Family law hearings ‘breach’ privacy act

FAMILY law cases being heard in Cork and Limerick are in breach of the Judicial Separation Act 1989, according to legal sources.

Family law hearings ‘breach’ privacy act
Tue, 05 Apr, 2011 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Under the act, when family law cases are being heard at a circuit court building, no other cases can be scheduled.

The condition was enshrined in the act to protect the privacy of people in family law hearings.

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