Catalan independence referendum trial

The bans remain: Spanish Supreme Court rules out amnesty for Junqueras, Turull, Romeva and Bassa

Court maintains Catalan leaders' long bans on holding office, arguing that misuse of funds offences cannot be amnestied

Spanish prosecutors call on Supreme Court to apply amnesty for Catalan referendum and Tsunami cases

The Prosecutor's Office responds to judges Pablo Llarena, Manuel Marchena and Susana Polo that all crimes must be amnestied

Aragonès challenges court clerk "hidden" in Pegasus case: a key witness in Catalan leaders' trial

Pere Aragonès calls for recusal of court official Montserrat del Toro who had declared her anti-independence views

The nine Catalan political prisoners of the 1-O meet in the Pyrenean village of Josa

The nine leaders shared lunch this Thursday in the Cadí area, almost a year after their last meeting in the Penedès

Human Rights court agrees to study the appeals of the 9 Catalan pro-independence leaders

The Strasbourg court has asked Spain to answer six key questions to resolve whether fundamental rights were violated

Supreme Court maintains long bans from office for Junqueras, Romeva, Turull and Bassa

Court's review of Catalan leaders' sentences warns that "non-violent secessionist processes" now go unpunished in Spain

Spanish state solicitors ask for Junqueras's ban from office to be cut from 13 to 7 years

State solicitors seek shorter bans from office for the convicted Catalan leaders, but in four cases, prosecutors don't agree

Junqueras, Romeva and Bassa ask Supreme Court for acquittal or attenuated misuse of funds

Junqueras, Romeva, Bassa and Forcadell call on the Supreme Court to revoke all penalties for sedition and misuse of funds

Nine convicted Catalan leaders will await sentence reviews as Spanish law reform takes effect

Five of the pro-independence leaders won't request reviews of sedition sentences, but Supreme Court will do it 'ex officio'

How will the repeal of sedition affect the convicted Catalan leaders and the exiles?

Law reform might not change the situation for those who, as well as sedition, are accused or convicted of misuse of funds

Here's the text: the proposed reform to Spain's Penal Code on sedition and public order offences

The bill strikes out part of Spain's Penal Code relating to sedition and defines a new offence of aggravated public disorder

Sánchez links sedition reform to ERC admission of Catalan independence process "crimes"

While ERC calls for progress on agreement over "dejudicialization", Spanish PM demands recognition that crimes were committed

Antonio Baños sentenced to 4 months' jail for not replying to Vox in Supreme Court

The sentence imposed on Antonio Baños is different to that of his ex-party colleague Eulàlia Reguant, who was only fined

Spanish Supreme Court fines Eulàlia Reguant 13,500 euros for disobedience

CUP deputy ordered to pay 50 euros a day for 9 months for not responding to Vox lawyer during 2019 Catalan leaders' trial

CUP deputy Eulàlia Reguant denounces Spanish repression at Supreme Court trial

Reguant faces 4 month jail demand over refusal to answer questions put by far-right Vox in 2019 Catalan leaders' trial

Severe critique for judge Marchena's sentencing of the Catalan leaders' trial

Dissenting opinion from Spanish Constitutional Court judge Sáez Valcárcel is strongly critical of Supreme Court sentence

Meritxell Serret, exiled Catalan minister who returned, sent to disobedience trial

Spanish Supreme Court considers that, as she is not accused of misuse of funds, jurisdiction falls to the TSJC in Catalonia

Constitutional Court sums up jurisprudence on Catalan leaders: all appeals rejected

Divided court rejects last appeals from Bassa and Forn, backing the Supreme Court's basis for sedition sentences

An even-more-divided Constitutional Court rejects Junqueras and Romeva appeals

Human Rights Court affirms it is aware of the "significance" of "the Catalan cases"

ECHR president says court's new ability to prioritize certain cases based on broader criteria "will come into play"

European Left denounces the EU's "unjustifiable silence" on Catalonia

Sànchez and Cuixart, four years on from 20th September protest: "It was a trap"

Judge who sat on Catalan leaders' trial accused of being illegally assigned to case

Court breached rights of Sànchez and Cuixart, say dissenting Spanish judges

Cuixart says prisoners "won't accept humiliation" as court asks for pardon submissions

Returned Catalan exile Serret affirms "democratic mandate of 2017 referendum" to judge

Judge confirms referendum charges against 29 Catalan government officials

'Not guilty' verdict for members of 2017 Catalan referendum's electoral commission

Catalan referendum officers say head constitutional judge exonerated them in interview

Court rules against Barcelona's UPF university for supporting political prisoners

A second Spanish constitutional judge withdraws from Catalan independence cases