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Human rights lawyers in Denmark have pushed back against government proposals to double criminal penalties in designated "ghettoes". Birgitte Arent Eiriksson, attorney and project leader at Justitia, Denmark's first judicial think tank, said she could not see how the proposal was compatible with equ

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Over 3,000 people are now receiving the latest legal news from both sides of the Irish border on Twitter. The @IrishLegalNews account hit 3,000 followers yesterday and continues to grow alongside ILN's Facebook page, which recently hit 1,000 likes, and our brand-new LinkedIn page.

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The House of Lords EU Justice Sub-Committee has written to immigration minister Caroline Nokes MP to express its disappointment at the response it received regarding the rights of EU citizens. A number of the concerns raised by the committee have been ignored entirely, and others have received an in

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Acid has been classified as a "highly dangerous weapon" in sentencing guidelines in a bid to crack down on acid attacks, The Brief reports. The classification appears in the latest advice from the Sentencing Council for England and Wales, but was absent from a draft published in October.

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A father and son who had €20,000 in cash seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau have successfully argued that the cash should have been excluded from evidence as it was unconstitutionally obtained on foot of an invalid search warrant. Ms Justice Iseult O’Malley emphasised that the Court should not

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