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... on crime By BRIAN DOWLING Political Staff JUSTICE Minister Maire Geoghegan- Quinn angrily rejected calls for a national emergency to tackle the crime crisis, warning such a move could result in a police state. Stewards had to be called at one stage during ...
... crime TOUGH new law% to d i egl with city' trouble-makers were promised by Justice Minister Padraig Flynn in the Dail last night when he was told that Dublin's O'Connell Street was becoming a no-go area at night, writes Mairtin Mac- Cormaic. The Minister ...
... crimes By HUGH DAVIES in Washington SITTING as close as possible to Mr Clinton in the Map Room, but out of camera shot, was a genteel lawyer who has worked for the President since 1993. David Kendall, 54, has the looks of a choirboy, but the reputation ...
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... of crime was caught trying to steal a magazine from a newsagent's shop on the day he was last seen alive. He left for school without saying goodbye. When he failed to arrive home his mother called the police. Twelve days later Shaun's body was found hanging ...
... crimes UN SECURITY Council diplomats were laying plans last night for a new war crimes resolution to punish ethnic cleansing and attacks on civilians by warring parties in former Yugoslav republics. The pole that bore Yugoslavia's flag for decades was ...
... Crime: Timetable of events leading to discovery of body By JEROME REILLY THE timetable of events leading to the tragic discovery of the partially-clothed body of Joyce Quinn began r at her lock-up shop known as The Store in Milltown at around spm on ...
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... crime dards of fast-food outlets where many of the reported drink related incidents took place in the early hours; • The provision of late night transport in all major towns and cities; • MObile closed circuit TV units to help patrol hotspots; • Coun ...
... on crime By DON LAVERY DESPITE a promised technological revolution in the gardai there is no national computerised system to cross-check information on missing people. With a growing number of major crimes including several unsolved murders of women ...
... Crime: be surprised how quickly these costs mount, particularly when legal aid is taken into account. The judge is the first obvious cost in these cases. A judge of the district court is paid a salary of almost £47,000 or £9OO per week. This works out ...