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12th January 9 A.D.

In the face of power, formally judicial or otherwise, it is necessary to be circumspect.

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12th January 1943

On 12th January 1943 the German 6th Army was trapped (approximately 190,000 men at that point) at Stalingrad. The Soviet Union had launched counter-offensives code named Uranus and Saturn (followed, later, by Mars).

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The Detectives

The job of the police who carry out these investigations is not easy. Every police officer is trained in the giving of evidence. If they do not wish to disclose the true course of events it is easy for them to tailor their account to suit the needs of the situation.

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“Call me Student X”

The quality of Lord Bingham’s minority judgment is a predictor that the issue will return and be reversed in the future.

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No Apple for Teacher

We see it in the abolition of an outrageous assumption; that people of power may beat up other people.

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Opinionated

There is also the question of talent. Commonly we “know�? what we have to find out, before we find it out. Fortune favours the prepared mind.

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A rose by any other name…

When the “Evening Herald�? published a report in December 2004 about a certain criminal case it would have been hard to foresee the actual consequence of the publication.

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Ex Parte

For this reason a court has to be very careful in making orders ex parte. The absolute necessity for the making of the order without notification to the respondent must be shown. Considerable damage may be inflicted on the respondent, unfairly, by an order restraining the respondent from acting in some matter or fashion.

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Nullem Crimen Sine Lege

There was a time when the Law Society of Ireland discharged all its functions in the corner of a car park.

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Corrib Gas case update

Due to a scheduling clash in the Court calendar the Issue is provisionally fixed for hearing on 18th November 2008.

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