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The Constitutional Court has confirmed that a law meant to protect band clubs from eviction is unconstitutional. In the latest chapter in a long-running saga,

A court has lifted an injunction stopping ONE TV from airing an interview with Miriam Chetcuti, the mother of murder victim Chantelle Chetcuti

One TV’s plans to broadcast an interview with the mother of a murder victim still hang in the balance as the court weighs the public’s right to info

Lawyer submits that arguments made in the State Advocate’s court application are diametrically opposed to legal doctrines expounded by the Attorney General

Two company directors of a Pietà restaurant, pleading not guilty to money laundering charges, are challenging the law that allows a blanket freeze of ass

Recent amendments to the Civil Code confirm that the Civil Courts have jurisdiction to decide on whether a lease agreement is valid or not

MPs are set to start discussing the findings of a damning ethics investigation into former education minister Justyne Caruana on Tuesday - more than a month sin

The plea bargaining deal struck by the Attorney General’s office with a man involved in the 2010 HSBC failed heist was nothing less than a “slap in

The inability, even by the propertied class, to voice a strong and unified message in defence of their rights, reveals a disconcerting element of submission and

Former Education Minister Justyne Caruana has resorted to further legal action as Parliament’s Standards Committee appears set to debate the breach of eth