Michael Clifford: Who judges the judges in Ireland?
A defendant in a case in Killarney in 2016 says Judge James O’Connor called him ‘English scum’, but there is no system to prove or disprove this claim, writes
ADDRESSING a citizen of the UK in a public place as “English scum” could lead to prosecution, under the Incitement to Hatred Act. The act provides for a fine up to €1,000 and up to in six months in prison.
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