The Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland has upheld a complain regarding the PSNI's failure to take any steps to understand or translate personal details given by a woman in Irish during an arrest.

A new report from The Constitution Society and the Federal Trust tackles the role immigration policy played in causing Brexit ...

Ministers are aiming to enact landmark reforms to mental health legislation before Easter following a legislative milestone ...

Students have been invited to participate in the Law Society of Ireland's human rights and equality committee's annual essay ...

A merger deal which will see Taylor Wessing's Dublin office become part of a new transatlantic law firm called Winston Taylor ...

A new chief executive has been appointed at Forensic Science Northern Ireland. Andrew Elliott has taken on the top post in ...

A car rental company discriminated against a blind woman by charging €150 to have a car cleaned of fur from her guide dog, the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) has ruled. Kim Murphy brought a clai ...

Lavelle Partners LLP has welcomed newly-qualified solicitors Erin Barrett and James Lawless to its property team. The pair join the firm as property solicitors following the successful completion of ...

Northern Ireland’s Crown Court has sentenced a man who slit his sister’s throat and set fire to her whilst she was still ...

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A judge has threatened to fine or even jail defendants who appear before him wearing shorts. Sheriff Christopher Shead took a defendant to task at Scotland's Falkirk Sheriff Court after he showed up ...

Plans to introduce "legal counselling" for international protection applicants risk undermining effective access to legal ...