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Jennie's Law to Allow Public Naming of Domestic Violence Convicts
A new law, dubbed 'Jennie's Law,' which will permit the public naming of individuals convicted of domestic violence, is set to be brought before the Cabinet. The Minister for Justice is championing this legislation to increase transparency and accountability in domestic violence cases.
7 Jun, 23:01 — 7 Jun, 23:05
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Minister for Justice to bring 'Jennie's Law' to Cabinet
The Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan will bring Jennie's Law to Cabinet this week to begin its passage through the Oireachtas for enactment.
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Law to allow public naming of those convicted of domestic violence to go to Cabinet
“Jennie’s law” is named after Jennifer Poole, who was murdered by her ex-partner in 2021.
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