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Supreme Court Tightens Reporting Restrictions In Criminal Cases Involving Child Defendants

Last month, Ms Justice Iseult O'Malley, delivering judgment on behalf of a three-judge Supreme Court, overruled a landmark Court of Appeal judgment...

Ireland Litigation

RL

RDJ LLP

Three Years Of Coco's Law: Impact And Analysis Of The Harassment And Harmful Communications Act 2020

The Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act 2020 ("the Act") was recently subject to its first official review by the Department of Justice.

Ireland Criminal

MF

McCann Fitzgerald

Central Bank Remarks On Combatting Financial Crime

We analyse the comments made at a Future of Financial Intelligence Sharing Event in Dublin.

European Union Criminal

WF

William Fry

Case Update: An Employee's Right To Silence

Does an employee's right to silence in the context of a criminal investigation or criminal procedures permit them to refuse to comply with the directions of their employer?...

Ireland Employment

AC

Arthur Cox

Court Of Appeal Clarifies Law On Identification Of Child Defendants Who Turn 18 In The Course Of Criminal Proceedings

Ireland Criminal

RL

RDJ LLP

New Bill On Hate Speech And Hate Crimes Should Lead To Improved Outcomes For Victims

Ireland Criminal

WF

William Fry

CJEU Confirms EU Law Precludes The General And Indiscriminate Retention Of Telephony Data For Combating Serious Crime

European Union Media & IT

M

Matheson

ePrivacy: EU Regulation Introduced To Allow Companies To Tackle Online Child Sexual Abuse

European Union Privacy

AC

Arthur Cox

Perjury Is Now A Statutory Offence: What Impact Has This For Businesses?

Ireland Litigation

WF

William Fry

Reporting On Crimes Against Children

Ireland Criminal

DE

Dillon Eustace

Employer Entitled To Use WhatsApp Messages, Uncovered During Criminal Investigation, In Subsequent Workplace Investigation

Ireland Privacy

AC

Arthur Cox

Litigation In Ireland... A Whole New World

Ireland Litigation

RL

RDJ LLP

Court Of Appeal Decision Marks Radical Departure From Normal Media Reporting Regarding Deceased Child Victims Of Crime

Ireland Criminal

RL

RDJ LLP

Unintended Consequences Of The Law

Ireland Media & IT

DE

Dillon Eustace

Between Prohibition And Reform: Recent Developments In Irish Litigation Funding

Ireland Litigation

RL

RDJ LLP

CSRD: Irish Government Announces Support For Omnibus As Stop-the-clock Is Approved By The European Parliament

Ireland Commercial

M

Matheson

Governing AI, Powering Innovation Video Series

Ireland Technology

AC

Arthur Cox

Europe's Digital Soup: Navigating AI, NIS2, DORA, DSA, DMA And The Rest Of The EU's Tech Regulations

Ireland Technology

WF

William Fry

Meta Platforms Ireland v Data Protection Commission – Importance Of Expediency In Challenges To Decisions Of Public Bodies

Ireland Litigation

MF

McCann Fitzgerald

Staying On The Right Side Of The Law: Responding To Law Enforcement Requests In Compliance With The GDPR

In this briefing, we consider some of the issues that arise in dealing with requests by law enforcement authorities to produce records that contain personal data.

Ireland Privacy

AC

Arthur Cox

Remote Hearings – Irish Courts Update

The Civil Law and Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2020 (the "Act") was signed in to law on 6 August 2020 with most provisions commenced on 21 August 2020.

Ireland Litigation

W

Walkers

Stating The Truth – The Civil Law And Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2020

The Civil Law and Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2020 ("the Act") is now in force.

Ireland Litigation

PL

Philip Lee

A New Statutory Exception To The Rule Against Hearsay

A new statutory exception to the Rule against Hearsay – The Civil Law and Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2020

Ireland Criminal

M

Matheson

A New Tort Of Grooming? A Circumspect View From The Irish Courts

Ireland Litigation

CC

Clyde & Co

Criminal Justice (International Co-Operation) Act 2019: Broader Than The Troubles?

Ireland Criminal

AC

Arthur Cox

Health App Helps Prove Murder

Ireland Media & IT

MH

Mason Hayes & Curran

Recent Court Rulings With Implications For Irish Competition And Regulatory Investigations

Ireland Anti-trust

M

Matheson

Supreme Court Upholds The Mandatory Reporting Obligation For Serious Crimes

Ireland Criminal

M

Matheson

Supreme Court Confirms That "Officially Induced Error" Can Halt A Criminal Trial

Ireland Criminal

DE

Dillon Eustace

Globalisation Of Criminal Evidence And Changes On The Horizon

Ireland Criminal

MH

Mason Hayes & Curran

Can We Protect Our Businesses From Cyber Threats? New EU Cyber Security Regulations Published

European Union Technology

AC

Arthur Cox

Business Crime 2019

Ireland Criminal

M

Matheson

Mandatory Reporting- Childrens First Act 2015

Ireland Criminal

RL

RDJ LLP

Globalisation Of Criminal Evidence And Changes On The Horizon

The rise of internet-based communications has complicated the ability of law enforcement to gather evidence in criminal investigations.

Ireland Criminal

MH

Mason Hayes & Curran

Can We Protect Our Businesses From Cyber Threats? New EU Cyber Security Regulations Published

For Irish businesses deemed to be Operators of Essential Services or Digital Service Providers new cyber security regulations impose comprehensive standards in cybersecurity.

European Union Technology

AC

Arthur Cox

Business Crime 2019

Under Irish law, offences are divided between summary (minor) offences and indictable (serious) offences.

Ireland Criminal

M

Matheson

Mandatory Reporting- Childrens First Act 2015

Mandatory Reporting and Child Safeguarding Statements will become law in just over 2 months. The remaining provisions of the Children First Act 2015 will come into effect on the 11th of December next.

Ireland Criminal

RL

RDJ LLP

What Is It You Haven't Told Me?

Ireland Criminal

AC

Arthur Cox

Criminal Justice Act 2013

The Criminal Justice Act, 2013, which amends the Criminal Justice Act 2010 was signed into law on the 12th June 2013.

Ireland Criminal

DE

Dillon Eustace

Cybercrime In Ireland - Recent Legislative Developments

The Criminal Justice Act 2011 came into effect on 9th August 2011 and was enacted with the aim of granting An Garda Síochána more extensive powers to investigate "serious and complex offences".

Ireland Criminal

AC

Arthur Cox

Bill Aims To Tackle Corrupt Practices - Irish Times 2 July 2012

The Minister for Justice and Equality recently published the draft scheme of the Criminal Justice (Corruption) Bill 2012, 123 years after the enactment of the statute that is the basis of our current law.

Ireland Criminal

MH

Mason Hayes & Curran

Court Takes Into Account Duty Of "Fidelity To The Nation And Loyalty To The State"… "In A Time Of Fiscal Emergency" When Imposing Sentence

The Court of Criminal Appeal recently imposed a nine year sentence in a case of significant and systematic fraud on the public revenue involving illegal tax evasion and social security fraud.

Ireland Criminal

MH

Mason Hayes & Curran

New Draft Child Protection Legislation And New Standards For The Protection And Welfare Of Children

Ireland Criminal

MH

Mason Hayes & Curran

Criminal Justice Act 2011

Ireland Litigation

AC

Arthur Cox

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