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Cunning cops have tried to lure in fugitives with the promise of catching a rare Pokémon in GPS-based mobile game sensation Pokémon Go. A tongue-in-cheek invitation extended on Facebook to a list of more than 500 "lucky" fugitives urges them to hurry to the police headquarters' booking area.

A man found guilty of murder almost twenty years ago has failed in his application to the High Court alleging unlawful detention. The convicted murderer, who is serving a life sentence in Portlaoise prison, made an application in an informal letter to the High Court alleging that he is being unlawfu

Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald A former top civil servant is expected to be named head of the Legal Services Regulatory Authority today.

The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC)'s annual report for 2015 has been laid before the Oireachtas. Just under 2,000 complaints were received by the Garda Ombudsman last year, of which 1,102 were admissible. The most common complaints were around abuse of authority and neglect of duty.

Pictured (l-r): Claire Sugden and James Brokenshire Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Claire Sugden yesterday met with the new Northern Ireland Secretary James Brokenshire during his first visit to Belfast since his appointment.

John Guerin, president of the Law Society The Law Society of Northern Ireland has announced that one of its past presidents, Patrick Jemphrey, has passed away.

Chantal-Aimee Doerries QC, chairman of the Bar of England and Wales The Bar of Ireland and The Bar of Northern Ireland have joined colleagues in England, Wales and Scotland in expressing concern about the rule of law in Turkey.

Cian Moriarity Nasc, the Irish Immigrant Support Centre, is hosting a "One Stop Shop" event in collaboration with organisations throughout Cork to promote greater participation and integration of local migrant communities.

A firm of funeral directors has become the first business of its type to establish itself as an alternative business structure (ABS), Legal Futures reports. Lodge Brothers Legal Services offers fixed-fee will, probate and powers of attorney services.

A man has been accused of using a stolen human brain to get high. Joshua Long, 26, was charged with abuse of a corpse after a relative discovered a human brain stuffed into a WalMart bag.

The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed a businessman's claim that the Moriarty Tribunal of Inquiry into Payments to Charles Haughey and Michael Lowry had incorrectly restricted the cross-examination of a key witness at its public hearings. The five-judge Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the

Paul McGarry SC Paul McGarry SC was named chairman of The Bar Council of Ireland on Friday.

David Conlan Smyth SC, barrister and chair of the CCBE’s migration law working group The Law Society of Ireland and The Bar of Ireland have announced their backing for a legal aid initiative in support of refugees engulfed in Greece’s ongoing migrant crisis.

Professor Laurence Gormley, professor of European Law at the University of Groningen A record number of commercial- and business-related disputes were sent to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) last year.

Northern Ireland Secretary James Brokenshire Northern Ireland Secretary James Brokenshire will visit Belfast today for the first time since his Cabinet appointment.