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Judges set out priorities for level five work

Judges set out priorities for level five The judiciary and the Courts Service have said they will continue to ensure that every effort is made to keep courts open and safe during restrictions under

Act on direct provision report — IHREC

Act on direct provision report — IHREC The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) has welcomed a report published yesterday (21 October) which recommended that the current direct

‘Replace direct provision by mid-2023'

‘Replace direct provision by mid-2023' Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth Roderic O’Gorman has said the Government agrees with the finding of an advisory group that

Brexit progress on legal texts ‘within reach’

Brexit progress on legal texts ‘within reach’ The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator has told the European Parliament that a deal with the UK is “within reach”. Michel Barnier told MEPs there could be an

No new criminal jury trials under lockdown

No new criminal jury trials under lockdown There will be no new jury trials for criminal proceedings in the High Court while the country is under level five restrictions for a six-week period from

AGSI raises questions on house party crackdown

AGSI raises questions on house party crackdown The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) has expressed concern about proposed new legislation which would allow Gardaí to impose fines

‘Concerning’ jump in online child abuse material

‘Concerning’ jump in online child abuse material Hotline.ie has found that one in five webpages assessed as displaying images and videos of child sexual abuse last year included a paywall.

DCU to host virtual National Moot Court Competition 2020

DCU to virtually host 2020 national moot court contest This year's 11th National Moot Court Competition, hosted by Dublin City University (DCU) and sponsored by A&L Goodbody, will take place on

WRC procedures present barrier to low-paid workers, says CLM

WRC procedures 'barrier' to low-paid workers – CLM Community Law & Mediation (CLM) has said that access to civil legal aid must be prioritised by the Government, amid concerns that the COVID-19

Trump’s insults to EU leaders ‘embarrassing’

Trump’s insults to EU leaders ‘embarrassing’ A former US diplomat has said that the transatlantic relationship is suffering its deepest crisis in the last 75 years. Speaking at a DCU Brexit Institute
Spent convictions can aid rehabilitation

Spent convictions can aid rehabilitation The Department of Justice has published two research papers on spent convictions, having launched a public consultation on the issue earlier this month. At

‘Cogent medical reason’ for Woulfe postponement

‘Cogent medical reason’ for Woulfe postponement Chief Justice Frank Clarke was due to meet with Mr Justice Woulfe this afternoon  Earlier today the Chief Justice received correspondence on behalf of

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