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Senate Democrats Reintroduce Bill to Impose 18‑Year Supreme Court Terms

The measure would test whether Congress can lawfully limit which justices hear appeals by creating staggered 18‑year rotations under statute.

Japan Moves to Limit Prosecutors’ Appeals in Retrials as Evidence Rules Spark Dispute

Germany Moves to Speed Administrative Courts and Tighten Enforcement

Japan Submits Retrial Reform Bill With Appeal Curb and New Evidence Limits

Cabinet Backs Bill to Add Four Supreme Court Judges, Taking Strength to 38

Olszewski Unveils 18-Year Term Limits Plan for the Supreme Court

Mexican Lawmakers Advance May Session to Postpone Judicial Elections to 2028

Argentina Senate Panel Backs Harsher Penalties for False Accusations

Argentina Moves to Fast-Track Glaciers Law Overhaul This Week

LDP Clash Over Retrial Bill After Justice Ministry Backs Prosecutors’ Appeal Right

French Lawyers Escalate Strikes Over Plan to Extend Plea Deals to Serious Crimes

Business Groups Back Argentina Supreme Court Plan to Overhaul Judge Selection

Mother of Paris Teen Killed in 2025 Presses Law Requiring Judges to Meet Victims

Democratic Party Moves to Probe Prosecution as President Lee Urges Surgical Reform

Kajuru Demands End to Public-Sector 'Supersalaries' as STF Weighs Cap Loopholes

South Korea Enacts Three-Bill Judicial Overhaul, Expands Supreme Court to 26

South Korea’s Ruling Party Pushes Judicial Overhaul to Plenary as Judges Issue Grave Warning

Mexican Senate Urged to Delay 'Anonymous Judges' Plan After Expert Hearings

Utah Bill Seeks Public Court Database and Two-Year Post-Bench Limit for Judges

Report Says Judge Who Cited Trump in Resignation Faced Misconduct Probe