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Irish journalists win court case to protect source...investigation for corruption. Irish Times editor Geraldine Kennedy says Friday's victory at the Supreme Court enshrines the right of Irish journalists to shield their sources from public exposure. A tribunal investigating bribery among... In this article: The Irish Times, Bertie Ahern, Supreme Court, Geraldine Kennedy, Dublin, and Ireland |
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Independent.ie | November 03, 2009
Golf club 'stuck in 19th century'
...bid refusing women full membership. Ireland's Supreme Court dismissed a challenge by equality chiefs and ruled Portmarnock Golf Club in north Co Dublin was a gentlemen's club where golf was played. Equality rights campaigners claimed it...
In this article: Supreme Court and Ireland
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BBC | August 12, 2009
What the papers say
...Liam Carroll, one of the country's biggest developers. The Irish Times reports that the banks may seize control of his companies after the Supreme Court withdrew protection. Six of Mr. Carroll's companies owe eight banks 1.2 billion...
In this article: The Belfast Telegraph, The Irish News, Quinn Group, The News Letter, Proofing, Sean Quinn, The Daily Telegraph, and Supreme Court
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Postcard 'threat' leads to Pamela going solo on case
...the card seriously. When Pamela Izevbekhai went to the Supreme Court on Friday in a last throw of the dice in her bid to stay in Ireland, McElligot Murphy asked the three judges if they could withdraw from the case. The two female...
In this article: Supreme Court and Adrian Hardiman
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We're alone with automatic right to appeal
...role poses a serious threat to the economy. This threat was outlined yesterday by Supreme Court judge Mrs Justice Susan Denham who chaired a working group on a new court of appeal. The report, which identified a six-fold increase in...
In this article: Supreme Court, Ireland, John L Murray, Susan Denham, New Zealand, US, Australia, and Britain
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Experts seek new civil appeal court to break legal logjam
...a new civil court of appeal. The working group, led by Supreme Court judge Mrs Justice Susan Denham, has warned that delays in the Supreme Court could harm parents and children embroiled in family law proceedings. The delays, the report...
In this article: Supreme Court, Adjudication, Susan Denham, Ireland, Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, and United States
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Curtain falls on 'dirtiest and most unpleasant' fight in living memory
...trade union movement, farmers are split over the treaty. Meanwhile, Mary Crotty -- whose father Raymond Crotty successfully took a Supreme Court case against the Irish Government so that Irish people had a right to vote on EU treaties --...
In this article: Ireland, Democracy, Brian Cowen, EU, Lisbon, Irish Government, Taoiseach, Libertas, and Declan Ganley
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The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest judicial body in the United States, and leads the federal judiciary. It consists of the Chief Justice of the United States and eight Associate Justices, who are nominated by the President and confirmed with the "advice and consent" of the Senate. Justices serve "during good Behaviour," which terminates at death, resignation, retirement, or conviction on impeachment. The Court meets in Washington, D.C. in the United States Supreme Court building. The Supreme Court is primarily an appellate court, but has original jurisdiction in a small number of cases.
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