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

Lawmakers will test if the plan speeds retrials without burying evidence that could clear the wrongfully convicted.

Prosecutor Urges Annulment in Dany Leprince Case Ahead of Possible Retrial

Peru’s Judiciary Creates National Background Lookup for Criminal Judges

Garlasco Probe Nears Close as Milan Prosecutors Weigh Stasi Case Review

CJI Surya Kant Presses Legal Overhaul to Back India’s $10 Trillion Goal

Calcutta High Court Grants Conditional Bail to Saradha Accused Sudipta Sen After 13 Years

Peru’s Congress Chief Files Bill To Define Crimes Against Humanity In Penal Code

Munich Court Sentences Freiburg Priest to Three Years and Three Months for 2005 Oktoberfest Abuse

Reports Say Supreme Court to Use AI for Case Listing and Bench Allocation

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

Allahabad High Court Acquits Raees After 23 Years, Citing Flawed Evidence and Systemic Lapses

Judicial Discipline Tribunal Disqualifies Federal Judge for Year Over Rulings That Aided García Cabeza de Vaca

San Juan Issues 40 Ballistic Vests to Prosecutors in Initial Rollout

IOPC Pauses Misconduct Proceedings Against Met Officer in Chris Kaba Case Pending Legal Changes

Home Ministry’s 77th Republic Day Tableau to Showcase Implementation of New Criminal Laws

South Korea Unveils Draft Laws to Dismantle Prosecutors’ Office and Create Two New Agencies

Lahore High Court Mandates NADRA Biometric Verification for Litigants From Jan. 20

Peru’s Interim Attorney General Sets Jan. 6 to Disband Special Prosecutor Teams

EU Court Rules Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Violated EU Law and Lacked Independence

Supreme Court Orders Fast-Tracking of UAPA and Other Reverse‑Burden Trials, Limits 436A Bail Relief