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Brazil's Supreme Court froze all case deadlines on 12 and 13 November after a technology failure, and the clock restarts on Monday 16 November. The post Brazil Court Pauses Deadlines After Outage appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Chief Justice Edson Fachin said Brazil has Black women judges worthy of the Supreme Court's empty seat, a choice that rests with President Lula.
More than 80,000 worshippers and visitors attended 266 religious programs at Quba Mosque in Madinah last October, according to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs.
Israeli forces detain Palestinian groom in wedding raid as settler attacks continue across West Bank Israeli forces and settlers carried out a series of attacks across the occupied West Bank on…
Bank of America now sees three Fed rate rises of 0.25 point each, in December, January and March, after October prices rose 0.4% on the month.
Peru's Constitutional Court asked the Senate to start choosing six new judges, whose predecessors' terms end on 13 and 18 May 2027.
A court workers' union says dynamite was found at the Santa Rosa court site in east Lima on 13 November and warns of labour action over security.
