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Brother of Jennifer Poole says perpetrators of domestic violence should be named on a register longer than three years
The brother of Jennifer Poole, a 24-year-old mother of two who was murdered by her ex-partner, has said perpetrators of domestic violence should be named on a register longer than the three years ...
The brother of a 24-year-old woman, stabbed to death by her former partner in 2021, is addressing an Oireachtas committee examining changes to the law on domestic violence.
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Brother of murdered Dublin mum to plead with politicians to act now on Jennie's law
Jason Poole, who has led the campaign for ‘Jennie’s Law’ since the murder of his sister Jennifer in April 2021, will speak on ...
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Justice Minister to propose Jennie's law registering those convicted of domestic violence
Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan will present draft legislation to the Cabinet to introduce what will be called 'Jennie's Law.' This will see people who have been convicted of domestic violence ...
The government is set to bring in Jennie’s Law – to name and shame thugs who subject their partners to domestic abuse behind closed doors, it has emerged. But the family of Jennifer Poole – the murder ...
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TDs to hear concerns that abusers' names won't be on domestic violence register for long enough
As proposed, a person listed on the register can make an application to have their name removed three years after being ...
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Jennie's Law abuse register must be in place for more than three years after conviction, brother will say
The mum-of-two was stabbed to death in her Dublin home by her former partner Gavin Murphy ...
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Domestic violence register should include more crimes, committee hears
Committee chairman Matt Carthy said the current legislation seemed 'quite restrictive' on the offences included ...
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