Justice Peter Charleton

Court previously found decision to dismiss Patrick J Kelly should be quashed

Supreme Court makes request after considering whether two men should be surrendered

Inquiry into complaints involved 15 senior counsel, 16 junior counsel and nine law firms

Court upholds constitutionality of law on creation of sectoral employment orders

John McGuinness asserts protected disclosures law has been an ‘utter failure’

Case concerned quizzing of suspected informants at a house in west Dublin in 2015

Employment disputes body’s powers ‘not offensive to Constitution’

Brian Shaughnessy (54) jailed over attack in presidential suite of Loughrea Hotel and Spa

Man began assaulting girl day after her mother died and continued for four years

Principles will guide judges in trials of sexual offences with more than one complainant

Supreme Court rejects argument against validity of law Dubliner was arrested under

Woulfe will also sit as member of Court of Appeal next month

‘It is not me that makes the decision, it is the law that makes the decision’

Supreme Court urges updating of law on harassment to provide ‘effective’ statutory protection

Judge says provocation has to be serious provocation and trivial insults are out

Keith Harrison alleged bias due to judge having worked before with superintendent

Husband jailed for 10 years for attacks on his wife had his term cut by Court of Appeal

Tribunal still considering further four complaints in private

DPP did not appeal sentence for 2010 crime, though it fell ‘markedly’ outside precedents

Court finds judge’s instruction on intoxication to jury in trial of Celyn Eadon inadequate

Man claimed he did not get fair trial because of a 44-year delay between offence and trial

Charles Fergus’ appealed ruling on guarantees over unpaid loans to his building company

Bank of Scotland sought judgment against Donegal developer over guarantees provided between 2004 and 2006

Barrister had ‘extraordinary grá for life, for his family, for his work and for his students’

‘I won’t be paying it because I haven’t got it,’ court told

Supreme Court finds Baltimore scheme constituted ‘abusive practice’

Garda Nick Keogh’s says he was targeted after he made protected disclosure

High Court judge rules Charleton was not biased by previous interaction with witness

The right of the community to know the truth must be given a higher priority

Judges agreed reconsideration of the complex statutory limitation periods applicable to personal injury actions is desirable

High Court hears plea to give Supt Dave Taylor 90 per cent of his costs despite adverse findings against him

Tribunal to instead examine if gardaí were discredited after making protected disclosures

Child and Family Agency must be more transparent, Pat Rabbitte will tell committee

Former Garda sergeant taking legal actions over allegations linked to his whistleblowing

Garda whistleblower is seeking a hearing date when damages can be assessed by judge

Drew Harris seeking advice on Callinan’s legal costs in light of tribunal findings

Drew Harris says he ‘will not be found wanting’ in acting on Disclosures Tribunal

Officer found by Disclosures Tribunal to have engaged in smear campaign against whistleblower

Garda whistleblower to meet Minister for Justice on Friday after leaving the force

Whistleblower faced considerable animosity within the Garda force