The absence of a statutory system for reprimanding judges probably means that Mr Justice Séamus Woulfe cannot be reprimanded without his consent, according to legal academics who spoke to The Irish Times. They also said that the controversy, including that caused by the transcript of Mr Justice Woulfe’s interview with retired chief justice Susan Denham,…...
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More than 125 criminal illegal aliens, including those convicted of murder, were arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency after the sanctuary state of California set them free. In a sting from September 18 to October 3, known as Operation Rise, ICE agents arrested more than 125 illegal aliens across California, 95 percent…...
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Updated / Wednesday, 7 Oct 2020 22:56 The Dying with Dignity Bill won by a margin of 10 votes in the Dáil A Bill aiming to legalise assisted dying has passed a legislative hurdle in the Dáil and will now proceed to detailed scrutiny. TDs voted in favour of the Dying with Dignity Bill by 81-71 and…...
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The government is seeking to legalize abortion until the 14th week of pregnancy, a relatively long period by international standards. The decision follows a ruling by the Constitutional Court in April last year that the law prohibiting abortion is unconstitutional. According to the Justice Ministry on Tuesday, the relevant laws will be revised to permit…...
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The United Kingdom, like many other countries around the world are right now, is in the grips of a dangerous second wave of COVID-19, having so far recorded over 42,000 deaths due to the pandemic. On Sep 24 the government introduced a strict 10pm curfew on licensed venues, similar to curfews imposed in Melbourne this…...
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The absence of a statutory system for reprimanding judges probably means that Mr Justice Séamus Woulfe cannot be reprimanded without his consent, according to legal academics who spoke to The Irish Times. They also said that the controversy, including that caused by the transcript of Mr Justice Woulfe’s interview with retired chief justice Susan Denham,…...
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More than 125 criminal illegal aliens, including those convicted of murder, were arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency after the sanctuary state of California set them free. In a sting from September 18 to October 3, known as Operation Rise, ICE agents arrested more than 125 illegal aliens across California, 95 percent…...
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Updated / Wednesday, 7 Oct 2020 22:56 The Dying with Dignity Bill won by a margin of 10 votes in the Dáil A Bill aiming to legalise assisted dying has passed a legislative hurdle in the Dáil and will now proceed to detailed scrutiny. TDs voted in favour of the Dying with Dignity Bill by 81-71 and…...
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The government is seeking to legalize abortion until the 14th week of pregnancy, a relatively long period by international standards. The decision follows a ruling by the Constitutional Court in April last year that the law prohibiting abortion is unconstitutional. According to the Justice Ministry on Tuesday, the relevant laws will be revised to permit…...
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The United Kingdom, like many other countries around the world are right now, is in the grips of a dangerous second wave of COVID-19, having so far recorded over 42,000 deaths due to the pandemic. On Sep 24 the government introduced a strict 10pm curfew on licensed venues, similar to curfews imposed in Melbourne this…...
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