Sirbu v DPP
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judge | Mr. Justice Hogan |
| Judgment Date | 09 November 2015 |
| Neutral Citation | [2015] IECA 238 |
| Judgment citation (vLex) | [2015] 11 JIC 0901 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ireland) |
| Date | 09 November 2015 |
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11 cases
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North East Pylon Pressure Campaign Ltd v an Bord Pleanála
...(Unreported, Supreme Court, Dunne J., (Denham C.J., Murray, Hardiman and O'Donnell JJ. concurring), 15th January, 2015); Sirbu v. D.P.P. [2015] IECA 238 (Unreported, Court of Appeal, Hogan J. (Irvine and Kelly JJ. concurring), 9th November, 2015). 75 Precisely the same considerations hold ......
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Bita v DPP
...2015). The case law establishes a number of principles relevant to whether such exceptional circumstances exist. 24 Sirbu v. D.P.P. [2015] IECA 238 (Unreported, Court of Appeal, Hogan J. (Irvine and Kelly JJ. concurring) 9th November, 2015) emphasised that prohibition will only arise wheth......
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McD v DPP
...v. D.P.P. [2015] IESC 23 (6th March, 2015, per Dunne J. (Denham C.J., Murray, Hardiman and O'Donnell JJ. concurring)); Sirbu v. D.P.P. [2015] IECA 238 (9th November, 2015, per Hogan J. (Irvine and Kelly JJ. concurring)). 44 It is clear that all persons in the State are entitled to trial wit......
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M.S. v DPP
...prejudiced by the failure to preserve vital evidence. As I said in a judgment for this Court in Sirbu v. Director of Public Prosecutions [2015] IECA 238: ‘…. the present case is one where any potential prejudice to the accused is best assessed by the trial judge who, of course, is bound to ......
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