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DVLA Case Sees 91-Year-Old With Alzheimer’s Convicted Over 11-Day Insurance Gap

The case highlights how the Single Justice Procedure can keep mitigation from prosecutors, prompting fresh calls from the DVLA for reform.

France Orders Prosecutors to Drop Cases Over Tilde in Children’s Names

Martin Lewis Urges Powers of Attorney as Priority Over Wills After ITV Push

Kerala High Court Invokes Writ Jurisdiction to Correct Father’s Name on Minor’s Birth Certificate

Javed Akhtar Urges Indian Clerics To Condemn Reported Taliban Code Allowing Domestic Violence

Nuremberg at 80: New Broadcasts Revisit the Trial That Shaped International Justice

Hong Kong Court Backs Parental Recognition for Lesbian Couple in IVF Case

L-Gante Listed in Buenos Aires Child Support Debtor Registry, Facing Sanctions

ICJ Awards Disputed Gulf of Guinea Islands to Equatorial Guinea

Germany Urges Post-Mortem Clauses in Powers of Attorney for Estate Management

Bishop of Málaga in Critical Condition Following Post-Surgical Infection