District Court sentence appeals 'should be allowed'

The Law Reform Commission has recommended the establishment of a process to allow appeals against sentences handed down by District Courts.

District Court sentence appeals 'should be allowed'

The Law Reform Commission has recommended the establishment of a process to allow appeals against sentences handed down by District Courts.

The commission has suggested the move as a response to the perceived leniency of some sentences handed down by District Court judges.

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