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High Court Overturns Judge's Dismissal of Speeding Cases
The High Court ruled that a judge was wrong to dismiss 34 speeding cases because he felt the speed limit was 'unjust.' This decision clarifies that judges cannot dismiss cases based on personal opinions about the fairness of laws.
22 May, 06:57 — 22 May, 10:00
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irish-timesHigh79d ago
‘What are rules for?’: Town blighted by speeding drivers baffled by judge’s dismissal of 34 cases
High Court has ruled Judge Andrew Cody’s approach was wrong and ‘manifestly inappropriate’
By Mary Carolan
Read full article →the-journal79d ago
High Court says judge was wrong not to convict speeding drivers because he felt limit was 'unjust'
Mr Justice Cian Ferriter said the judge’s comments were “manifestly” in breach of fair procedures.
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First report: the-journal · 22 May, 06:57|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
