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New ‘one flat fee’ pay model to be challenged in the High Court
Around 60 solicitors staged a walkout at the Criminal Court of Justice on Wednesday.
It comes ahead of further work stoppages by solicitors this week.
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 Jung Sung-ho submitted his resignation letter to Cheong Wa Dae on Tuesday, sources said, citing the completion of legislation on stripping the prosecution of inves...
Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has announced changes to the controversial new criminal legal aid scheme at the centre of a solicitors' dispute.
Gardaí said a person of interest in the case left the country before her body was discovered, and he has been detained in Jordan
Jamey Carney, an American mother-of-one, was found dead at a home in Killarney, Co Kerry on July 7th.
As many as 150 prisoners and accused will take part in trial which will see them fitted with tags that monitor them 24 hours a day.
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.
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...
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.
Thousands of Disctrict Court cases have been adjourned due to solicitors withdrawing services.
Levin argued the High Court's intervention in the appointment of Michael Rabello – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal attorney, who was elected to the post in June – was...
Jim O’Callaghan said he had “great respect” for solicitors but claimed the old fee system “encourages adjournments” in district court cases.
Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said Ireland should not recommend any decisions on Aughinish Alumina, including potential future EU sanctions, until the independent report...
The Ministry of Justice (MOJ)Â has announced a specialised qualification programme for legal employees working in government and semi-government entities. Organised by the Centre f...
Jim O’Callaghan said that while Ireland does not have an extradition agreement with Jordan, he believes there is scope for an agreement.
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.
The Minister for Justice has said that he is "standing over" his decision to reduce solicitors' free legal aid fees.
Minister for Justice is ‘not for turning’ when it comes to introduction of once-off €520 fee for District Court cases
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