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Defence lawyers holding young alleged victims 'to a higher standard' in sexual offence trials (opens the original)
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Defence lawyers are holding young alleged victims in sex offence trials to a higher standard, probing whether they have accessed pornography, engaged in sexting, or sent nude images, according to research to be launched today. What’s Sex Go to Do with It?, carried out for Rape Crisis Ireland by Sinead Ring of Maynooth University, examines the laws restricting the defence’s ability to cross-examine complainants in sex offence trials about their sexual experiences outside of what the defendant has
Woman's body found by workers five years ago still in storage (opens the original)
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The body of an elderly woman found over five years ago near an old railway line in East Cork remains in storage as attempts to identify her continue. The body was found by workers near the Shanty Gate at Westpark, outside Midleton, on January 5, 2021. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of digital access for â¬18.50 Be the first to know the latest news and updates
Sexual violence cases must be exempt from legal aid dispute, charity urges (opens the original)
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Sexual violence cases must be given an exemption from the current action being taken by solicitors over the new criminal legal aid system, according to Rape Crisis Ireland. Executive director of the organisation, ClÃona Saidléar, said it is concerned the row between solicitors and justice minister Jim OâCallaghan over the introduction of a flat fee for criminal legal aid cases has not been solved ahead of the new legal term beginning in early October. You have reached your article limit. Alr
Court to decide if man accused of killing Cork bishop in US can stand trial (opens the original)
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A Hollywood court is expected to decide shortly on whether a man accused of shooting a Cork bishop will be tried for his murder. Carlos Medina was charged in February 2023 with the murder of 69-year-old Bishop David O’Connell in his Los Angeles home in February 2023. He was also charged with a special allegation that he used a firearm during the commission of an offence. Bishop O’Connell, a native of Brooklodge in Glanmire, had served as a priest in the Los Angeles archdiocese since he was ordai
Short film on HIV stereotypes is launched in Cork (opens the original)
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A short film aiming to get people to look beyond “outdated assumptions and stereotypes” around HIV has been launched by the Sexual Health Centre in Cork. The film, called My Day is the Same as Yours, features Gabriel Marttin de França, who lives with HIV and who works as the LGBT+ support worker at the Sexual Health Centre. The film invites audiences to look beyond outdated assumptions and stereotypes and to recognise the shared humanity, relationships, aspirations, and everyday experiences of p
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