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# Justice

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Cameras worn by gardaí could help bring 'swifter, fairer justice for victims'
A 27-year wait for justice - The Hillsborough timeline
Obama asks Republicans to 'rise above the venom' after judge's unexpected death
How the death of this Supreme Court judge has sparked a huge political battle
Gardaí accuse senior management of bullying members
New laws on the way to curb the spread of pubs and off licences
Almost half of parents would not choose a Christian school for their child if they had the option
Six arrested in Silvestras Stoskus murder investigation
"He did society’s dirty work": Tributes paid to criminal court judge Paul Carney
To my attacker: 'I want you to see I'm not defeated'
Paul Murphy: It's quite shocking gardaí are 'spying' on water protesters
More members of staff are stealing from their employers
A woman who claimed her baby was taken from her as she breastfed has been charged by police
A court for vandals and anti-social behaviour is coming to Dublin
Will the new 'Bail Bill' actually prevent murders, robberies and kidnappings?
Teenager jailed after gardaí catch him by using the 'Find my iPhone' app
2,500 people officially became Irish today
Frances Fitzgerald's new crime bill: What's in it - and what will it mean for victims?
Erin Brockovich tells Berkeley families it's her "duty" to offer them assistance
Penalty point dodgers who fail to produce a driving licence in court could face prosecution
We're spending €135m on new courthouses to help cut waiting lists
Family of garda who took his own life do not want GSOC involved in investigation into his death
No more being a private investigator just for fun - you now need a licence
Six stabbings in six weeks: Prisons are 'the most dangerous workplaces' in Ireland
'No special honours' for soldiers, prison staff, gardaí who served during The Troubles
'The real cost of Hillsborough is not quantifiable'
The Prison Service made 166 requests for armed escorts last year
'I could still feel the punches to my head as I ran up the road with my son'
Anti-Deportation Ireland: ALL members of asylum reform group should resign
More than 700 tourists were mugged last year
'Luas security guards have better stab vests than prison officers'
'Members of Travelling community too young to drink, drive or smoke crossing border to get married'
Fancy being the gardaí's second-in-command?
Should sports arenas have 'no alcohol' areas so kids aren't sharing stands with drunks?
Fiona Doyle: There are women out there who facilitate the rape and abuse of their children
Graham Dwyer trial will not begin until Thursday
Has the Government "pared back" what was promised to Magdalene survivors?
370 new cars and vans are on their way to the gardaí
How many died in Magdalene laundries? Survivors at odds with Government on the figures
Calls for new child grooming law to ban online vigilante 'paedophile hunters'