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Suspected Rapist Freed in Court Blunder, Flees UK

TEC News February 23, 2026

Official figures reveal that the UK mistakenly released 262 prisoners in the year to March 2025, more than double the 115 errors recorded the previous year.

Palestine Action Protesters Found Not Guilty of Burglary—and Worse

TEC News February 4, 2026

Members of the designated terrorist organization were charged with criminal damage and violent disorder.

EU Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders arrives for a College meeting at the EU headquarters in Brussels on October 30, 2024.

A Belgian Scandal: ‘Teflon Didier’ Charged with Money Laundering

Lukács Fux November 5, 2025

Former Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders, who played a central role in politically motivated infringement proceedings against the conservative governments of Poland and Hungary, is now accused of having concealed hundreds of thousands of euros that he may have illegally obtained.

“Media and political pressures threaten judicial independence” – Former ECHR Judge Javier Borrego

Javier Villamor April 9, 2025

“It is essential to prevent situations like those experienced in Spain, where judicial institutions are politically manipulated.”

Britain’s Captured Justice System

Laurie Wastell December 2, 2024

The prospect of judges ruling on the putative implication of a message is a recipe for arbitrary tyranny.

Jail, but Only for White Men

Frank Haviland January 4, 2024

UK Sentencing Council urges lenience for certain demographic groups, not others.

France Tries Porn Actors for Rape

Bridget Ryder September 3, 2023

The many crimes committed by the French pornography industry are starting to be brought to justice.

French Minister: 742 Individuals Face Firm Prison Sentences After Riot Convictions

Chris Tomlinson July 20, 2023

Over 1,000 people have been sentenced for taking part in the riots that rocked France earlier this month, with the French Justice Minister noting that 742 had been given firm prison sentences and 600 were already behind bars.

Hungarian Justice Minister: Agreement Reached With the EU

Tamás Orbán April 25, 2023

The Commission is satisfied with the reforms, Justice Minister Judit Varga said after a meeting in Brussels, but Hungary is still waiting for the EU’s official acknowledgement.

Parallel Law: The Rise of Sharia Councils in the UK

Susanna Lukacs April 17, 2023

Sharia councils claim they help Muslim women attain religious divorce, but this may leave them vulnerable and without any legal protection.

Tag: justice

Suspected Rapist Freed in Court Blunder, Flees UK

Palestine Action Protesters Found Not Guilty of Burglary—and Worse

A Belgian Scandal: ‘Teflon Didier’ Charged with Money Laundering

“Media and political pressures threaten judicial independence” – Former ECHR Judge Javier Borrego

Britain’s Captured Justice System

Jail, but Only for White Men

France Tries Porn Actors for Rape

French Minister: 742 Individuals Face Firm Prison Sentences After Riot Convictions

Hungarian Justice Minister: Agreement Reached With the EU

Parallel Law: The Rise of Sharia Councils in the UK

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