Justice
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Seizing opportunities to enshrine access to justice and the rule of law
Chief Executive of the Bar of Northern Ireland, David Mulholland, outlines the role of the barrister profession in advocating for…
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Delivering and maintaining justice services
Richard Pengelly, Permanent Secretary at the Department of Justice, discusses the challenges facing the justice sector in Northern Ireland and…
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Advocating for the recognition of justice as a precious public asset
Chief Executive of the Bar of Northern Ireland, David Mulholland writes for agendaNi on the societal and economic benefits being…
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Prisons 25 by 25
Director General of the Northern Ireland Prison Service (NIPS), Ronnie Armour, talks to David Whelan about the challenges of a…
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Rethinking access to justice
Brian Archer, President of The Law Society of Northern Ireland, discusses the importance of access to justice and the vital…
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Lessons to learn from murders of two women
In November 2022, the Department of Justice released two Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHR), covering equally harrowing murders of women which…
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High satisfaction with remote court hearings
As Covid-19 holds diminishing sway over public policy, the Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service has published a qualitative analysis…
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What does a modern justice system look like?
Justice Programme Director with CGI, Phil Hanvey, discusses how justice in Northern Ireland is embracing technological change and his organisation’s…
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Catholic youths more likely to be in PSNI custody
A joint study by Queen’s University Belfast and the Department of Justice has found that almost two-thirds of youths held…
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Addressing cybercrime
Opened in 2019, the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s (PSNI’s) purpose-built Cyber Crime Centre is a hub for digital evidence…
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