Explainer: What happened with the Graham Dwyer data retention case in the Supreme Court?
Dwyer was convicted of the murder of Elaine O’Hara in 2015.
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Dwyer was convicted of the murder of Elaine O’Hara in 2015.
Chief Justice Frank Clarke said the three central questions in the case “each involve difficult issues”.
The Data Protection Commissioner has found that there is no lawful basis for retaining information from PSC applications.
Dwyer’s legal team had argued that the use of this data was unconstitutional.
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The minister said she is satisfied the time limit doesn’t need to be changed – for now, at least.
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Digital rights campaigners said that the Government is relying on ‘makey-uppy’ legal interpretations.
Digital Rights Ireland hard argued that the rules requiring operators to keep call details were against fundamental rights.
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