Your house barristers Andrew Robinson and Peter Leonard look at the big stories this week, including;<\/p>\n
1. The Supreme Court decision in the challenge to the children’s rights referendum, McCrystal is successful and the High Court decision is overturned within a week.
\n2. Protestor prosecuted for an egg attack on Eamonn Gilmore, the Minister had to wash his car, the protestor could spend a year in jail.
\n3. The High Courtawards \u20ac11 million in damages in a medical negligence case, Where is the hoped for legislation allowing for periodic paymentsin catastrophic injuries cases.
\n4. The Personal Insolvency Bill moves closer.
\n5. The latest news with Sean Quinn.<\/p>\n
Constitutional law expert barrister and lecturer in Trinity College Dublin law department Oran Doyle on the McCrystal decision.<\/p>\n
The children’s rights referendum, why you should vote yes; Maria Corbettt deputy chief executive of the Children’s Rights Alliance, and, on why you should vote no, Irish Times columnist John Waters.<\/p>\n
The new president of the Law Society Solicitor James McCourt talked to Killian about the challenges facing the solicitors profession.<\/p>\n
Colm O hOisin Senior Counsel and chairman of the Bar Council Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee on Dublin’s new international dispute resolution centre.<\/p>\n
Fintan Lawlor solicitor on injunctions, and new law in this area.<\/p>\n
Professor Seth Tillman on a recent decision on the High Court.<\/p>\n
Edited by Aoife Nic Canna
\nEngineered by Alan Braddish
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\nProduced by Killian Donoghue and Andrew Robinson<\/p>\n