Criminal Law and Evidence Update

CPD Seminar – Criminal Law and Evidence Update
Saturday 7th November
Distillery Building, Dublin 7
9:30am- 1pm
The Event will be chaired by the Hon. Ms. Justice Iseult O’Malley
Irish Rule of Law International will be hosting a Criminal Law and Evidence Update CPD Seminar on Saturday 7th November in the Atrium of the Distillery Building. All proceeds will go towards supporting the work of IRLI, please visit www.irishruleoflaw.ie for more information about our projects.

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Date:        Saturday 7th November 2015

Venue:    Distillery Building, 145-151 Church Street, Dublin 7

Cost:        €20 trainee solicitors/pupil barristers
€50 all others

Tea/Coffee & breakfast pastries included

9:30-10:00am         Registration

10:00-10:10am        Welcome & Opening Address

10:10am-1pm            Presentations

  • Patrick McGrath SC – IRLI’s Access to Justice Programme in Malawi
  • Michael McDowell SC – ‘Defence Speeches – An Irish History’ by Eoin Lawlor
  • Shane Murphy SC – ‘Cross-Examination – Keeping Within the Rules’ by James Dwyer
  • Conor Devally SC  “Down with this sort of thing” – Vagueness in Criminal Trials’ by Oisín Clarke
  • Patrick Gageby SC – ‘Social Media and Criminal Trials – Proving Difficult’ by Tessa White
  • Dara Robinson – ‘Prisoner Parole – Representation Required?’ by Aoife McNicholl
  • Mary-Rose Gearty SC – ‘The exclusionary Rule after DPP v. JC’ by Sinéad Skelly
  • Michael O’Higgins SC – ‘Political Protest and the Constitution’ 

 

This event is certified for 3 CPD Points

To pre-book please contact Emma Dwyer at edwyer@irishruleoflaw.ie

Attendees are kindly requested to pay by cash, bank transfer* or cheque (made payable to Irish Rule of Law International) in advance. A limited number of places may still be available on the morning.

Attendees will receive a booklet of the papers upon registration at the event

If you cannot make the event, online donations are always welcome and can also be made at mycharity.ie .

*Please post a cheque to the address below made payable to ‘Irish Rule of Law International’ or make a transfer to 69589124, Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin 2. BIC BOFIIE2D   IBAN: IE02 BOFI 9000 1769 5891 24.