Justice Paul Carney

Man convicted in 2010 on two counts of indecent assault and sentenced to three years

Ireland has seen only a handful of cases involving minors accused of murder or rape

John Adams made victims take Polaroid pictures of themselves as he molested them

Dariusz Alchimionek was convicted based on ‘perverse’ jury verdict, against judge’s advice

If accused can subjectively show they felt provoked manslaughter verdict can be given

Several legal authorities call for provocation to be replaced or codified in legislation

State conceded accused was legally insane at the time of road collision that killed teenager

Are rape trials as they currently stand a fair way to deal with the crime? Victims share their experiences of the legal system

Appeal court hears that juror conducted ‘experiment’

Farah Swaleh Noor, a Kenyan, was killed and his body parts dumped in Royal Canal in 2005

Daniel McDonnell jailed for life for murder of Melanie McCarthy McNamara in 2012

Court of Appeal said sentencing judge erred in placing offence too far on scale of seriousness

Lovemore Dube (28) had pleaded guilty to attacking woman in her Cork home