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In contrast to 1982 inquests, jury had five permissible verdicts open to them, including unlawful killing
Reform plan will create two-tier legal system and is not in best interests of families, say campaigners
Abuse and coercive control/exploitation of at-risk adults should be criminalised, says commission report
Ms Justice Úna Ní Raifeartaigh will take up role on the Strasbourg-based court later this year
Limited sentencing options for those turning 18 during the criminal process creates ‘unfairness’ judge says
Judge from ‘a family of learning, not of privilege’ says Supreme Court is ‘much more reflective of society than it is perceived’
Mullin welcomes ‘satisfactory’ outcome in case over alleged €1.8m debt
Man gets protection order against ‘compulsive gambler’ wife over alleged ‘hostile and threatening’ behaviour
Commencement of independent Irish courts in 1924 ‘the moment when the silence of the Gael in the courts of law is broken’
Artificial Intelligence is ‘looming challenge’ to courts, District Court president tells centenary conference
Wigs and gowns were trappings of an alien regime, first Chief Justice thought - with a colourful alternative proposed
Property buyers/sellers highly satisfied with solicitor conveyancing services but few shop around - survey
Supreme Court decision met with dismay by some personal injuries lawyers, but others say it provides much-needed clarification for all involved in claims
‘Insurers have a responsibility to reflect this in their premiums’
Woman not entitled to have her injury assessed under earlier guidelines, Supreme Court rules