Chris and Rose Murray mounted series of appeals keep the 6,220 sq ft home after ‘wilful breach’ of planning laws

‘There’s a world of difference between theft of a Creme Egg and mortgage fraud,’ says one lawyer

Plan for €455 ‘one flat fee’ in breach of Programme for Government commitments, society says

Research is necessary to see if reporting guidelines might help prevent ‘copycat’ behaviour says ombudsman

Jason Bonney’s appeal raises legal issues of general public importance, judges say

Lynn, on video-link from Shelton Abbey prison, gets two-week adjournment of sale orders application by Pepper Finance

‘Very large’ number of prosecutions on hold pending judgment on DPP’s appeal over ruling on sample’s chain of custody

Woman gets barring order against man who allegedly punched her and tried to choke her with a chair

High Court rejects test challenges over judges’ refusal to issue multiple legal aid certificates

HSE dental inspectors said Jerome Kiely falsely claimed for many treatments he never provided

Ammi Burke’s behaviour described as ‘disgraceful’ for a solicitor by Judge Brian Cregan

McKillen jnr denies debt and wants bankruptcy summons dismissed

Department of Justice seeks to introduce standard solicitor’s fee of €455 in legal aid cases in bid to reduce costs

Multiple legal aid certs granted for ‘no stated reason’

Minister for Justice says payment plan will mean ‘great efficiencies’ and fewer adjournments