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The Supreme Court has determined that the Court of Appeal erred in directing a retrial on an indictment which had subsequently been amended by the Special Criminal Court at trial. Delivering judgment for the Supreme Court, Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly explained that “the jurisdiction of the Cour

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The composer of the iconic opening song to Disney's The Lion King is suing a comedian for $27 million for prodding fun at its lyrics. Circle of Life begins with the Zulu-language lyrics: "Nants ingonyama bagithi Baba Sithi uhm ingonyama."

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New research by the Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) has highlighted the connections between poverty, deprivation and criminalisation. The From Punishment to Prevention: Poverty, Inequality and Pathways into the Irish Criminal Justice System report finds that poverty, inequality, and socioeconom

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A review of the role and functions of the Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR) is now under way. The review will seek to determine the future role of the OPR; how to best align plan review, examination, and training functions within the Irish planning system; the optimal use of resources to achiev

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An annual fundraising event in memory of Jane Anne Rothwell BL has raised €9,880 for the Irish Cancer Society. The Cork Bar has raised tens of thousands of euros at its Daffodil Day events since Ms Rothwell passed away in 2018.

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Presidential pardons will no longer be considered for offences which took place prior to the founding of the Irish Free State in 1922 under a new approach proposed by the government. In recent years, four posthumous pardons have been granted in relation to convictions which pre-date the foundation o

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A woman who slapped googly eyes on a divisive sculpture has been convicted of marking graffiti and ordered to pay compensation. Amelia Vanderhorst, 20, filmed herself making the humorous additions to the Cast in Blue sculpture in the southern Australian city of Mount Gambier while high on MDMA and d

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A "security gap" around the use of air passenger information for law enforcement and counter-terrorism purposes is to be closed under legislative amendments proposed by the government. The government yesterday agreed to introduce amendments to the Criminal Law and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions

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