#judiciary

Maroc – La Cour d’appel de commerce de Casablanca a annoncé le calendrier des vacances judiciaires pour l’année 2026. Les audiences ordinaires seront suspendues à partir du 29 juillet 2026 et reprendront le 8 septembre 2026, tandis que les audiences en référé continueront à se tenir durant cette période. Cette décision figure dans une correspondance officielle datée du 7 juillet 2026, adressée…

But I think only to the good people

When a good person accidentally or unintentionally has done something wrong,it doesn't take time for their life to go upside down

(ok.i know they did bad so, they have to suffer bad)

But what about bad guy

Who do crimes intentionally

I saw them living their life happily for years .. literally for very long years.

And obviously as time passed they get old and die

Naturally every single person, good or bad ,if he/she is born will die.

What about their karma?

Does the criminal get punished?

Does the victim get justice?

No..

Because of the power or weak law system they get away with it.

Ok

Humans are corrupted

But what about universe

Why is the universe not punishing them?

Ok..if it is punishing them in its own way that we can't see..then👍🏼

But many criminals die peacefully after making the victim's life a living hell..and torcher him to to death

Steven Beschloss at America, America News:

If you only pay attention to the corrupt and unhinged behavior of Donald Trump each day, it would be easy to lose all hope. Consider these examples of his lawlessness and cognitive decline just from the last few days: Calling Iran “the Islamic Republic of Japan” and the Iranians “scum,” refusing to pay E. Jean Carroll the $5 million-plus he owes her for adjudicated rape and defamation, trying to push the Supreme Court to reconsider its birthright citizenship ruling, threatening to withhold federal counterterrorism funds from blue states if they don’t agree to exclusively use paper ballots and verify citizenship at the ballot box.

But it’s not just Trump that makes it dispiriting. It’s also the reckless refusal by the Republicans to admit what we can see with our own eyes: his falling asleep mid-meeting at the NATO summit this week in Turkey and, while awake, humiliating our nation with his increasing inability to get names and other information correct. How many times will Trump call President Volodymyr Zelensky—who was sitting right next to him—President Putin before the Republicans acknowledge the need to do something?

It’s a trick question: The answer is he could humiliate our once-admired nation endlessly and his sycophants still would display their utter cowardice, their desperation to hold onto power and their abandonment of principle, the Constitution and the truth.

At the risk of excessive repetition, I remind you that both impeachment and the 25th amendment are available mechanisms to deal with a president who is acting criminally and/or unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. But as long as this bunch of anti-American cowards holds onto power, they prove that Trump could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and they would either applaud him or pretend that they knew nothing about it.

But I haven’t sent this missive to your inbox simply to heighten your outrage and increase your blood pressure. Rather, I’d like to spotlight several examples of virtuous men and women who have grasped the urgency of this moment and have lifted their voices and taken action to confront and condemn the horrors they see—refusing to sit idly by while the worst among us try their damnedest to destroy our beloved country. I draw these encouraging examples from the world of justice and the law.

This week a letter was sent to members of the Senate Judiciary Committee that will be conducting the confirmation hearing of Todd Blanche for U.S. Attorney General. The letter was signed by more than 1,200 former Department of Justice employees who served in 14 Republican and Democratic administrations and collectively possess thousands of years of DOJ experience.

As their letter begins, “Regardless of how we joined the department, every one of us took an oath to support and defend the Constitution, not the occupant of the White House.” That oath, they explain, “compels us to speak out against the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General.” I could easily share every damning word in their letter—and please do give the two pages a read if you can—but let me present a handful of key excerpts. They begin by noting “the corruption and abuses that have defined the Justice Department” under Blanche, a list that includes “the vindictive prosecutions and investigations of the President’s foes; the deals designed to reward lawbreakers with taxpayer dollars; the erasure of accountability for January 6; the mishandling of the Epstein files; and the denigration of judges and repeated violations of their orders.”

[...] This week a collection of 25-30 retired and sitting judges got on a bus to meet everyday citizens in streets, town squares, community centers, donut shops and even a Cracker Barrel. Their purpose: to advocate for the rule of law and its centrality to our democracy. Patterned after a similar intervention by judges in Poland in 2020, these judges have traveled from Pennsylvania to Ohio and Michigan, ending up in Detroit. Worried about the independence of the courts and the dangers of an increasingly lawless regime made worse by an ill-informed citizenry, they have taken their case to the people, including schoolchildren. Dressed in their flowing black robes, the judges have made quite an impression on unsuspecting passersby.

Delhi High Court HJS 2026: 27 district judge posts for advocates with 7 years practice. Apply by 15 July, prelims on 26 July 2026.