Daniel McAnaspie’s skeletal remains were found on a farm in Co. Meath in May 2010.

A manslaughter trial has been abandoned in the latest case to collapse over concerns about evidence by former deputy State pathologist, Dr Khalid Jaber.

A decision against a retrial of a murder case, which collapsed over disputed pathology evidence, has been upheld by the Court of Appeal.

A Limerick man whose conviction for murder was quashed following an appeal was yesterday sentenced to 11 years, with three suspended, for manslaughter.

A Limerick man whose conviction for murder was quashed following a successful appeal was today sentenced to 11 years with three suspended for manslaughter.

A Limerick man whose conviction for murder was quashed following a successful appeal will be sentenced for manslaughter next week at the Central Criminal Court.

State pathologist Marie Cassidy’s “dramatic intervention” over evidence given in a murder trial by her former deputy, Khalid Jaber, has resulted in a High Court ruling prohibiting a retrial.

The inquest into the death of an elderly woman who died in a nursing home has found that suffocation by smothering with a pillow was the cause of death, in line with “circumstantial evidence”, even though there were no “identifiable” asphyxial signs on her body.

The trial has opened of a man charged with the murder of Martin Brophy, who died from severe head injuries, including kicks to the head and blows from part of a concrete block, in Waterford nearly three years ago.

A pensioner’s body was found in her bedroom after a neighbour noticed that her curtains were "alive with bluebottles", an inquest heard.

A man has been acquitted of a taxi driver’s manslaughter over two years ago.

A Dublin man has been acquitted of a taxi driver’s manslaughter in the city over two years ago.

A Dublin man has gone on trial for the manslaughter of a taxi driver in the city two years ago.

Alan Shatter has assured the Dáil he has full confidence in the workings Office of the State Pathologist after last week’s shock resignation of the deputy state pathologist, Dr Khalid Jaber.

SEVERAL serious crime investigations could be adversely affected by the decision of deputy state pathologist, Dr Khalid Jaber, to resign.

It is 20 years since the decision was taken to expand Dr John Harbison’s State Pathologist’s Office but almost immediately it looked like the one-man-show could turn into a circus.

The Department of Justice is refusing to detail how the State Pathologist’s Office will manage its workload in the wake of the sudden resignation of deputy state pathologist Dr Khalid Jaber.

Controversy surrounding the sudden resignation of the deputy state pathologist has provoked demands for Justice Minister Alan Shatter to make an emergency statement to the Dáil on the matter.

A verdict of misadventure was returned at the inquest of a woman who died after an altercation outside a chipper.

A woman who died after being found unconscious at an apartment in Dublin's north inner city suffered some sort of blow to the head, according to the Deputy State Pathologist.

A body has been found at the back of a house in a rural area.

A Latvian man found dead on a north Dublin farm may have been robbed after being attacked or struck by a car nearby, gardaí now suspect.

The mother of a man who died in a notorious gang murder four years ago was found dead in tragic circumstances, an inquest has heard.

Five men have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting a man with dissident republican links in Co Meath.

Gardaí believe that two men whose charred remains were found on top of one another in a burnt-out car were murdered in a gangland row over drugs.

The body of an elderly man found dead in south Dublin earlier has been removed to the City Morgue shortly where a post mortem examination will be carried out in the morning.

In a report on 2 August 2011, the Irish Examiner carried a report in relation to the murder on July 31 of Kevin Kenny, 30, of O’Hogan Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin. In the article it was stated that Mr Kenny had previously been prosecuted for assaulting a tourist. We wish to clarify that Mr Kenny was not, in fact, prosecuted in relation to an assault.

A 24-year-old man has been found not guilty of murder but guilty of the manslaughter of his sister’s partner, after a stabbing in Co. Mayo last year.

The Deputy State pathologist said today that a 24-year-old father of two, who was stabbed 11 times during an altercation, died from significant blood loss caused by multiple penetrating stab wounds to the heart, lungs and neck.