High-level review considering threat of terrorism and gangland crime in Ireland

The review has published its first interim report, though it does not contain any provisional recommendations 
A high-level review into Irish terrorism and gangland laws – and the continued use of the non-jury Special Criminal Court – has provided an interim report to the Minister for Justice. File picture

A high-level review into Irish terrorism and gangland laws – and the continued use of the non-jury Special Criminal Court – has provided an interim report to the Minister for Justice. File picture

A high-level review into Irish terrorism and gangland laws – and the continued use of the non-jury Special Criminal Court – has provided an interim report to the Minister for Justice.

The interim review does not contain any provisional recommendations but outlines three phases of research the group has commissioned.

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