Tag: Court
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Europol reports are not usually submitted to Court
Although it is hard to keep track of the criminal conspiracies in this country, not everything is a conspiracy and not every nuance is necessarily caused by malintent. On the failure of the prosecution to present the Europol report to Court which claims that Chris Cardona and Keith Schembri ay have have had a hand…
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Giannella De Marco goes to work dressed as a dirtbag
Sometimes, life provides these very poetic ironies, which make it exceedingly more colourful—or rather, less colourful. Giannella de Marco went to court today to defend an alleged terrorist, dressed like a dirtbag. The outfit could not be more fitting for her. Trash will trash, and bogans will bogan. Her handbag may be a Bottega, and…
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A number of lawyers break the sham strike: Peter Fenech checks every Court Room in search of strike breakers
The President of the Chamber of Lawyers has today been inspecting every courtroom, looking for strike-breakers. Some lawyers were not intimidated by this behaviour, and there are up to a dozen lawyers today who have ignored the sham instructions of the Chamber of Lawyers to strike in support of Yorgen Fenech. One of the lawyers…
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EXCLUSIVE: In support of terrorists (the lawyers inciting the strike on Monday)
We have obtained further details about the strike being called by the Chamber of Laywers on Monday and as we previously noted, the strike is being incited and supported by lawyers who have a financial and monetary incentive. One of the instigators of this strike is actually Giannella De Marco who was originally Yorgen Fenech’s…
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Client-Lawyer conversations are NOT absolutely privileged
Lawyers participating in next Monday’s charade should be aware that they will be wittingly or unwittingly supporting Yorgen Fenech’s cause to have evidence against him ruled-out over Constitutional and legal grounds. They are also wrong legally and morally. Client-lawyer conversations are legally privileged conversations but they are not absolute meaning that the State can still…
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Premier League player arrested over alleged attempt to fix FA Trophy Final
A Premier League footballer has been arrested and is being held in custody after allegedly attempting to bribe a Gżira United player ahead of last Saturday’s FA Trophy final against Valletta. The final, played at the National Stadium, ended with Valletta securing a 2-1 victory over Gżira United. According to information obtained, a Gżira United…
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Valletta Boatmen file Judicial Protest against transport authorities over alleged monopolisation
A group of traditional Maltese boatmen (barklora) have filed a formal judicial protest in the First Hall of the Civil Court, accusing transport authorities and a private association of colluding to illegally control the sector. The protest, filed on 14 May 2026, directly targets Transport Malta, the Ministry for Transport and Infrastructure, the State Advocate,…
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Decision about case of Emma Agius brings Maltese jurisprudence closer to European standards
Cases of rape and abuse against women in Malta have long been criticised for receiving insufficient attention and inadequate justice. Public concern over how the justice system handles cases of rape increased recently following the scandal involving two Gozitan brothers of an ex-government Minister who got away with raping a 13-year old girl. Yesterday’s Court…
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Court orders fresh review of controversial Comino development permit
A Maltese court has ordered the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT) to reconsider its decision approving a major development on Comino, marking a significant turn in a long-running environmental dispute. The permit, originally granted by the Planning Authority, allows for the construction of a hotel, 16 villas and 44 swimming pools. The project, led…
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The delusions of a Freemason reject
The Labour government has allowed criminal impunity to extend so far that even the lowest squelches of the Earth feel empowered to bully journalists and act like they have some God-given royal power to dictate society and others. Simon Cusens, the Freemasons reject and the recipient of up to €5 million in public funds over…
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The Nationalist Party is awkwardly silent over the tax fraud and money laundering depanlisation reforms it supported
The Nationalist Party has remained awkwardly silent over the Labour government’s reforms that decriminalised acts of tax fraud and money laundering in exchange for tax payments, after a number of suspected criminals — all of them connected to the Labour Party — made use of these newly established privileges. The individuals being investigated for money…
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Two Magistrates appointed as Judges of Malta’s Superior Courts
Magistrates Claire Stafrace Zammit and Brigitte Sultana have officially taken the oath of office as Judges of the Superior Courts of Malta. The oath was administered during a formal ceremony presided over by President Myriam Spiteri Debono at the Presidential Palace in Valletta. The appointment marks a significant step in the careers of both members…
