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Indonesian parliament member Hinka Bangaitian expressed discontent with the prosecutor's decision to appeal the acquittal of Lokataru Foundation director Delpedro Marahan. He emphasized that new laws prohibit such appeals, rendering this action illegal.
Turkish judicial authorities have acquitted actress Handa Archil of drug-related charges following extensive investigations that stirred significant media controversy. The decision comes after Archil firmly denied the allegations of substance abuse.
The Minor Criminal Court in Bahrain has acquitted artist Hind of allegations made by a poet regarding unpaid song royalties. The court also convicted a false witness, sentencing him to one year in prison and deportation.
New leaks regarding the possibility of purchasing an acquittal before the trial have caused a significant uproar in legal and media circles. This information reveals potential corruption cases that could impact the integrity of the judicial system.
Unidentified parties are reportedly attempting to buy an acquittal from the jury foreman in a high-profile criminal case, raising serious questions about the integrity of the judicial system. This situation highlights the risks facing justice in society.
Amles Kristi Situbo has been acquitted by the Corruption Eradication Commission in Medan, Indonesia, marking a significant victory for the creative workforce. The court found insufficient evidence to convict him in a corruption case related to a village video project.
The court has acquitted Omar Faraj and his brother known as 'Um Omar' of charges related to the misuse of social media. This decision followed a lengthy hearing where evidence and testimonies confirmed the accusations were unfounded.
A majority of member states in the ICC's executive office support a judicial committee's findings that cleared prosecutor Karim Khan of any misconduct. This follows UN investigations into allegations of misconduct.