Preferential treatment in court for celebrities?

Two recent District Court determinations involving ‘celebrities’ raise issues about our justice system.

Preferential treatment in court for celebrities?

I refer to the cases of the Dublin GAA All-Star footballer, Diarmuid Connolly, and Samoan international rugby player, Alesana Tuilagi, who were both charged with unprovoked attacks.

Both men had their cases struck out and were spared not only a jail term, but a criminal record.

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