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High Court Rules 'Denial of Justice' for Accused Held Due to Solicitors Dispute
The High Court has ruled that an accused individual held in custody due to a dispute with solicitors suffered a 'fundamental denial of justice.' This decision highlights concerns about access to legal representation and fair process.
29 Jul, 14:22 — 29 Jul, 17:00
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irish-independent35d ago
Accused held in custody due to solicitors dispute suffered ‘fundamental denial of justice, High Court rules
By Tim Healy
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'Denial of justice' for some refused bail - High Court
The High Court has ruled there was a fundamental denial of justice for a number of people who were refused bail while not legally represented in the District Court because of the current solicitors' dispute.
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First report: rte-news · 29 Jul, 14:22|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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