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New Jersey Judges Appoint Robert Frazer as U.S. Attorney

The court-DOJ deal is meant to restart prosecutions that had stalled during the leadership fight.

Spain Launches One-Year Hiring Drive for 700 Judges and Prosecutors

Retired STJ Justice Felix Fischer Dies at 78 in Brasília

DOJ Fires Judge-Appointed Interim U.S. Attorney in Virginia Hours After Swearing-In

Trump Floats Ted Cruz for Supreme Court, Cruz Says 'Hell No'

Supreme Court Justice Sheilah Martin to Retire May 30, Creating First Vacancy for Carney Government

Vasco Vice President Paulo Salomão Resigns Over TRE-RJ Appointment

Delaware’s Acting U.S. Attorney Julianne Murray Resigns After Habba Ruling

Lula’s Supreme Court Pick Jorge Messias Confronts Senate Resistance

Interim U.S. Attorney Brad Schimel Outlines Priorities, Confirms Plea Talks in Dugan Case

Polish President Blocks Swearing-In of 46 Judges, Escalating Judicial Standoff

Ivey Appoints Will Parker to Alabama Supreme Court

Kennedy Warns Partisanship Is Seeping Into Supreme Court, Decries Coarse Rhetoric

Brosius-Gersdorf Criticizes Merz Over Court Vote, Says Withdrawal Was Necessary

Germany Fills Constitutional Court Seats as Bundesrat Elevates Kaufhold to Vice President

SPD and Union Put Forward Career Judge Sigrid Emmenegger for Germany’s Top Court, Vote Set for Sept. 25

Rijiju Questions Retired Judges’ Role as Reddy Challenges Credibility of ‘56‑Judge’ Letter

Trump Uses Vacancies Act to Keep Habba as New Jersey U.S. Attorney

Trump Reinstates Alina Habba as Acting U.S. Attorney in New Jersey

Malaysia Invites Bar Council to Reform Judicial Appointment Process