A new EU law permits proceedings in a criminal case initiated in one EU country to be transferred to another EU country if required. This helps ensure that the best-placed country investigates or prosecutes a criminal offence. Source link
Cross-border crime: criminal cases can now be transferred to another EU country
Australia to double fines for Big Tech over children bypassing social media ban
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Australia plans to double penalties for social media companies failing to enforce its under-16 ban, raising fines from 49.5 million to 99 million Australian dollars.
Man killed in police shooting in Cold Lake, Alberta, under investigation by watchdog
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Alberta’s police watchdog has launched an investigation into the RCMP’s fatal shooting of a man in Cold Lake. The incident occurred while officers were responding