Syrian sailors can no longer be tried in Spain despite being caught with 16,000 kilos of hashish Latest releases bring total number of suspects let go by High Court since law change to 43
Notorious Franco-era policeman is accused of 13 counts of torture in universal justice case
Ruling states that PP, in breach of law, paid Aznar on at least three occasions while in office
Argentinean judge is invoking universal justice to investigate dictatorship crimes committed in Spain
Government’s new reform may be put into place before decision made on Socialists’ law
Case involving hashish smugglers shelved by Judge Bermúdez following government reforms
Luis Bárcenas tells judge that Francisco Álvarez-Cascos oversaw party’s undeclared slush fund
Changes will eliminate privileges that keep public officials from testifying in person
The judge handling the huge corruption case involving the ruling PP is struggling to close his inquiry The biggest pre-trial probe undertaken by the criminal court, it involves 200 suspects in six regions From Bárcenas' ledgers to refurbishments at PP HQ, EL PAÍS takes you through its multiple strands
Bolinaga was released from prison in 2012 after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer
Jesús Muñecas is accused of beating a man at a Gipuzkoa prison in 1968
Vote comes on first day justices gather to begin discussing challenge made by Rajoy
Judge skirts government’s modifications to universal jurisdiction doctrine to keep Couso case open
Corrupt business network received 80 percent of payments in black-market money
Ruling follows prosecutor’s report shooting down petition by judges’ association
After meeting with verification commission members, the terrorists packed their arsenal away
Club failed to pay over nine million euros in tax relating to Brazilian’s signing, says court attorney
Citizens are increasingly turning to the courts to change the course of politics
Supreme Court adds group to other banned criminal organizations
High Court ordered to explain initial rejection of joint suit or admit complaint from 2010 stoppage
Top court upholds convictions of Núñez and tax inspectors but reduces prison sentences
Petition for magistrate’s suspension to be lifted was filed in mid-2012 but no action has been taken
Popular Party government appeal accepted by Constitutional Court magistrates
Probe should focus on company registered in US tax haven, state attorneys argue
Government is seeking to protect itself with "unnecessary legislation"
Chief justice fears “social alarm” as rapists and murderers also turned loose
European ruling on sentence-stretching “Parot doctrine” will be applied on a case-by-case basis
