Amélie de Montchalin’s appointment as head of France’s Cour des comptes raises serious concerns about institutional independence and political influence, triggering criticism from opposition parties.
France's highest court rules that the 36-year-old Bonfanti murder case is barred by statute of limitations, closing legal proceedings despite the 2022 confession by Yves Chatain.
Paris court president warns against possible US sanctions targeting judges in Marine Le Pen's appeal trial over EU fund misuse, highlighting risks to judicial independence.
The French government announces it will appeal a court ruling denying its request to block Shein's website due to illegal product sales.
The Paris court rejected the government's bid to suspend Shein over illegal product sales, citing disproportionate measures despite acknowledging public order concerns.
The French government has obtained a postponement of Shein's court hearing over accusations of selling illegal products, with the next hearing scheduled for December 5 and a ruling expected by end of December.
The French Supreme Court will decide on November 26 whether to uphold Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction in the Bygmalion campaign finance scandal, marking a crucial juncture in the former president’s legal battles.
After Nicolas Sarkozy's conviction, political leaders voice deep concerns about judicial independence in France.