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UCD Law scoops title in closely-fought contest

Blackhall hosts national negotiation competition

40 TY pupils are Solicitors of the Future

A public legal education week at Law Society
40 TY pupils are Solicitors of the Future

Public legal education week at Law Society
'Can-do creatures'

When the first Director of Public Prosecutions Eamonn Barnes was appointed in 1975, there was very little thought given to the scope and resourcing of the new office.
Charities often stuck in ‘bad contracts’

Pro bono work fills information gap
DNA database ‘transformative’ for crime probes

FSI aided 180 body identifications last year

EU court urged to reject Meta appeal

An adviser to the EU’s highest court has said that it should reject two appeals by Meta Platforms Ireland against judgments made by the lower General Court.
Key defamation changes coming into effect

The majority of the measures contained in the recently enacted legislation on defamation are to come into effect from 1 March.
MEPs’ report urges common rape definition

A report by a committee of MEPs has called on the European Commission to propose new legislation that would include a common definition of rape.
Legal-aid flat-fee plan ‘deeply concerning’

Law Society to meet department on Thursday
Weak garda vetting and drug-testing worries PCSA

The garda oversight body has said that delays in implementing stronger vetting and drug-testing procedures for members of the force are “surprising”.
Two judges nominated to Supreme Court

Justices Brian O’Moore and Niamh Hyland named
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