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Man in Midlands who threatened Garda saying 'I know where you live' escapes conviction - Vimarsana News

Man in Midlands who threatened Garda saying 'I know where you live' escapes conviction

A defendant who refused to give his name to a Garda had the charges against him dealt with under the Probation act at Longford District Court. Jonahan Wykes (43...

Dublin dad spared criminal record after breaking man's elbow in GAA club row - Vimarsana News

Dublin dad spared criminal record after breaking man's elbow in GAA club row

A father-of-two who pushed his ex-partner’s new boyfriend to the ground, causing him to break his elbow, in a row at a GAA club has been spared a criminal record.

Offaly man guilty of forgery after signing different name when he bought car - Vimarsana News

Offaly man guilty of forgery after signing different name when he bought car

Tullamore District Court was told a man wrote someone else's name on a vehicle registration certificate because that is what he had been taught to do. Wesley Mc...

Laois Nationalist — Portlaoise Court: Woman found with kitchen knife given the Probation Act - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Portlaoise Court: Woman found with kitchen knife given the Probation Act

A 35-year-old woman who was found with a large kitchen knife down a back alley of a Portlaoise housing estate was given the benefit of the Probation Act when…

Varadkar: 'I'm entitled to a due process and the presumption of innocence over guilt' - Vimarsana News

Varadkar: 'I'm entitled to a due process and the presumption of innocence over guilt'

A senator said conversations that took place in the Dáil last week about arrests and prosecutions were ‘very stigmatising’.