Top judges suspend Andalusia’s pioneering anti-eviction law
Popular Party government appeal accepted by Constitutional Court magistrates
Prosecutors appeal against investigation into Madrid premier’s luxury penthouse
Probe should focus on company registered in US tax haven, state attorneys argue
Judges, lawyers and police argue that Citizens Safety Law will curtail rights
Government is seeking to protect itself with "unnecessary legislation"
High Court orders release of 13 ETA terrorists under Strasbourg ruling
Chief justice fears “social alarm” as rapists and murderers also turned loose
Supreme Court leaves decisions on ETA terrorist releases to lower tribunals
European ruling on sentence-stretching “Parot doctrine” will be applied on a case-by-case basis
Gürtel judge orders banks to supply details of suspect’s dealings
Magistrate’s decision follows reluctance on part of lenders to supply information
Nine more ETA prisoners released after Strasbourg ruling
Decision taken before Supreme Court ruling on Monday
Bárcenas controlled PP accounts until 2011, court papers show
Filings by tax office with investigating judge contradict party’s version under which ex-treasurer had resigned two years earlier
ETA killer’s lawyers to pursue compensation in High Court
Strasbourg awarded Inés del Río 30,000 euros in damages under Human Rights Convention
Top court sides with firm that fired pregnant worker
Ruling states that "[work] contract had been terminated during her probationary period"
ETA terrorists poised to walk free after European court strikes down “Parot doctrine”
ECHR calls method of calculating sentences to keep criminals in jail “illegal detention” Justice Minister Gallardón argues ruling "only affects the appellant" in this case
Constitutional Court ruling opens way for firms to spy on work emails
Sacked employee who revealed sensitive data sees appeal rejected Justices consider that workplace rules on use of account trump right to privacy
The law finally catches up with former Castellón cacique Fabra
Bringing the PP baron to court has been like running an obstacle course
Constitutional Court throws out Catalonia’s claim of bias against chief justice
Only two out of 11 of Pérez de los Cobos’ peers deemed his membership of a political party was incompatible with his role as a magistrate
PP admits to wiping data from computer used by ex-treasurer
Machines used by Bárcenas are given to judge, but contain no evidence Party claims that formatting of disks is standard practice
Constitutional Court chief justice resigns from ILO panel
De los Cobos leaves paid consultative post with international organization after Popular Party membership row
Embattled court chief justice has worked for PP as legal advisor for past 20 years
Judge Francisco Pérez de los Cobos gave advice to now-Deputy Speaker Celia Villalobos
Top judge admits carrying PP card while magistrate
De los Cobos backed by court on basis of interpretation of incompatibility law
Top constitutional judge paid PP membership fee while in post
Francisco Pérez de los Cobos was registered party affiliate up to 2011 Spanish law and Constitution prohibit judges from belonging to political parties or unions
Reconstructing PP ex-treasurer’s five hours of revelations to judge
Bárcenas provides names, dates and figures relating to alleged illegal party financing
Catalonia sovereignty declaration stays suspended
Constitutional Court votes unanimously to uphold central government's appeal
Top court issues temporary injunction against Andalusia anti-eviction decree
Application of regional measure halted until judges can resolve its constitutionality
Opposition demands truth from PM over ex-treasurer’s revelations
“Bárcenas has papers that could topple government,” says lawyer Former PP moneyman asks judge to unblock his bank account to cover costs of his defense
Judge orders ex-PP treasurer Bárcenas to be sent to prison without bail
State attorneys had advised judge that Bárcenas is a flight risk Conservatives' former money-man alleged to be transfering cash between offshore accounts Party officials refuse to comment on ruling
Opposition remains unconvinced by “implausible” princess ID mix-up
Finance minister reiterates attributed house sales were result of administrative error
Registrar’s office confirms sold properties did not belong to Princess Cristina
Experts agree that human error in tax agency report is a possibility but a remote one
Untold fortune for fortune-teller
Civil Guard intervenes after former soccer club president demands refund from clairvoyant Seer was paid 165,000 euros to cast a love spell that turned out to be faulty