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# Justice

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UN told symphysiotomy patients were 'operated upon wide awake and often screaming'
Austerity has 'weakened' the human rights of Ireland's most vulnerable
'It's like an army general giving orders: You do what you're told' - Varadkar
Primary school kids MUST be taught the dangers of cyber-bullying, Govt advised
Government announces legislation to support Magdalene survivors
Garda Commissioner admits 'listening hasn't always been a priority'
Minister: No, we don't throw people out of asylum centres with just a sleeping bag
Thieves pay back restaurant owner after he shamed them on Facebook
Should Ireland have a firearms licensing body?
Three young men arrested over murder of Thomas Dooley have been released without charge
GSOC bugging report expected to be discussed by Cabinet tomorrow
Alex White thinks Enda Kenny fired the Garda Commissioner... maybe
John Kerry: Snowden should "man-up" and come back to America
Eamon Gilmore: 'I think we’ve had a bad couple of months'
Mary Lou's 20-minute wonder underlines the need for top official to explain Gardagate - for his own sake
Justice Committee to Secretary General: We will ask you about Guerin Report
Family of woman murdered in Cork believe French trial will still take place
Government agrees to independent review of the Department of Justice
Guerin report which cost Shatter job is revealed
Here's what Twitter thinks of Frances Fitzgerald's appointment
Garda chief confident Adrian Donohoe's killers will be brought to justice
9 songs that were scandalously robbed of the No1 spot
Taoiseach says three dozen allegations of garda wrongdoing have come across his desk
Ireland handed over 157 people on European arrest warrants in 2013
A motion of confidence in Alan Shatter passed by 95 votes to 51
Justice Committee not calling anyone in on GardaGate ... yet
Monument to 222 lost Bethany children to be unveiled at ceremony
New Garda Commissioner holds meeting on restoring trust in force
Official report: Justice Dept didn’t think Callinan’s taping revelations were that important
'Motorists were wrongly fined' --- speed camera whistleblower
Department of Justice protesters to appear in court later this month
Column: Pride, arrogance and the impotence of political leadership in GardaGate
Aaron McKenna
"Resign rather than apologise?" - The reaction to Martin Callinan stepping down
Here's what Alan Shatter has to say about Martin Callinan
Shutting down social media and 11 other motions at the Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis
Court of Criminal Appeal says eight year sentence for firearms offence was 'excessive'
From 'Mighty Mouse' to 'Church Mouse': Dara Calleary on Enda Kenny's week
Here’s What Happened Today: Wednesday
Man freed from Death Row after 26 years as judge rules he was innocent