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Why Slovak central banker was convicted of bribery
Document obtained by SME shows judge dismissed Peter Kažimír’s defence as a diversion from the facts.
EU court ruling offers legal opening for imprisoned fraudster
A recent judgment from the European Court of Justice may allow Marian Kočner to seek a reduced prison sentence.
In Slovakia, the prime minister was shot. A third of the country is not so sure
A new poll reveals a startling level of scepticism about the attempt on Robert Fico’s life – and a deeper distrust in the state.
He has been disciplined for delays. Now he will lead Slovakia’s top court
František Mozner will succeed Ján Šikuta as president of the Supreme Court.
A €20,000 bribe hidden in a book – but only one man takes the fall
YouTuber Zoroslav Kollár walks free, but ex-judge Richard Molnár gets a slap on the wrist.
No custody for extremist Bombic. Court lets him walk with an ankle monitor
Defence minister’s law firm is footing the bill for Bombic’s housing, court hears.
To insure or not to insure: What role do lawyers play in the insurance industry?
The insurance industry is a dynamic and highly regulated field.
Courts deal with disputes concerning police war and late gas supplies from Russia
These are the most inspirational deals shared by the largest law firms in the Litigation category.
Former top anti-corruption prosecutor convicted in second corruption case
Dušan Kováčik has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Justice minister sets out his reasons for seeking dismissal of Supreme Court judge
Susko's disciplinary report on Justice Kliment leans heavily on allegations related to lawyer and Fico advisor Marek Para.
Constitutional Court finds ruling coalition favoured politicians, oligarchs in criminal law amendments
The panel of judges say that they had to overlook such scenarios.
Interior minister shifts blame to subordinates over top investigators' suspension, downplays fiery language
Interior Ministry to pay fine for suspension of investigators.
Kuciak case: What prosecutors have said in their appeal to the Supreme Court
Date for hearing yet to be set.
In the future, artificial intelligence may replace arbitrators
Lukáš Štefánik from the law firm Soukeník - Štrpka talks about arbitration in Slovakia as well as the current trends in Arbitration.
Explainer: What the court's seven decisions on suspended elite investigators mean
Differing decisions may be unified by regional court.
Courts dealing with disputes that could change health insurance system or fees for digital TV
Top lawyers in Slovakia provide details on litigation deals with an impact on every-day life.
Why & when arbitration is better than a court
Although arbitration is said to be cheaper, this may not always be the case, says lawyer Lukáš Štefánik.
Two judges are convinced of Kočner’s innocence. Third judge disagrees
The Ján Kuciak case will be decided by the Supreme Court on appeal.
David Lindtner, Smer's ace lawyer, to stand trial
The ex-judge suspected of indirect corruption tried to prevent Judge Pamela Záleská from deciding on his case for a year.
War in police sees first legally convicted actor
Marián Kučerka was sentenced in absentia.
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- What's more viral than a Slovak Instagram star facing drug dealing charges?
- Several identifiers will replace one birth number
- The child abduction case shows why the Hague Convention matters
- Zapletalová runs into history with world bronze in Tokyo Video
- News digest: In Slovakia, trial of Fico’s shooter reaches final stage
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- Pharmacies report surge in demand for Covid tests and masks
- When America built Slovakia
- Traveller’s confession: I never realised how good Slovakia is
- How Slovak immigrants to America created a community for themselves Photo
- From 36 to 19: Bratislava’s Nivy station cuts platforms amid disputes
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava for the next seven days
- News digest: Fico off sick, “Fico’s fig leaf” seizes the spotlight
- Cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover ripples through Slovak supply chain
- From 36 to 19: Bratislava’s Nivy station cuts platforms amid disputes
- When America built Slovakia
- Zapletalová runs into history with world bronze in Tokyo Video
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- ‘I work 240 hours a month for €1,150’: fury as Slovak police take to streets
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava for the next seven days
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- From 36 to 19: Bratislava’s Nivy station cuts platforms amid disputes
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- News digest: Back to ’89? Opposition rallies thousands, flirts with general strike Photo
- How Slovak immigrants to America created a community for themselves Photo
- Cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover ripples through Slovak supply chain
- Weekend: Discover world music, classical music and festivities Photo
- At Slovakia’s edge, a region of surprises Photo
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- Nové Zámky and the fall of a fortress town
- Three Slovak predators jailed for raping girl, 12, after luring her into car in England
- Last Week: How to both-sides a military incursion against a NATO ally
- When America built Slovakia
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava for the next seven days
- News digest: Champions at last! UEFA recognises Slovakia’s 1976 Euros victory
- Pharmacies report surge in demand for Covid tests and masks
- News digest: In Slovakia, trial of Fico’s shooter reaches final stage
- Zapletalová runs into history with world bronze in Tokyo Video
- Baťa Canal extension brings new tourism opportunities to Slovakia
- Traveller’s confession: I never realised how good Slovakia is
- New mural honours Lasica and Satinský in Bratislava city centre
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