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Judicial Administration Sets Nov. 27 Electronic Severance Payout for Ousted Judges

The shift follows protests over the original plan for in‑person check distribution.

Italy Readies Justice Referendum After Majority and Opposition File Requests

Jalisco Judicial Overhaul Stalls One Vote Short, Triggering 48-Hour Committee Review

Albanian Appeals Judge Killed in Tirana Courtroom Shooting

Presidential Office Backs Away From ‘Principle-Based’ Nod on Calls for South Korea’s Chief Justice to Resign

Mexico’s Judicial Administration Assigns 846 Elected Judges and Magistrates to Posts Nationwide

Galicia Publishes Phase III Staffing to Reshape City Courts

Mexico’s Supreme Court Debuts New Emblem With Bastón de Mando

Cassation Chief, ANM Warn Italy’s Justice Reform Would Weaken Citizens’ Safeguards

Mexico Acquits Israel Vallarta After Two Decades Without Trial

Quintana Roo Signs Collaboration Agreement With Newly Elected First-Instance Judges

Felipe VI Champions Judicial Independence as Government Confronts Reform Criticism and Party Scandal

Morena-Aligned Judges Set to Dominate Mexico’s Supreme Court as Aguilar Leads Race

Mexico’s First Judicial Elections Draw Just 13% Turnout

Mexico holds first nationwide vote to elect its judiciary

Mexico Opens First Nationwide Vote to Elect Judges

Spain Advances Judicial Reform Despite Widespread Objections

Netanyahu Withdraws Shin Bet Nominee After U.S. Pressure

Mass Resignation of Mexico's Supreme Court Justices Over Judicial Election Reforms

Mexican Ruling Party Nears Supermajority After Opposition Defections