Justice in Cyprus among the slowest in the world
Cyprus ranks among the slowest countries in the world in terms of receiving swift justice, a conference in Nicosia heard, where it was reported that
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Markides says supreme court chief should not be pressured to resign
Former Attorney-general Alecos Markides believes Supreme Court President Myron Nicolatos should not resign but he conceded the judicial system needed an overhaul given some outdated
Tighter controls on sex offenders in the works, Nicolaou says
A bill to amend the existing law on the Prevention and Combating of Sexual Exploitation, Sexual Exploitation of Children and Child Pornography, provides for victims
Three years and counting for suspected predator to go on trial
By Evie Andreou Children’s Rights Commissioner, Leda Koursoumba, slammed authorities on Friday for the delay in the trial of a man accused of sexually abusing
Court improvements due by 2020
Cyprus’ justice system requires reform ranging from improving court infrastructure to improving internal processes, recommendations prepared by Ireland’s institute of public administration (IPA) said on
EU legal specialists due in Cyprus in connection with reform of island’s courts
Specialists from the European Union will be arriving on January 23 as part of a fact-finding visit to Cyprus in the framework of reforming the
Judicial system ‘unacceptable’, court buildings ‘a disgrace’ top judge says
THE president of the Supreme Court on Wednesday issued a damning indictment of the justice system and the court infrastructure, which he compared to a
Modernising justice moving steadily ahead
The Supreme Court agrees in principle with the government-sponsored bills aiming to modernise courts and will soon deliver its final views, Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou
Judges ignoring sick leave and holiday regulations
District court judges routinely fail to fill out application forms for paid leave, which makes it impossible to track how many leave days they
Supreme Court approves set up of judicial training school
The Supreme Court approved on Monday the establishment of a judicial training school in Cyprus that will focus on judicial reforms. According to the plans,
Challenge to Trump travel ban moves forward in two courts
The most consequential legal challenge to US President Donald Trump’s travel ban will proceed on two tracks in the next few days, including a US
Courts likely to probe Trump’s intent in issuing travel ban
Washington state’s attorney general has promised to uncover “what truly motivated” President Donald Trump‘s executive order on immigration, an approach that could prompt a rare
Harsh penalties for driving offences not enough on their own – study
A study by the University of Cyprus law department into how to reduce road accidents concludes that extrajudicial penalties should be harsher but said this
Courts system ‘in distress’ top judge says
The courts system is in distress, threatening the proper dispensation of justice, the President of the Supreme Court warned on Wednesday. The judicial system is
Failed by the health and judicial systems: one man’s battle to receive awarded damages
A LIMASSOL taxi driver has narrowly avoided losing his licence at a disciplinary hearing after he allegedly hurled abuse at a surgeon, with whom he
Justice ministry failing children caught up in custody battles, MPs hear
Two committees set up by the justice ministry have failed to provide recommendations on bringing family law up to speed to resolve problems scores of
FBME takes legal steps to challenge redundancies ordered by CBC administrator
FBME Bank said late Saturday it would be fighting “the latest move” move by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) and its administrator “to secure
Greek courts reject Vgenopoulos appeal (Updated)
The Greek court of appeals has rubberstamped a request by the Cypriot Justice ministry for the questioning of former Laiki Bank boss Andreas Vgenopoulos, Attorney-general
Scores of people turn out for animal rights protest in Larnaca
Scores of people gathered along Phinikoudes in Larnaca on Sunday outside the town hall to protest against a recent decision by the district court to
Insolvency boss says expects debt-relief applications to rise as foreclosures draw closer
More than 400 applications requesting exemption from debts and relating to the restructuring of loans have been filed with the Insolvency Service, according to its
