Juvenile Crime: what next?
What is it we do not understand about crime? It used to be the case that “if you do the crime be prepared to do the time.” That adage simply doesn’t apply to juvenile crime in Limerick. At least not...
View ArticleJuvenile Crime: what next?
What is it we do not understand about crime? It used to be the case that “if you do the crime be prepared to do the time.” That adage simply doesn’t apply to juvenile crime in Limerick. At least not...
View ArticleBankruptcy Amendment Bill to go to President.
The Bankruptcy (Amendment) Bill 2015 passed through both Houses of the Oireachtas yesterday the 17th. The Bill is expected to go before the President to be signed into law. Welcoming the passing of the...
View ArticleReporting on Irish family court: Waterford
That justice must not only be done but also should be seen to be done is a legal adage, which in fact refers to English case law on the impartiality and recusal of judges. However it is broadly...
View ArticleCameras in Court
The on line publication, The Lawyer, has reported that that the Irish Republic’s Law Reform Commission has recommended that court proceedings be televised. The rational behind this recommendation is:...
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