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The Bar of Ireland has backed proposals to include non-citizens on juries for the first time. The Department of Justice recently consulted on recommendations made by the Law Reform Commission in a paper on jury reform published more than a decade ago.

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An American politician has been roundly mocked after sharing an image of a downed "drone" which was actually a Star Wars prop. Doug Mastriano, a US army veteran and Republican member of the Pennsylvania Senate, later claimed he was joking after he posted the image of the TIE fighter to X, formerly T

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Northern Ireland's criminal courts will grind to a halt in January after criminal barristers announced a significant escalation of their industrial action over legal aid fees. Members of the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) are to withdraw from appearing in all legally aided Crown Court cases listed b

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The European Commission has opened formal proceedings against TikTok in response to concerns about foreign interference in the Romanian presidential election. TikTok is suspected of breaching the Digital Services Act (DSA) in relation to its obligation to properly assess and mitigate systemic risks

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Global law firm DLA Piper has said it expects an increase in global infrastructure investment over the next 24 months, despite a decline in the value of global infrastructure M&A deals. A survey carried out by Infralogic on behalf of the firm found that seven in 10 senior executives in the

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The UK has been referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) for its alleged failure to comply with EU law on free movement of EU citizens and their family members at the end of 2020. The European Commission believes there were several shortcomings in the UK's implementation of the

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