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The range of potential offences included murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily injury with intent.
The prosecution of British soldiers for actions during the Troubles has proved controversial in the UK.
The Northern Ireland Public Prosecution Service announced its decision this morning.
Prosecutors said the decision came as there were changes in the evidence of two witnesses, while a third passed away.
Venables will appear before the UK Crown Court.
The Belgian pilot admitted to the offence at the Old Bailey today, and was sentenced to 14 years.
Gardaí will also be allowed seize a vehicle if a learner driver is discovered to be driving without a qualified driver present.
Gardaí are clamping down on those that illegally park in disabled spaces as part of Operation Enable.
Jack Corbett, aged 13, said Molly Corbett had deprived him and his younger sister of an adoring father.
Northern Ireland’s Public Prosecution Service said it is likely to be some time before a decision is made.
Saunders pleaded guilty to two counts of murder at Cardiff Crown Court in December.
The ISPCA also was involved in 35 prosecutions.
State prosecutors said Oscar Pistorius’ six year term for killing his girlfriend is inappropriate.
The man had also stolen a car and had been in unlawful possession of a handgun.
The court was told that the State had failed to prove the bank existed.
The 17-year-old and his girlfriend have been caught in an anti-’sexting’ crossfire.
A report recently highlighted the problem of non-endorsement of driving licences with penalty points.
First Minister Peter Robinson involved himself in the controversy by defending Pastor James McConnell.
The jury are expected to retire and make their deliberations next week.
Nine food businesses were also served with closure orders last month – was your favourite restaurant among them?
FGM was outlawed in Ireland two years ago, but no one has been convicted under the new law yet.
This is the third successful prosecution by CER this year.
The man was given probation for installing a boiler without a licence.
Two men charged with cutting turf on conservation areas have taken the action to prevent their criminal prosecution.
The pirate, Mohamed Abdi Hassan, was arrested after going to sign what he thought was a movie contract.
The UK’s Director of Public Prosecutions commented on a case where two doctors were not prosecuted for attempting unlawfully to procure a miscarriage.
The ex-agent, Donald Sachtleben, “willfully disclosed … national defence information to a person not authorised to receive it” the Justice Department said last night.
The Food Safety Authority said businesses must be vigilant as we enter the summer months and risks for bacteria related illnesses increase.
Today, seven judges from the Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Marie Fleming, who had sought to be allowed an assisted suicide without the risk of prosecution for anyone who helped her, but where to next with this contentious debate, asks Dr Eimear Spain.
A total of 3,540 on-the-spot fines were issued in 2012 for offences like dog fouling and failure to pay a dog licence.
Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were acquitted on appeal in 2011 for the killing of Meredith Kercher – but now face a retrial.
Operation Light up was held over two days last month and resulted in 317 prosecutions.
There were 25 convictions for serious tax evasion in 2012 according to figures released by Revenue this evening.
The future of the internet depends on social networks like Facebook and Twitter developing better protocols for dealing with offensive and potentially criminal postings, writes Dr Ciarán Mc Mahon.
Band’s final statement before verdict delivered amid high-profile calls for leniency.
The prosecution is calling for Breivik to be declared insane, but Breivik has said he will appeal the verdict if he is found criminally insane.
The trial had originally been suspended on 17 May and was due to resume next week.
Lawyers for the so-called Butcher of Bosnia were refused their request for a six-month delay.
More than 200 pages of photos and witness accounts have been released in the controversial case which has stoked racial tensions in the US.