Top court expected to rule in favor of use of word "marriage" for gay unions
The Popular Party challenged the law in late 2005, arguing it violated the Constitution
Constitutional Court accepts suit against labor reform
Plural Left, Socialists claim the makeover violates the Constitution in a number of aspects
King Juan Carlos: “This is no time to be chasing rainbows”
Monarch’s words come one week after massive Barcelona march boosted push for Catalan independence
Top court orders firebrand commentator to pay former 'Abc' editor 100,000 euros
Large fine comes after broadcasts in 2006 and 2007
Conservative justice to take over abortion case, say sources
Opus Dei member does not hide his personal stance against abortion and gay marriage
Seven years after first gay weddings, justices to approve law
Constitutional Court due to decide on Popular Party appeal against flagship legislation this week
The judge with an institutional mountain to climb
Chief Justice Juan Antonio Xiol Ríos replaces disgraced Carlos Dívar as head of Spain’s Supreme Court
Constitutional Court legalizes radical Basque party Sortu by one vote
Decision to permit 'abertzale' leftist grouping divides judges Result identical to ruling on Bildu last year
Beleaguered chief justice sticks to script at anniversary event
Dívar expected to step down Thursday after losing support of CGPJ Council chief insists on innocence in interview with daily 'El Mundo'
Dívar’s fellow judges keep file closed on expenses-paid pleasure trips
Chief justice will not be investigated by Supreme Court for misuse of public funds, but legal watchdog must still decide his fate
Basque separatist leader Otegi sees jail term reduced
But Supreme Court still considers former Batasuna chief part of ETA structure
Litigation windfall could rake in €4 billion for government
Supreme Court asks justice minister for help in collecting money owed
Supreme Court closes door on probes into Civil War crimes
Responsibility for mass graves will be assumed by regional courts
Judges grant ETA trio shelter from so-called “Parot doctrine”
High Court must decided whether to release terrorists
Top court rules against Almería shoreline hotel
El Algarrobico in Almería is "an illegal structure," according to Supreme justices Environmentalist say ruling paves the way for the building to be demolished
Borja Thyssen's case against mother shelved by court
Baron's son disputed ownership of two paintings with museum heiress Carmen Cervera
PP’s “champion” cause turns against it
Galicia premier’s role in public corruption scandal may be bigger than thought
Crusading Judge Garzón thrown off the court bench for 11 years
Supreme Court convicts magistrate in Gürtel phone-tap case
Garzón Franco-crimes trial ends with plaintiff counter-accusation
Far-right group Manos Limpias accuses judge of displaying pro-Republican bias Case against former Communist leader Santiago Carrillo was shelved
Franco-era victims insist on finding out what became of their loved ones
Witnesses called to testify in Garzón trial say justice "has turned its back" on them
Voices of Franco victims heard at last in top court
Octogenarians give testimony for defense in Garzón trial