The High Court has found that new regulations brought in by Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to govern the payment of legal aid in criminal cases are "grossly unfair" and "demonstrably illogical". For more on this our Legal Affairs Correspondent, Órla O'Donnell. 

The High Court has found that new regulations brought in by Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to govern the payment of legal aid in criminal cases are "grossly unfair" and "demonstrably illogical". For more on this our Legal Affairs Correspondent, Órla O'Donnell.&nbsp;

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High Court finds changes to legal aid system 'grossly unfair'

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From January 2022 to the end of August this year, acute hospital overtime expenditure was around €1.7 billion. For the details on this our Health Correspondent, Fergal Bowers. 

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High Court finds changes to legal aid system 'grossly unfair'

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