Justice

  • Policing: A new era

    An Garda Síochána is adapting to deal with the greatest period of societal change since its formation in 1922, Deputy…

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  • Crime and punishment

    UCD Professor of Criminology Ian O’Donnell discusses rising prison rates and alternatives to custody with Stephen Dineen. “People sometimes think…

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  • Improving prison standards

    A capital reform programme is underway to update Ireland’s out-dated prison estate. Reducing re-offending through rehabilitation is key, Irish Prison…

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  • Delayed reactions

    Acting Chief Inspector of Criminal Justice Northern Ireland (CJI) Brendan McGuigan talks to Stephen Dineen about the need for political…

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  • Rights for those wronged

    Greg Heylin, Director of the Victims of Crime Office, tells Stephen Dineen about the proposed Victims Directive and the pivotal…

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  • Solving problems in the legal system

    Ireland’s legal system is dysfunctional, inefficient and costly. Irish Times Legal Affairs Editor Carol Coulter discusses her potential solutions with…

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  • General overview

    eolas outlines the main tenets of the criminal justice system. The criminal justice system and its main components of law…

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  • Human rights reviewed

    Ireland’s human rights record was examined by the UN’s universal periodic review this year. eolas reports. The Government has promised…

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  • Criminal Justice Bill 2011

    Purpose: to strengthen Garda powers of investigation into white collar crime and to allow the 24-hour detention period to be…

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  • Brendan Howlin TD

    Brendan Howlin represents Wexford and is Deputy Leader of the Labour Party. He was first elected to the Dáil in…

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