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Security experts have warned that gardaí are dependent on UK intelligence to track international criminals living in Ireland, the Sunday Business Post reports. Dr Edward Burke, director of the Centre for Conflict, Security and Terrorism in Nottingham, said gardaí’s heavy reliance

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The anonymous blogger known as the "Secret Barrister" has encouraged the incoming Director of Public Prosecutions to make surprise court visits to see the "daily pressures" on the system. Max Hill QC begins a five-year term as head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) today, succeeding Alison Saun

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A copy of the novel Lady Chatterley's Lover used by the judge in the obscenity trial over the book in 1969 has sold for £56,000 at auction. An anonymous online bidder picked up the book, which was expected to fetch £15,000.

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Investment company Solar 21 has announced the appointment of Ronan O'Grady as head of legal in its Dublin headquarters. Mr O'Grady is a solicitor and tax advisor with over 10 years' legal and tax experience across multiple sectors in relation to corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, real esta

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A judge of the District Court has backed calls for a more transparent process to appoint presidents of the Irish courts. The presidencies of both the District Court and the Circuit Court are set to become vacant next year as Judge Rosemary Horgan and Mr Justice Raymond Groarke's seven-year terms com

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Wicklow solicitor Joseph Buckley has failed in a bid to challenge the Taxing Master's decision to cut the legal bill he sent a client by €650,000. Mr Buckley took the dispute with his client Denis Doyle to the High Court after he was ordered in January 2017 to slash his bill, the Irish Independ

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The Isle of Man is set to become the first jurisdiction in these islands to decriminalise abortion after a major milestone for abortion reform legislation. The House of Keys, the island's lower house of parliament, unanimously backed the Abortion Reform Bill 2018 yesterday with three minor amendment

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