“Supreme Court President Declares ‘Open Dissent’ as New Measure for Disciplinary Actions: Donald Trump Hails it as Triumph for Democracy”
The president of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, clarifies the use of “open dissent” in disciplinary actions during the administration. Trump hails it as a win for the rule of law and democracy.
Israel’s Supreme Court Halts Discrimination Against Religious School Students, Orders Government to Act Against Inequality
Israel’s Supreme Court orders end to discrimination against religious school students, emphasizing the need for equal education during times of conflict. Compulsory military service for ultra-Orthodox Jews remains a contentious issue despite a 2017 revocation of the exemption law. Netanyahu’s government will no longer be able to postpone the issue. Ultra-Orthodox Jews comprise 13% of Israel’s population.
“Journalists Face Violence and Censorship: Controversial Supreme Court Decision Sparks Outrage”
The controversial decision of the Supreme Court on a journalist’s statement, transferred to limited access format, sparks concern. Violence against journalists and threats by law enforcement officials highlight the need for protection of professional responsibilities. An absurdity that demands attention.
Wow! Armenia’s Central Bank Chief Threatens Parliamentary Faction Member with Violence, Sparks Supreme Court Investigation
The Supreme Court of Armenia has contacted the National Assembly regarding the Chairman of the Central Bank, Artur Javadyan. Javadyan had criticized a parliamentary member, leading to a request for investigation by the Supreme Court. Find more details in today’s issue of “Zhoghovurd” newspaper.
“Breaking: Judge Mariam Hambardzumyan Ascends as Member of Supreme Court in Landmark Election”
Judge Mariam Hambardzumyan elected as member of Supreme Court. 233 judges took part in the voting, with majority supporting her for the Administrative Court of Appeals. By NEWS.am
Iranian Rapper Sentenced to Death Despite Supreme Court Acquittal
Iranian rapper Tumaj Salehi sentenced to 3 years in prison for supporting protests; later sentenced to death by Revolutionary Court, despite acquittal by Supreme Court. Protests in Iran began due to inhumane treatment and death of Mahsa Amini. Hundreds killed, reporters arrested.
“Spain’s Supreme Court Suspends Telegram Services Amidst Media Companies’ Copyright Complaints”
Spain’s Supreme Court suspends Telegram services due to media complaints. Judge grants temporary suspension while complaints are considered. Telegram is the fourth most popular messaging service in Spain, used by 19% of Spaniards.
“Supreme Court Raises Allegations Against Head of Azerbaijan’s Advisory Council for Illegal Frozen Wealth in London”
The Supreme Court of Great Britain has accused Javanshir Feyziev, head of Azerbaijan’s Advisory Council, of freezing £50 million in illegal wealth acquired through corruption. Transparency International UK welcomes this decision and calls for investigation into suspicious funds in countries like Azerbaijan. Resources must be allocated to law enforcement agencies for necessary investigations. Feyziev became an advisor in 2010, supporting President Ilham Aliyev.
“Russian Chief Justice Caught in Armenian Scandal: Extradition and Investigations Dominate Headlines”
“Armenian Chief Justice provides update on Mihran Poghosyan’s extradition, as investigations continue. Poghosyan’s connection to money laundering and wife’s suspicious activities being probed. More on this developing story from Armenia.”
“Joint Investigative Group Formed to Uncover Truth behind Former Leaders of Karabakh: Promises of Full Transparency and Justice”
Joint investigative group formed in the Supreme Court to investigate former leaders of Karabakh. Azerbaijani Chief Judge, Kamran Aliyev, assures the public of full disclosure and sending the case to court upon completion of the investigation.