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There are 11,769 people incarcerated in Belgian prisons, a record high, reports De Standaard.
Security was tight at the Brussels criminal court Monday as 19 Belgians facing terrorism-related charges began their trial.
A news report is revealing that Belgium is missing out on a vast potential government revenues, and it’s not taxes.
During the past five years, just 32 Belgian nationals who had been given jail sentences by foreign courts have been returned to Belgium to serve their sentences here.
King Philippe has apologised to the families of road traffic victims after it was revealed that he had granted a royal pardon to several offenders convicted of traffic violations, leading to reduc
The federal government is to take action to prevent further incidences of major fraud trials being thrown out of court because of relatively minor procedural errors, state secretary for anti-fraud
A case involving fraud carried out by a Belgian prince has been dismissed by the Brussels court of appeal, with the loss to the state of €75 million in damages.
Fashion designer Christian Louboutin yesterday won his legal battle Monday to stop an extremist campaign featuring his signature red-soled shoes. The poster by far-right Flemish group Women Again
