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Minister presiding over solicitor dispute disaster - Dáil

The Minister for Justice is presiding over a "disaster" and "another week of chaos" in the criminal courts amid an ongoing dispute with solicitors, the Dáil has heard.

Justice Minister says he is ‘not for turning’ in row over criminal legal aid fees

New ‘one flat fee’ pay model to be challenged in the High Court 

Justice Minister says he intends to continue his approach to deportations

Jim O’Callaghan was at Dublin Airport on Monday to launch upgraded eGate facilities, part of the border management system operated by the Department of Justice

FF's Ardagh appointed Minister of State at Justice Dept

Fianna Fáil TD Catherine Ardagh has been appointed as Minister of State at the Department of Justice.

Minister urged to strengthen new law restricting disclosure of counselling notes

Attorney General has advised a ‘blanket ban’ on disclosure would be unconstitutional

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.

Attorney-General and EOCO boss hold high-level talks with US Justice Department

…One-sided extradition cooperation & Ofori-Atta’s return debate renewed The Criminal Division of the United States Department of Justice has disclosed holding discussions with...

Minister digging in on legal aid reforms after report flags solicitors 'maximising' earnings

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan says payment per appearance incentivises additional adjournments.

Minister to bring 'Jennie's Law' regarding domestic violence before Cabinet

Bringing the law to Cabinet, Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan says that if a person is convicted of a serious criminal offence before the courts, that is a public conviction an...

Minister to look at increasing new fees for solicitors

Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said he will be looking to see whether he can increase the new set fee of €455 for solicitors for criminal legal aid work.

New Attorney general Munroe dismisses conflict concerns

New Attorney general Munroe dismisses conflict concerns

Justice Minister speaks out on 'distressing' death of Yves Sakila and confirms investigation update

The 35-year-old died on Friday following an incident on Dublin’s Henry Street

Opposition calls on Justice Minister to withdraw comments that Jamaica does not have a human rights problem

Written by: Sugar Ray Thomas Opposition Spokesperson on Justice, Zulieka Jess is calling on Minister of Justice and Cons...

Minister raises legal aid fee for solicitors to €520

Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has increased the proposed flat fee for criminal legal aid solicitors in the district court to €520 from the original proposal of €455.

Criminal legal aid dispute affecting cases involving serious alleged offending, solicitors say

Minister for Justice is ‘not for turning’ when it comes to introduction of once-off €520 fee for District Court cases

Minister has no 'hard data' to back up legal fee reform

A senior counsel who practises in the criminal courts has said Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan does not have the "hard data" to back up his claims about reforming the payment...

Justice minister says solicitors comparing him to Trump is 'unfair'

Around 60 solicitors staged a walkout at the Criminal Court of Justice on Wednesday.

Justice minister says he won't buckle to pressure from solicitors over flat-fee legal aid change

Thousands of Disctrict Court cases have been adjourned due to solicitors withdrawing services.

Minister accused of 'Thatcher' approach to legal aid row

Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon has likened Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to "Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s" amid the dispute over the new legal aid payments scheme.

O'Callaghan 'not for turning' in legal aid fees row

Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said he is "not for turning" in relation to the dispute with solicitors over legal aid fees.

Opinion- AG Liz Murrill had a successful legislative session

Opinion- AG Liz Murrill had a successful legislative session

Cavan-Monaghan TD's calls prompts Justice Minister to ‘consider’ introducing new laws requiring character references to...

Taoiseach backs Kenneally report recommendation for new offence of 'dereliction of duty'

Justice minister Jim O’Callaghan is also set to meet with survivors of Kenneally’s abuse in the coming days.

Todd Blanche Is Your New Attorney General. Probably.

The man who spent two months doing everything short of showing up at Mar-a-Lago with a headshot has reportedly passed his trial period. The post Todd Blanche Is Your New Attorney G...