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International monitoring groups report a surge in Iranian executions, citing cases linked to both the 2022 protests and recent civil unrest.
Legal professionals and the judiciary are navigating an industry-wide transition as AI tools reshape firm operations and courtroom litigation standards.
A landmark criminal trial concludes in Italy as officials and a former executive receive prison sentences for the 2018 Genoa bridge disaster.
A Kenyan court has rejected a legal challenge from Rastafarians seeking to legalize marijuana use.
France’s far-right leaders face a pivotal legal moment that could reshape 2027’s presidential race
A jury has ordered Chris Brown to pay $13 million in damages following a trial regarding a dog attack on his housekeeper at his California home.
California appeals court affirms Weinstein’s rape conviction but orders a new sentencing hearing—sparking legal and media reverberations.
Saudi doctor convicted of life in prison for 2024 Christmas market car attack in Germany
A South Korean court has sentenced former First Lady Kim Keon Hee to seven years in prison following a high-profile bribery conviction.