Independence camp claims victory after CJEU ruling on extradition requests
Former Catalan president Puigdemont says arrest warrants are now "inviable"
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What next in independence leaders' extradition cases after latest EU court ruling
Myriad interpretations of nuanced decision but Belgium’s stance on expected new arrest warrants still unclear
Supreme Court cannot issue arrest warrant without EU parliament permission, Puigdemont argues
Ex-president says judges do not have authority to try him in response to new charges after penal code reform
Spanish judiciary names its Constitutional Court candidates
New members appointed deal ends months of disagreements between conservatives and socialists
20-Dec-22: 'Spain's left and Catalan government blast top court members blocking own replacements'
EU court rejects final appeal of independence leader Junqueras to see MEP status returned
Politician gained seat after 2019 EU election but got it stripped due to his conviction for 2017 referendum
Spain's Constitutional Court halts judiciary reform law proposed by congress, a first in history
Catalan president believes judges' decision is similar to the one taken in the past regarding Catalonia's independence push
New trial of 2017 Catalan parliament bureau members to start on March 14
Lack of impartiality from two judges forced case to be repeated
29-Nov-22: 'New rape law could be used to reduce sentences'
Spanish Supreme Court open to reducing sexual assault sentences after new rape law
Judges to decide "case by case" whether "only yes means yes" legislation applies
Public prosecutor appeals former parliament bureau members' acquittal on disobedience charges
High Court found politicians not guilty for allowing chamber to vote on monarchy and self-determination
‘Scotland and Catalonia have inalienable right to self-determination’
Catalonia’s pro-independence camp voices support for Scottish counterparts after UK supreme court rules against new referendum
High Court sets dates for Laura Borràs's corruption trial
Suspended parliament speaker to be tried February 10 to March 1 next year
Barcelona court reopens investigation into mayor's alleged irregular awarding of subsidies
Ada Colau accused of favoring social rights groups
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Constitutional Court agrees to consider legality of new Catalan immersion legislation for schools
Government and Parliament proposed new policies to protect Catalan language by avoiding 25% Spanish quota in schools