Person: Lord Denning

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Irish Examiner View: Adams' internment ruling a sort of justice

THE decision by the UK’s Supreme Court to declare unlawful Gerry Adams' internment in the 1970s is obviously welcome to him and his family but neither is it a cause for celebration as it hinges on a technicality and does not categorise detention without trial as being in itself unlawful or recognise the denial of human rights inherent in the policy.

Protection of institution trumps a properly run An Garda Síochána

Birmingham Six anniversary: An appalling vista made real

We need to make a Plan B for a Brexit - Appalling vista a reality

Conlon death highlights miscarriages of justice

Judicial independence: Register may resolve difficulties

GSOC must ask itself if it is fit and objective enough to do its job

The difference between last week’s big story — Pantigate — and this week’s — the alleged bugging of the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission’s (GSOC) office — is about 100 yards.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2014

Scandal must be a catalyst for change

The choreography of an Irish scandal is well established. The draw-the-sting, smoke-and-daggers shuffle-and-dodge is predictable and all too well rehearsed. The lineage is pretty constant and unfortunately equally predictable.

Sat, 18 Jan, 2014