Tag: Judges
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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…
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New Judge and Magistrates sworn-in
A Judge and three new Magistrates have been sworn in after having been appointed by the Judicial Appointments Committee. The new Judge is Charmaine Galea and the new Magistrates are Patrick Valentino, Claudio Zammit and Franco Giordamaina. They have been appointed following a call of applications. The Judicial Appointments Committee is composed of members of…
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Ex-Judges disagree with Judge Neville Camilleri’s decision to deny a Magisterial Inquiry on Silvio Schembri
At least three retired Judges disagree with the decision by Judge Neville Camilleri to deny a request by Jason Azzopardi to start a Magisterial Inquiry on Minister Silvio Schembri. At least two members of the Judiciary have also expressed their critical comments in discussions with other members of the Judiciary and retired members of the…
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Italy’s Premier Giorgia Meloni ups her attacks against the Judiciary: the ICC wants answers about Osama Al-Masri’s release
Italy’s Premier Giorgia Meloni is upping her attacks against Italy’s judiciary as she accuses them of interfering in government affairs. Her increasing attacks against the judiciary come as the International Criminal Court requested answers from the Italian government about Osama al-Masri’s release from custody and his deportation to Libya. The Italian governemnt has up to…
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Supreme Leader wants to serve as the “check and balance” on the judiciary
Loading the Dictatorship of the Nouveau Riche Proletariat. In this interview with journalists, yesterday, Supreme Leader Prime Minister Robert Abela said that he wants to serve as a “check and balance” on the judiciary. Didn’t they teach this idiot politics at Saint Aloysius College? Did they do Plato, Aristotle, Hume, Locke and that sort of…
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Riling up the mob against the judiciary
You’d have to be totally dumb or otherwise dishonest as an analyst to fail to understand Robert Abela’s insidious maneuvers and discourse against the judiciary. This is just a small sample of the tireless stuff that is being thrown out there. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Some members of the judiciary still need to learn that the Courts of Law are not a social club
I write this as a general and sincere appeal to Magistrates, Judges, and members of the judiciary working in the Law Courts. I’m begging the members of the judiciary, if you are joking in the courtroom and passing on stupid remarks, please stop, yesterday before today. We are on the brink of a new constitutional…
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Not all criminals are equal
Robert Abela seems to have a preference for what priorities and sentences the courts of law should choose. He’s concerned the courts of law aren’t handing out tough sentences to hardened criminals who commit heinous acts and this may be true. Our country is becoming a breeding ground for bullies and criminality is increasingly happening…
