# high-court - Today’s News
# high-court - Thursday 16 May, 2013
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
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A High Court judge said today he was surprised that Google and Facebook had not done more to help take down the video.
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The businessman has failed in his bid to have a theft and deception case thrown out of court because of adverse publicity in the media.
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The judge in the case said he found it difficult to understand how Corr lives rent-free in a home owned by a friend.
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# high-court - Thursday 9 May, 2013
Government has been called on to outline the impact that today’s Supreme Court decision will have on both employees and employers.
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# high-court - Tuesday 7 May, 2013
The government has approved the appointment of two extra judges to the Supreme Court to deal with the current backlogs, some as long as four years.
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Around 640 jobs have been saved as the home improvement retailer’s eight stores across the country remain open but one store has closed with nearly 50 jobs lost.
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# high-court - Monday 6 May, 2013
We have a look at how the constitution may need rewriting if the second House of the Oireachtas is binned.
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# high-court - Wednesday 1 May, 2013
An Taisce argues that the decision to build the nuclear power station was made without consultation with the Irish people.
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# high-court - Saturday 27 April, 2013
Good morning! Here are the nine things you need to know as you kick off your sunny Saturday morning.
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# high-court - Thursday 25 April, 2013
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today…
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Three-year-old Jiayi Shao has been in China since 2009.
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Ten workers win a major case at the European Court of Justice, which says Ireland is responsible for stepping in.
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The court will deliver a verdict in the case of Marie Fleming who is seeking to overturn the ban on assisted suicide.
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The pre-inquest hearing at London’s High Court is likely to set a date and location for the full inquests into the death of 96 people at Sheffield’s Hillsborough stadium 24 years ago.
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# high-court - Friday 5 April, 2013
The judge ruled that current restrictions requiring teens to obtain a prescription were “politically motivated” and “scientifically unjustified”.
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# high-court - Tuesday 2 April, 2013
The store currently employs 45 people and will remain open subject to a successful outcome to examinership.
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# high-court - Friday 29 March, 2013
The shoe was thrown at the ex-dictator as he walked to a courtroom to extend his bail on charges of conspiracy to murder and sacking judges.
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# high-court - Monday 25 March, 2013
A court today ruling could have far-reaching implications for upward only rent reviews that commercial businesses have been lobbying to have abolished.
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# high-court - Friday 22 March, 2013
The athlete is set to learn his fate in relation to the decision on March 28.
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# high-court - Wednesday 20 March, 2013
The retrial found Seamus Daly and Colm Murphy liable on the grounds of trespass to the person.
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# high-court - Monday 18 March, 2013
A High Court judgement is being hailed as a landmark ruling which makes businesses legally liable for data protection breaches.
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# high-court - Thursday 7 March, 2013
Mick McAteer of Grant Thornton is tasked with finding a viable business plan for the paper, which employs 76 people.
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# high-court - Tuesday 5 March, 2013
The parents of twins born to a surrogate mother believe only the genetic mother should appear on their birth certificates.
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# high-court - Friday 1 March, 2013
Catherine Nevin fails in a bid to have her murder conviction ruled inadmissible in a case over her husband’s estate.
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# high-court - Wednesday 27 February, 2013
The High Court finds that NAMA has a legal requirement to respond to requests for environmental data from the public.
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The Family Planning Association (FPA) has been fighting for 11 years to provide instructions to doctors.
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# high-court - Tuesday 26 February, 2013
Marie Fleming, who has multiple sclerosis, wants to overturn the laws which make it a criminal offence to help someone take their own life.
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# high-court - Tuesday 19 February, 2013
Most of the expenses, which are down 42 per cent on 2008, were incurred in travel and subsistence.
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# high-court - Wednesday 13 February, 2013
Lawyers for 31 of the alleged victims of sexual abuse say they have taken the first steps in what could be a major legal action.
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# high-court - Thursday 7 February, 2013
David Hall’s legal challenge to the €3.06 billion Anglo promissory note was dismissed by the High Court last week but he intends to appeal to the Supreme Court this morning despite the overnight developments.
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# high-court - Wednesday 6 February, 2013
The company, which has been trading for 75 years, entered examinership last October.
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# high-court - Friday 1 February, 2013
Karen Hurley gave birth to a baby boy with a fatal illness following her failed steriliation procedure.
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# high-court - Thursday 31 January, 2013
The company said they have been impacted by the recession and in particular by the decline in consumer spending in the housing sector.
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The Dublin businessman David Hall had taken a case against the State arguing that the issuing of the €31 billion promissory notes to the former Anglo Irish Bank is illegal as there was no Dáil vote.
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# high-court - Wednesday 16 January, 2013
By not ordering the DPP to issue guidelines on factors which would influence a prosecution for carrying out an assisted suicide, Marie Fleming and others in her situation have been left in legal limbo, writes Dr Eimear Spain.
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Marie Fleming, who has multiple sclerosis, is to take her court case to the Supreme Court after she lost a High Court case on the ban on assisted suicide.
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# high-court - Thursday 10 January, 2013
Marie Fleming, who suffers from terminal multiple sclerosis, fails in her attempt to have suicide laws declared unconstitutional.
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MS sufferer Marie Fleming has challenged Ireland’s ban on assisted suicide, saying she faces a long and “horrible death” if not allowed to die on her own terms.
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# high-court - Monday 24 December, 2012
The company’s 15 jobs have now been saved as it has secured two new contracts for 2013.
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