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Suspects now required to be present in court
Victims or their surviving relatives should have the opportunity to tell a suspect what the crime has done to them. That is why ...
Government to invest 95 million euros in judiciary
In the years ahead, the government will be investing in the judiciary. The funds are required in order to eliminate financial ...
For a free, secure and just society
A strong legal system should have a reliable government that protects its citizens against crime, arbitrariness and abuse of ...
Appointment of Deputy Procurator General to the Supreme Court
Mr. F.F. Langemeijer, LLM has been appointed Deputy Procurator General of the Supreme Court of the Netherlands. The Council of ...
Appointments to Joint Court of Justice
Ms F.V.L.M. Giebels-Wannyn, Ms J.G.J. Schelling and Ms A.J. Martijn are to become trainee judges at the Joint Court of Justice of ...
Digital litigation, also in appeal and cassation cases
The possibilities for digital litigation will be expanded. A simple, digital procedure will now also be introduced for appeal and ...
Teeven makes legal aid more effective
Anyone who has a legal dispute or problem must now be helped quickly at the beginning of the legal aid process to find the best ...
Investigation into actions by Public Prosecution Service in dealing with Catholic sexual abuse cases
The Public Prosecution Service has, in general, not been in default when dealing with abuse cases within the Roman Catholic ...
New measures against judges relating to their legal status
The possibilities for imposing suitable disciplinary measures on judges in case of illegal behaviour or other undesired ...
Investigation better distribution of the budget for the administration of justice
Minster Opstelten of Safety and Justice has asked the Council for the Judiciary to check if the total budget for the ...