The Book of Evidence is one of the crucial components in a criminal case. Essentially, it contains a comprehensive summary of the prosecution’s case against the accused. The Book of Evidence is prepared by the prosecution and is served on the accused before they are returned for trial. This document is crucial in ensuring that …
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This article explores who bears the burden of proof in a criminal trial and the standard of proof that must be met for an accused to be convicted. If you are facing trial for any criminal charge, it is imperative that you are represented by a Solicitor that has specialist knowledge and expertise in defending …
If you are facing criminal charges in Ireland, it is important to understand the role of the judge and jury in your trial. This article will provide an overview of the key functions of these two entities and their importance in determining the outcome of your case. If you are facing trial before a Judge …
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Rape is a serious criminal offence in Ireland and anyone who has been accused of rape, or arrested in relation to such an offence, should speak with a solicitor specialising in criminal law as soon as possible. If you need to speak to a solicitor today, call Daniel Kreith on (086) 076 2191. As solicitors …
As a person charged with a criminal offence in Ireland, it’s important to understand how a judge measures a sentence for someone who pleads guilty or is convicted of a crime. If you need to speak to a solicitor, immediately call Daniel Kreith, Solicitor on (086) 076 2191 (24/7 contact number). The sentencing process in …
If you or someone you know has been convicted of a criminal offence after a Jury Trial, it’s important to understand that there is a legal process in place to appeal the conviction and/or the sentence handed down by the Court. If you wish to challenge your conviction, you will need to follow the appropriate …
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In Ireland, consent is a fundamental principle that underpins the laws around sexual offences. If you engage in sexual activity in the absence of obtaining appropriate consent from the other person, you will have committed a criminal offence. It is critical that anyone suspected of sexual offences understands the laws around consent to ensure that …
