At Kilcock District Court on Friday, 25th May 2012, Tesco pleaded guilty to offences of placing unsafe food on the market. The judge applied the
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The Health and Safety Authority’s online Summer course is now (May 2012) open for registration. This course introduces primary school principals and teachers to the
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In 2012, Ian Thomas has presented lectures for Central Law Training Ireland on, ‘Defending Your Client in Regulatory Prosecutions’ and ‘Health and Safety 2012 –
The Health and Safety Lawyers Association of Ireland (HSLAI) held one of its regular conferences on 24th May 2012. The topics covered were, ‘Reverse Burdens
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Ian Thomas has been asked to speak at a conference in November 2012 organised by Leatherhead Food International on the subjects of ‘Due Diligence in
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In the case of Health and Safety Authority v Wicklow County Council, the council has pleaded Not Guilty to charges under health and safety legislation.
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A court in the UK is currently (May 2012) hearing a criminal case brought against three firefighters for alleged breaches of health and safety legislation
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Irish Medicines Board secures criminal convictions During April and May 2012 the Irish Medicines Board (IMB) was involved in successful court cases. In April, the
Corporate Manslaughter reaches Northern Ireland – implications for the Republic of Ireland? On 8th May 2012 Northern Ireland saw the first conviction under the Corporate
Kentucky Fried Chicken and the Salmonella-contaminated Twister wrap – this could happen in any food business In April 2012 the Supreme Court of New South
