Misconduct by judges: Only one of 232 complaints against judges found admissible
Chief Justice said most complaints showed a ‘misunderstanding’ of the Judicial Council’s conduct regime
Chief Justice said most complaints showed a ‘misunderstanding’ of the Judicial Council’s conduct regime
Ireland’s legal system has a long tradition of judicial pronouncements that are long, turgid and repetitive- why change now?
Three top judges found no apparent urgency, as matter is to be heard by Court of Appeal next month
The top court said Brian Murray’s appeal raises issues of “significant” public importance
Harte Peat argued some land considered by High Court not being extracted when EPA brought application
Six windows, including four known as the Four Orders and two as the Swan Yard windows, are said to be worth €1m
Court’s earlier ruling on phone metadata admissibility issues was a significant blow to Dwyer
Sere Holdings appeal granted on basis IAS Medical did not meet turnover requirement
Defendant, who has shown no remorse for her actions, given three-year prison term by Court of Appeal
Action initiated by unsuccessful bidder
Former Fine Gael TD and minister of State resumed law career after losing Dublin North Central seat in 1989
Judges impose 20 year disqualification on Brian Kelly (43) over Co Laois incident in which Claire Hennessy died
Dermot O’Callaghan (58) appealed against severity of eight-year sentence
Court of Appeal rejects Michael Farrell’s case that his five-and-a-half-year sentence was excessive
Former chief executive of Custom House Capital was jailed for role in €61m fraud
Court of Appeal presidency is second most senior judicial position in the State
High Court found against master of a vessel in weighing dispute at Killybegs
High Court does not rule on costs as it may be unjust for academic to pay for failed application with a wider case to follow
Court hears parent company had no legal entitlement to the aircraft
Judge’s decision to grant a suspended sentence to Cathal Crotty for ‘vicious’ assault on Natasha O’Brien has provoked controversy
The administration of justice for violent men is out of kilter with our values and we can no longer suspend disbelief
Complaint concerning processing of personal data was made by Irish Council for Civil Liberties senior fellow
Judge criticises failure of High Court and legal teams in regard to personal injury guidelines
Judge was informed that an out-of-court agreement had been reached, and the court was satisfied to make an order for John Tobin to exit his bankruptcy
Dwyer made similar, not identical, arguments in appeal against murder conviction
The 41-year-old woman and 53-year-old man had denied a number of offences and appealed the sentence
Wexford businessman has still not provided information about his assets as required under Bankruptcy Act, judge says
Convicted killer claimed use of CCTV in case was breach of right to privacy
The High Court declared in 2011 that the sum was the proceeds of crime
Appeal court had ruled that materials seized under search warrant could not be used in disciplinary process absent legislation
The court cut short a hearing of her case last week, opting instead to base its decision on written submissions
Dundon was sentenced to life in prison in 2013 for the murder of Shane Geoghegan
A written decision on the appeal will be given at a later point
Lawyers had objected to use of confession to gardaí two days after stabbing, saying Puska was under influence of painkiller
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