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High Court to Rule on Legality of Detaining Accused Without Solicitors
The High Court is set to rule on the legality of detaining District Court accused individuals without solicitors, addressing 11 challenges to prison detentions. This decision will have significant implications for legal procedures.
24 Jul, 15:57 — 24 Jul, 18:00
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irish-timesHigh18d ago
High Court to rule on legality of detaining District Court accused without solicitors
Several people remanded in custody after appearing in court without representation due to ongoing legal aid dispute
By Fiachra Gallagher
Read full article →rte-newsMostly Factual18d ago
High Court due to rule on 11 prison detention challenges
The High Court will give its ruling next week in 11 cases where people have challenged their detention in prison because they did not have solicitors due to the current dispute over legal aid.
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