Victims will less likely face stressful unexpected delays under new law

Tuesday, 18 May 2021 11:39

A law which overhauls the operation of criminal trials has been passed by both the Dail and Seanad.

It provides for the introduction of preliminary trial hearings for the first time. Minister of State for Law Reform James Browne says the reforms will streamline criminal trials. Victims will be less likely to face stressful unexpected delays and adjournments to trial start dates. The Bill will now be sent to President Higgins for signing and enactment. For all of these stories and more, visit our website southeastradio.ie or follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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