Court case over Europe’s ‘worst environmental disaster’ goes to Spain’s Supreme Court
The decision to acquit three Greek sailors over the 2002 Prestige tanker spill has been met with widespread criticism
Drug addict jailed in Gibraltar for stealing from girlfriend’s dying grandmother
Nigel Segui was found guilty of stealing to fund his cocaine habit at Gibraltar Supreme Court
EXCLUSIVE: Gibraltar taking Telecinco, ABC and Manos Limpias to Spain’s courts
Three high-profile defamation cases against TV channel Telecinco, Spanish newspaper ABC and union Manos Limpias have been opened in Spain
Gibraltar Chief Minister awarded £30,000 damages in Manos Limpias libel case
Picardo took action against the group and its leader Miguel Bernard Remon after he described him in ‘scandalous and false’ terms in front of the
Supreme Court drags ex-Junta heads Chaves and Griñan into ERE case
They are both under suspicion of being involved in the multi-million euro scam which has rocked Andalucia’s political scene
AT LAST: Los Merinos project bunkered after decade of legal warfare
In a victory for common sense, Ronda’s ill-conceived Los Merinos double golf course macro-project has been finally scrapped
Supreme Court scraps Andalucia’s most controversial golf macroproject Los Merinos near Ronda
Ronda’s Los Merinos golf macroproject has been scrapped by the Supreme Court after almost a decade of legal warfare
Salvador Dali facing paternity suit, 26 years after his death
As Spain’s former King Juan Carlos slips out of his paternity suit, another Spanish icon is facing his own dressing down
Spanish government drivers sacked by text receive massive compensation payout
Two former government drivers have won €120,000 after being sacked by text message
Loophole found in Algarrobico hotel case embarrassing for Junta
Algarrobico Hotel edges towards legality
Spain’s Supreme Court to hear appeals for Marbella’s Malaya Case
The €2.4 billion fraud scandal saw Andalucia's largest ever trial - so a big new court had to be built for the hearing
Ex-king Juan Carlos nears legal immunity amid paternity suits
Legislation has been passed to the protect the ex-monarch
Olive Press readers overwhelmingly support campaign to demolish Algarrobico
Our online poll reveals how readers really feel about the monstrous hotel
Greenpeace not giving up after Algarrobico hotel ruled as legal
The Andalucian Supreme Court has ruled the hotel, built on a beach in a nature reserve, is legal after all
The Gurtel/Barcenas case: The story so far
The biggest political corruption scandal Europe has seen is now five years old, Tom Powell tells the story so far
Woman wins case against Marbella Vista Golf
The developers Marbella Vista Golf never completed construction of her home in the development
Spain’s top judge resigns over Marbella expenses row
Carlos Divar insists he has been ‘victimised’ as he steps down in the week Spain’s judiciary celebrates its bicentenary
‘Global symbol’ Garzon should be reinstated, say European magistrates
Medel presents a petition to the Spanish Ministry of Justice demanding the 'superjudge' be restored to the bench
Spain’s top judge faces calls to resign over Marbella jaunts
Chief Justice Carlos Divar is accused of charging €36,000 to expense account for 20 trips to Puerto Banus
Tax blow for expats in Spain
Campaign group fighting to help expats reclaim illegally charged capital gains tax loses Supreme Court appeal
Garzon case dropped by Supreme Court
Controversial Spanish judge will still face charges relating to Franco-era investigations
Garzon found guilty of phone tapping
Spanish 'superjudge' banned from practising for 11 years by Supreme Court
Where justice meets farce: Garzon, the Spanish ‘superjudge’
Selfless human rights crusader, or show-off with a warped sense of his own powers? Eloise Horsfield takes a look at the controversial career of Spanish
Spanish princess in the dock
Princess Cristina has been called to give evidence over allegations against husband Inaki Urdangarin
Human rights observers attend Garzon’s Supreme Court trial
'Superjudge' Garzon is on trial for investigating deaths during Franco's regime
Human rights judge on trial at Supreme Court
Judge Baltasar Garzon has three separate cases against him