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Lawyers for fuel trader Gordon Debono, who was targeted by money laundering charges and a consequent blanket assets freeze, are claiming that the annual allowan

The judgment concerned a human rights case filed by disbarred former notary Reuben Micallef, whose appeal against his 2020 conviction for fraud and its related five-year prison sentence is currently still pending

A law which limits access to the Drugs Court for certain cases was on Thursday found to breach the fundamental rights of a lawyer who landed a five-year jail te

Director Robert Brincau says Jamie Vella’s complaint on prison’s food quality a one-off at the Corradino Correctional Facility  

The parents of a young pharmacist, killed when hit by a fast-driven sports car along the Gżira seafront almost five years ago, were awarded €162,000 in dam

Four men involved in the production of a sex film shot secretly in a Luqa garage must pay compensation for the psychological trauma suffered by a woman who was

Four men ordered to pay woman €33,000 in damages after secretly filming her having sex when she was underage

A doctor with muscular dystrophy has been awarded compensation and reinstated in his position after a court ruled he was discriminated against by the state hosp

A court has ruled that President George Vella's decision to refuse a pardon, upon Cabinet's recommendation, for the brothers awaiting trial for Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder is not subject to judicial review

George and Alfred Degiorgio have failed to annul a decision taken by the President denying them a pardon, with the court declaring that such a decision, taken o