Spain’s Constitutional Court rejects Catalan activists' appeal against their prison sentences
Pro-independence leaders Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez can now take case to European Court of Human Rights
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Catalan independence v Spain: the legal battles at the European Court of Human Rights
Full list of legal cases stemming from the independence movement and brought before the Strasbourg court
Two Constitutional Court judges state that Catalan trial verdict is 'disproportionate'
Defense lawyer believes lack of consensus among top judges could be "prelude" to European justice revoking prison sentences
Constitutional Court rejects first jailed independence leader's appeal, opening path to European justice
Top judges dismiss Jordi Turull's arguments, as 2017 referendum leaders have long anticipated taking their case to Strasbourg
Puigdemont's lawyers expect one-year delay in extradition cases due to question put to EU court
Belgian and Scottish judges will not proceed until Luxembourg sets criteria on European arrest warrants, according to the defense
Jailed leaders still searching for a way to shorten sentence one year after verdict
Ups and downs for pro-independence activists and politicians, who could benefit from pardons or criminal code reform in near future
Jordi Solé takes jailed Junqueras’ MEP seat
Pro-independence party says imprisoned leader will still fight for his parliamentary immunity and his seat
Franco family challenges dictator's exhumation in European court
Grandchildren appeal to Court of Human Rights, accusing Spanish government of "effectively expropriating" Franco's remains
European Court of Human Rights acquits Spain over expulsion of two migrants without processing
Court finds that Spain did not violate the European Convention on Human Rights when expelling men from the enclave of Melilla to Morocco
Council of Europe representative to see jailed independence leaders this week
Head of council's report on political prisoners in Europe also to meet with Catalan and Spanish governments
Road to take Catalan Trial sentence to European Court of Human Rights one step closer
Spain's Supreme Court rejects annulling ruling arguing it is "proportionate" and rights of jailed leaders have been respected
EU parliament president to announce stance on jailed MEP-elect on Monday
David Sassoli will share thoughts in chamber plenary session in Strasbourg, as Puigdemont will make debut as Member
Outrage in pro-independence camp over court's denial of Junqueras' immunity
Leading figures call decision an "error" and "shameful", while many foreign MEPs also condemn Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court rejects suspending electoral board veto on Junqueras as MEP
Spain's top judges yet to decide how to interpret EU court ruling stating he has parliamentary immunity
European Parliament recognizes Junqueras, Puigdemont and Comín as MEPs
Chamber to "take note of" their election as MEPs in the January 13 plenary sitting despite the Spanish electoral board’s recent decision on the jailed leader