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Criminal Legal Aid Reform Divides Solicitors, Delays Cases in Ireland
Solicitors in Ireland are divided over criminal legal aid reform, leading to ongoing disruptions and delays in criminal cases. The dispute has impacted court proceedings, including a prostitution case that was postponed.
29 Jul, 13:02 — 29 Jul, 19:30
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irish-timesHigh3d ago
‘I want this fixed and to get back to work’: Solicitors split on criminal legal aid reform
Most unhappy at single flat-fee payments, but adjustments to address concerns have pleased others
By Mary Carolan
Read full article →irish-independent3d ago
Legal aid row continuing to affect criminal cases as prostitution case delayed
Judge Sheahan adjourned the case to Friday for a sentence hearing.
By Declan Brennan
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First report: irish-independent · 29 Jul, 13:02|Full coverage: 2 · 6h|Window: 6h
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