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Student to make charitable donation in lieu of drugs conviction
A final year student was warned when he appeared before Galway District Court that defendants get only one chance when they appear on a minor drug charge.
Man who gave Garda black eye says he very much respects the Gardaí
A MAN who gave a Garda a black eye during his arrest very much respects the work the Gardaí do in the community, his solicitor told Galway District Court on Monday.
One chance and one chance only warning for student
Every individual is entitled to one chance, one opportunity to keep their slate clean, but if they offend again there are no more chances for them.
Thief got a chance so can’t give her another, says Judge
“She got a chance and I can’t give her another,” was the response of a Judge to a plea for leniency when dealing with a young woman who pleaded guilty to a theft charge.
Punch in Oranmore pub to cost defendant €4,000
An Oranmore man who turned up in court with €3,000 in cash to compensate a man who suffered what a judge described as “a terrible gash” to his lip which required hospital treatment and stitches, was told to come back with another €1,000 and a good report from a Restorative Justice programme he was ordered to attend.
Leaving Cert student tried to sell coke to undercover cop
A Leaving Cert student who tried to sell cocaine to an undercover Garda had turned his life around in the three intervening years before his case came to court, so deserved a chance and had his case struck out when it came before Galway District Court.
If drink doesn’t suit you, don’t take it – Judge warns man on public order charge
“If drink doesn’t suit you, then you shouldn’t take it,” a judge told a Lettermullen man before him who had abused Gardaí and caused a disturbance in a city restaurant.
Sword of Damocles hangs over a young city man
THE sword of Damocles hangs over a young city man, as it has to be decided whether an offence committed four months after he received a suspended sentence for theft should be activated following his conviction for a public order offence at Galway District Court this week.
Eyre Square Airbnb occupants put in danger by ‘bad minded’ fire threat
A DEFENDANT who spent three years in a hospital burns unit as a child was severely reprimanded for putting at risk occupants of an Eyre Square Airbnb by damaging fire alarms and then attempting to set alight a security camera while a trespasser in the building.
Sword of Damocles hangs over young city man
The Sword of Damocles hangs over a young city man, as it has to be decided whether an offence committed four months after he received a suspended sentence for theft should be activated following his conviction for a public order offence at Galway District Court this week.
