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Constitution & Legislations
Ratified by the Irish people in 1937, the Irish Constitution (or Bunreacht na hÉireann) is the fundamental law of the State.
While all Irish Laws are available on www.irishstatutebook.ie consolidated version can be found on  www.revisedacts.lawreform.ie

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Legal Precedents
The main precedent on Open Justice might be the Supreme Court decision in Irish Times v Ireland. Irish-Times-v-Ireland [1998] 1 I.R. 359

We have listed a number of other precedents on our journey to justice, available for download.
Decisions of the Irish Superior Courts delivered since 2000, are available on www.courts.ie/judgments
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Articles and submissions
Our members are mostly entrepreneurs who could not afford legal representation anymore and went to Court as unrepresented litigants.
Not legally trained, they entered the legal field open minded and without blinkers.
Here are some of their original view and articles!

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Templates
As most of our members have had some dealings in the Courts, here are some of the templates they have used.
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Courts Service
Complaint against Courts Service can be made to the CEO of the Courts Service, Ms A. Denning., requesting a satisfactory reply within 30 days or the complaint will be escalated to the Office of the Ombudsman.

Complaint to the Office of the Ombudsman shall be filled within 12 months.

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Judges
Complaint against judges can be made to the Judicial Council website within 3 months.

Alternately, motion for the removal of judges pursuant to Article 35.4 of the Constitution by requesting can be made by proposition to the Dáil, pursuant to Standing Order No. 77 of 2020.
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Solicitors
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Barristers
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