Mary Carolan is a Legal Affairs Correspondent at the Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, criminal law, and the judicial system, with a keen interest in ethics, social justice, and human rights. Mary has been featured in breakingnews.ie, Irish Independent, The Irish Times, Laois Nationalist, and Impact Magazine.
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Mary Carolan's reporting focuses on local legal and government matters, with an emphasis on crime, judicial appointments, domestic violence, and the legal system. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in speaking with legal experts or individuals directly involved in cases related to these topics.
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By: Mary Carolan
Over numerous years, May’s efforts helped liberate the Guilford Four and Maguire Seven among many others
By: Mary Carolan
AI ‘judges’ can be ‘very persuadable’, study finds
By: Mary Carolan
Some courts delayed as 150 solicitors meet over Department of Justice proposals
By: Mary Carolan
Riad Bouchaker, who denies charges including attempted murder, told gardaí he was ‘not in his right mind' and did not intend to kill
By: Mary Carolan
Riad Bouchaker, who denies charges including attempted murder, told gardaí he was ‘not in his right mind' and did not intend to kill
