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The jurisdiction of Tribunals are found in special law and if not found in the law, then the courts should adopt their general jurisdiction of the case before it

A court has acquitted a man from Attard of charges relating to cannabis cultivation and possession dating back to 2010 after the only proof linking him to the crime was his own statement that was deemed inadmissible

Updated 10.50am with FKNK reaction Birdlife’s attempt to stop spring hunting for turtle dove has been turned down by the court, effectively allowing hunt

Court specialisation is traditionally contemplated to correspond to crucial reform initiatives in order to trigger progress and development of judicial systems.

Journalist Manuel Delia is claiming his right to freedom expression was breached when he was denied free access to the Corradino Correctional Facility and migrant detention centres

The chief electoral commissioner has 10 days to present court with comprehensive official results of the March general election. The commissioner was asked for

A company has failed to obtain rescission of the sale of a Paceville property to late businessman Hugo Chetcuti despite claiming in court that the transfer was

Disbarred lawyer Patrick Spiteri had spent years “on the run” fleeing justice and the court was right to take all the necessary measures to secure h

Claim filed by No Deposit Cars against a customer for more than €11,000 is upheld by the court

Constitutional Court rules first court’s conclusion that fugitive Patrick Spiteri had suffered human rights breach was mistaken