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Bojan Požar accused Urška Klakočar Zupančič of having ended her judicial career at the lowest level, as a district judge, and politically, according to him, she did not succeed after one term in parliament. He wrote that he had been acquitted in the matter under consideration and that Hakl and Todorović, the then owners of Večer, had filed three criminal charges against him, which they lost in a final judgment. Požar also mentioned that the Supreme Court annulled the decision of Gabrijel Horvat and two other judges, one of whom was a judge, as illegal. He noted that Horvat admitted the mistake before the Judicial Council. Klakočar Zupančič also accused him of discrediting and primitive posts on Facebook and added that voters had already expressed their opinion and sent her out of parliament. #sodstvo #politika #pravica (translated)

Bojan Požar published a message from an anonymous group of employees at UKC Ljubljana, which pointed out alleged psychological abuse and bullying at the Neurology Clinic, as well as threats to patient safety. Employees claimed that internal procedures following reports of bullying usually did not find violations, although a court is said to have confirmed with a final ruling that bullying was perpetrated by a person who later became the head of the clinical department. UKC Ljubljana is supposed to have paid compensation to the former employee from public funds. The group also mentioned alleged irregularities in evaluating work performance and assigning paid training and covering study costs. They claimed that some employees were treated more favorably than others in rewards and training. The most serious warning concerned the death of a patient. According to the employees, the patient was neither connected to a monitor nor given enhanced supervision, although she would have needed it given her condition. They noted that the incident occurred about two months prior, and management allegedly did not report it as an internal deviation or a warning dangerous event. A safety meeting was said to have been convened only in the week the message was published, after the employee reported the incident anonymously. Employees also claimed that access to information at the clinic is limited and called for action from the new management of UKC Ljubljana. #Zdravstvo #Mobing #VarnostPacientov (translated)

Peter Gregorčič wrote that the case of RTV Slovenia was played to exhaustion. As evidence, he cited more than 550 pages of attachments, which should weigh 1.6 kilograms, although in his words, only key documents were attached. He stated that he had just sent the appeal to Strasbourg and announced a press conference. https://t.co/fXEIYEZquc #Slovenija #novice #pravno (translated)

Klemen Jaklič stated that someone – among others Romania, Kosovo or Serbia – was building a Slovenian rule of law. He described the phenomenon as constitutionally interesting and wondered whether it involves external implementation of the rule of law. #pravnaDržava #ustavnoPravo #sodstvo (translated)

A former employee of OpenAI has been accused of stealing trade secrets after moving to Apple and transferring files about an unpublished product to his personal account, which led to a legal dispute between the two companies. #umjetnainteligencija #tužba #KrađaPoslovnihTajni (translated)

The long-term presence of the IDF in the camps is not a legal, but an operational-security issue. It is necessary for the protection of the lives of Israeli soldiers and civilians from serious threats and actions of external jihadist elements supported by Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood. They are trying to initiate terrorist activities modeled after October 7 and in the area of Judea and Samaria, said Katz, who used biblical names for the West Bank. #Izrael #zapadnaObala #IzraelskoPalestinskiSukob (translated)

The author of the post wrote that there are three days left until the Arraiolos2026 event and asked how to protect democracy, the rule of law, and human rights. #predsednicaslovenije #arraiolos2026 #ifeelslovenia https://t.co/GizAFc7FB7 #demokracija #pravnarodna #človekoveposlej #SI (translated)

Trump's ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, is under investigation due to allegations that she asked a legal advisor for a payment of $100,000 to settle credit card debt in exchange for access to high-ranking officials of the administration. #istraga #korupcija #kimber (translated)

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defined the ICC in a press release as an institution operating beyond its jurisdiction, threatening that Washington would gradually dismantle it if it did not eliminate controversial practices. Rubio stated that the U.S. would ban transactions with the court based in The Hague, aiming to limit its resources and ability to operate, while also expressing hope that a compromise would be possible. #sankcije #ICC #pravnored (translated)

to a person who has paved the way for a more comprehensive global legal order with exceptional courage and integrity. Announcing the decision, the chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Jørgen Watne Frydnes, stated that the award goes to "a person who has paved the way for a more comprehensive global legal order with exceptional courage and integrity." #NobelovaNagrada #NaviPillay #LjudskaPrava (translated)

"The live execution transfer belongs to the Middle Ages. As a society, we have outgrown that, or at least I thought so until today." Eugene R. Fidell, a visiting lecturer at Yale Law School, said to the BBC that it is "truly an unfortunate decision." #pogubljenje #smrtnaKazna #FortHood (translated)

"The attempt at a live broadcast and the shooting is just a distraction for the Trump administration. It is unlikely that this will come to fruition, and even less likely that it will bring any justice," John Mills, an attorney representing death row inmates, says that the decision for a live broadcast is unprecedented in modern times and is on legally uncertain ground. #pogubljenje #smrtnaKazna #FortHood (translated)