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Mary O'Toole SC Mary O'Toole SC has been appointed to review cases submitted to the Magdalen Restorative Justice Scheme where a woman's length of stay in a Magdalen institution is in dispute.

Richard Grogan Employment law solicitor Richard Grogan of Richard Grogan & Associates writes on a case involving protected disclosures under the Protected Disclosure Act 2014.

The solicitor acting for former rugby player Stuart Olding has called for a review of all rape and sexual assault cases in Northern Ireland. Belfast-based solicitor Joe Rice said he had concerns about how evidence was being collected and handled following his client's nine-week rape trial before Bel

Jack Balmer Jack Balmer, associate solicitor at Tughans in Belfast, writes on a tough workplace issue.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan Legislation to transpose the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) into Irish law has come before the Dáil for second stage debate.

Grainne Teggart Amnesty International is intervening in the PSNI's court bid not to investigate alleged criminal acts committed during the interrogation of the Hooded Men in 1971.

A house in Newtownabbey has become the first property seized by the National Crime Agency (NCA) under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. NCA officers working as part of the Paramilitary Crime Task Force (PCTF) in Northern Ireland obtained a civil recovery order by consent.

Brendan McGuigan The interim Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland, Brendan McGuigan, has made 11 recommendations following an investigation into the death of David O'Driscoll.

Eight cops have been sacked after they pointed the finger at mice in the search for a half-ton of marijuana missing from a police warehouse. An inspection of a police warehouse for impounded drugs in Pilar, Argentina, confirmed that 540kg of marijuana was missing - part of a 6,000kg haul that had be

Photo credit: Austin Kirk, CC-BY 2.0 An enormous $117 million judgment against Johnson & Johnson in favour of a man who blamed his asbestos-related cancer on his use of J&J baby powder could lead to further litigation.

Academics from eight countries yesterday launched UCC School of Law's new Centre for Children's Rights and Family Law.

An 18-year-old man who is facing rape charges has been declined orders for various reliefs sought on the basis that there was culpable delay in the advancement of the investigation. It was argued that the effect of the delay was that the man, who was 16 at the time of the alleged offence, had lost t

Attorney General Séamus Woulfe SC The Attorney General will sit on the proposed new Judicial Appointments Commission under proposed Government amendments to the draft legislation, The Irish Times reports.

Victims' groups have called for a review of how Northern Ireland's criminal justice system deals with sexual violence cases. A letter from Victim Support NI, the Women's Aid Federation, Nexus NI and the Men's Advisory Project was published in the Belfast Telegraph and The Irish News today.

Professor Stephen Tierney There is a "real risk" that the UK government will struggle to pass essential legislation on leaving the EU before a vote on the final Brexit deal – with almost half of the bills needed yet to be introduced to Parliament.