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A constitutional case claiming that COVID-19 restrictions breached human rights sees Public Health Superintendent Charmaine Gauci taking the witness stand

The Malta Union of Teachers has filed judicial protests against the Ministry of Education over its failure to grant it recognition as the union representative f

Education authorities have lost their bid to obtain a warrant of prohibitory injunction to block industrial action by teachers following an industrial dispute r

A 'hundred classes' would be without a teacher were industrial action by teachers’ unions to take effect, a court was told on Tuesday.  This was one

A second judge has abstained from hearing a request by the Ministry of Education for a court order to stop industrial action by the teachers' unions. The &nbsp

Back to school | Thousands of students return to their classrooms today after the summer holidays as education authorities struggle to fill teacher shortages in State primary schools

Court awards €87,000 in damages after friend wrecked mans dream car The plaintiff suffered PTSD as a result of the accident, the court was told. 24 April 2021, 1:51pm by Matthew Agius A court has awarded damages to a man who suffered post traumatic stress disorder after his friend crashed his €36,000 “dream car.” The plaintiff had bought the Toyota Supra in 2016 after working two jobs and saving for many years. Shortly after buying it, he had a “minor accident” which took 7 months...

Lawyers for Agius brothers force ‘split’ in firm whose partner dropped Koħħu Defence counsels for the Agius brothers no longer feature as partners to firm of Arthur Azzopardi after lawyer dropped brief for Vincent Muscat ‘il-Koħħu’  8 March 2021, 9:17am by Matthew Vella Defence counsels for the Agius brothers – separately accused in the Caruana Galizia and Chircop murders – appear to have been ‘split’ from the law firm of Arthur Azzopardi, the one-time lawyer of the Agius...

Bill calls for banning incapacitations of S.C. criminal suspects with ketamine More than a year after a man’s death in Charleston County, legislation has been introduced at the state level that could impact how first responders administer a sedative that is increasingly being utilized. (Source: Live 5 News) By Jared Kofsky and Lisa Weismann | January 14, 2021 at 4:40 PM EST - Updated January 14 at 6:35 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - More than a year after a man’s death in Char...