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👀Absolutely: the International Court of Justice (ICJ) plays an indispensable role in the peaceful resolution of #conflict through #internationallaw. ⚖️🌎 ➡️If we are to build true #peace and achieve the #SDGs in the 21st century, we must empower the #InternationalCourtofJustice to continue its mission of creating a world governed by #LAWnotWar. Check out our #LAW not #War campaign, launched with World Federalist Movement/Institute for Global Policy and World Future Council: https://lnkd.in/gsP44TZw #ICJ #globaljustice #globalinstitutions

Yes, better use of international law is essential to achieve world peace.

For those interested in the topic, I am sharing the full text of our article "Same expert evidence in multiple court proceedings". Many thanks to judges Dragan Petrusevski and Ivan Kolevski for providing us the relevant court cases. Enjoy your reading!

My first issue of the Hearsay, SFLPA's quarterly publication is out. See below for a link to learn more about what we do, as well as a comprehensive review of changes to court rules and procedures coming up in January 2025 by Danya Gonzales https://lnkd.in/dashjqQd

ICYMI: Liberty prevails in historic rulings! 🏛 Yesterday, we had our annual U.S. Supreme Court Rundown. Read about it and watch it here:

Senior Associate Nestoras Alexandropoulos sheds light on the recent Notice from the Court Administration Authority addressing errors in Intervention Order Offences. From understanding the nuances of Section 31 to potential consequences and actions being taken, this article provides crucial insights. Read more via the link. https://lnkd.in/gNPTCb_z

Courtesy of C-SPAN, here is the link to yesterday’s oral argument in U.S. v. Trump in the D.C. Circuit. Lots to learn for appellate attorneys on how to confront and how to avoid confronting difficult arguments.

What the Bible says about Corrupt Judges IT IS TIME FOR THESE SIX JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE US TO RESIGN AS THEY HAVE SHOWN BY THEIR ACTIONS THAT THEY NO LONGER CAN JUDGE WITH IMPARTIALITY, FAIRNESS, HONESTY AND WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR Proverbs 17:23 The wicked accepts a bribe in secret to pervert the ways of justice. Deuteronomy 27:25 The reference is to taking bribes that lead to the death of the innocent, most often in a judicial context. Such bribes are by nature “under the counter,” since the cornerstone of any properly functioning jurisprudence is impartiality (Leviticus 19:15; Deuteronomy 10:17-18, I Timothy 5:21; James 2:1, 9). Judges are to be unimpeachably honest, disinterested. This is, of course, in reference to the ninth commandment, forbidding bearing false witness (see Exodus 20:16 and more specifically, Exodus 23:7-8).   Isaiah 1:21-26 Isaiah 1:21-26 is especially interesting because it describes the harlotry principle working within the social justice system. Judges were selling themselves out through accepting bribes or for personal advantage in some other area of life, and counselors—lawyers—were giving bad advice to tip the scales of "justice" favorably for their careers. Under such corruption, justice in Israel was difficult to find, so difficult that "the prudent keep silent at that time, for it is an evil time"

Congratulations to our F3 lawyers on their persuasive amicus brief to the Supreme Court of the United States! We hope you can join our webinar addressing the legal and practical implications of this important case.

The Juciary should be given sufficient Infrastructure, Facilities, increasing no of Judicial officers, proper court halls and reduce burden on the judges. Both central and State governments should work towards improving the facilities and Infrastructure.