarian Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev and the Prosecutor's Office, sparked by an investigation related to Delyan Peevski, with the issue attributed to the concentration of power within the Prosecutor's Office.

Montenegro's Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has continued regional and international cooperation on war crimes investigations in the first half of the year, though protocols for victim and witness support remain unfinalized.

Court filings reveal that the FBI asked former Gambino mob associate Sammy 'the Bull' Gravano if ex-prosecutor James Comey understood the term '86' to mean killing someone, contradicting Comey's denial in his federal case.

Businessman Yorgen Fenech testified in court, telling jurors that former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri 'played' him in the days leading up to his arrest, as prosecutors questioned him about payments to murder middleman Melvin Theuma.

Nice Chief Prosecutor Damien Martinelli discusses the extreme violence associated with drug trafficking in his city, providing insights into the evolution of criminal networks and the fight against drug trafficking.

The Prosecutor's Office in Užice has filed indictments against four individuals involved in last year's blockade of the main highway, confirming the legal action following the protest.

State prosecutors in Cagayan de Oro City have dismissed cyber libel and data privacy complaints filed against broadcast journalist Menzie Montes by a city government department head.

German federal prosecutors are investigating a suspect arrested in Romania in connection with an arms cache discovered near Berlin last year, as announced by German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.

A high-ranking federal prosecutor, Andrew Haden, was found dead inside a Southern California federal building hours after being reported missing.

Mexico's Attorney General's Office (FGJ) has acknowledged responsibility for leaking data belonging to journalist Humberto Padgett and has issued a public apology.

The district state prosecutor's office has ruled that Macinka's statement regarding a constitutional coup does not constitute a criminal offense. This decision clarifies the legal standing of his controversial remarks.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced that it has indicted Mihajlo S. (30) on suspicion of transporting nearly 10 kilograms of cannabis in Barajevo on July 6, 2026.

The Section for Prosecutors of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) reacted to a Facebook post by USR Senator Cristian Ghinea, criticizing his 'suburban' language towards DIICOT prosecutors and notifying the Judicial Inspection.

A court in Panevėžys, Lithuania, has approved the prosecutor's request to remand a son suspected of murdering his father in custody for three months.

Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić stated that the Draft Law on the Judicial Academy will regulate the conditions for the election of judges and prosecutors, emphasizing that...

Serbian Prosecutor Vukašin Vujičić announced significant progress in the investigation into the arson of his car. Authorities are actively pursuing leads in the case.

Ion Șlicari, an anti-corruption prosecutor in Moldova, is scheduled to be audited by the prosecutors' evaluation commission on August 25, with part of the session held behind closed doors at his request.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) has initiated an investigation into a kidnapping incident that occurred in New Belgrade. This move follows reports of the abduction, prompting official legal proceedings.

Prosecutors have charged two men in Bulgaria for an extortion scheme conducted through social media platforms.

Vilnius Archbishop Gintaras Grušas acknowledged the problem of sexual crimes involving priests in the Church, following reports from the Prosecutor General's Office, while stating it's not the primary issue.

Bulgarian police and prosecutors arrested 874 people and initiated 827 drug investigations in July, dismantling 37 laboratories and seizing over 600 kg of cannabis.

Teresa Gisbert, the Public Prosecutor for Minors, has rejected the Popular Party's proposal to return unaccompanied minors from Ceuta, stating that the children wish to go to mainland Spain rather than return to Morocco.

Prosecutor Petra Lastovecká has received another reprimand for her media statements regarding a Bitcoin case, with the Olomouc High Public Prosecutor Radim Dragoun explaining the new reprimand by stating she should fulfill an 'educational' function for other prosecutors.

Three years after a fatal knife attack on a 16-year-old at a village festival in Crépol, French judges are investigating a racist motive. Witness statements about violence against 'whites' and 'French people' have fueled the debate, though the public prosecutor's office initially disagreed.

Prosecutors claim the driver of a speedboat that capsized near the Statue of Liberty in New York City earlier this month had too many people on board and failed to adhere to basic safety measures.

Dutch police, prosecutors, and municipalities have agreed on an approach that could lead to criminal prosecution for tractor drivers who use highways during protests. This move aims to enforce stricter measures against disruptive demonstrations.

Three individuals have been indicted in connection with the alleged murder of a key prosecution witness in the Golan Heights. Prosecutors have requested that the defendants remain in custody until the conclusion of the proceedings.

Prosecutors have filed new allegations claiming that Alex Murdaugh's defense team lied about polygraph results. This development adds another layer of controversy to the ongoing legal proceedings.

A prosecutor in North Macedonia, Islam Abazi, is accused of closing the case regarding the construction of 19 modular hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis, one of which caught fire and killed 14 citizens.

The criminal investigation against Swedish savings profile Günther Mårder is nearing its conclusion, with the prosecutor stating that suspicions have strengthened. Mårder's lawyer, however, criticizes the 'radio silence' surrounding the case.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has publicly announced a first-instance verdict rejecting charges against Bojan Stašević, who was accused by the BiH Prosecutor's Office of organized crime related to aggravated theft, money laundering, and vehicle smuggling.

The German Federal Prosecutor's Office is investigating a young man suspected of inciting severe crimes online, including acts related to right-wing extremism and online sadism. The list of accusations against him is extensive.

A House panel has expressed support for a swift impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte, while allies of President Duterte are accused of singling out and discrediting House prosecutors like Attorney Kapunan.

Moldovan prosecutor Octavian Pavlovschi's assets are under scrutiny by the National Integrity Authority (ANI), revealing 21 real estate properties, three cars, a motorcycle, and thousands of euros from donations and loans in his wealth declarations.

A prosecutor is facing disciplinary action following the murder of Zuzana from Gelnica, with a disciplinary proposal already submitted by Boris Susko.

Former police officer and TV series actor Leon Lučić, 54, is negotiating a plea agreement with the Velika Gorica prosecutor's office. The case involves the attempted murder of an acquaintance, Denis M., in Zagreb last year.

Australian prosecutors are seeking to ensure that Erin Patterson, the suspect in a fatal mushroom poisoning case, is never released from prison. The court was presented with arguments detailing why she should remain incarcerated indefinitely.