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DESCRIPTION: Tea/coffee welcome: 4.15pm \n\n Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger\,
  Chairperson\, GEMME Ireland\, will welcome all to the event. \n\n Chair: 
 His Honour Judge Paul Kelly\, President of the District Court \n\n Speaker
 s: \n\n \n Dr Ian Marder (Maynooth University\, School of Law and Criminol
 ogy) \n Rachel Lillis (Probation Service\, Restorative Justice and Victim 
 Services Unit) \n Emeline Le Prince (Restorative Justice Services) \n \n\n
   \nThis event explores the role of the judiciary in maximising the access
 ibility of restorative justice\, in accordance with European and Irish law
 . First\, Dr Ian Marder (Maynooth University\, School of Law and Criminolo
 gy) will explore the legal framework and international research on access 
 to restorative justice. This part will consider the meaning of accessibili
 ty in law and the research on the referral and assessment process\, as wel
 l as the types of cases where there is the highest potential benefit of en
 abling\nrestorative justice\, and the importance of RJ services having ful
 l access to victim information. Second\, Rachel Lillis (Probation Service\
 , Restorative Justice and Victim Services Unit) and Emeline Le Prince (Res
 torative Justice Services) will discuss each of these issues in an Irish c
 ontext. Their part of the presentation will clarify the models of restorat
 ive justice available in Ireland\, the process by which the judiciary can 
 refer cases\, and the importance of restorative justice accessibility. The
 y will present several real-life cases to illustrate the benefits and proc
 edures of different restorative justice models\, including in cases where 
 there is or is not a direct victim of the offence. The event will be of in
 terest to members of the judiciary and court actors who are interested in 
 understanding more about the benefits and process of restorative justice a
 nd its relationship with court. \n\n Rachel Lillis\, Assistant Principal P
 robation Officer\, Probation Service. Rachel is a\nCORU registered social 
 worker with over 20 years of experience in a variety of community and cust
 odial settings. Rachel has lead responsibility for the Restorative Justice
  and Victim Services Unit\, which provides leadership and support for the 
 consistent and integrated provision of a range of RJ models and oversees e
 ngagement and support to victims of crime. Rachel also holds the brief for
  a newly established Social Inclusion and Reintegration Unit. \n\n Dr. Ian
  Marder is Assistant Professor in Criminology and Co-Deputy Director of th
 e Centre for Criminology at Maynooth University School of Law and Criminol
 ogy. His research and policy and practice development work focuses on the 
 development of restorative justice and restorative practices in criminal j
 ustice processes in Ireland and across Europe. \n\n Emeline Le Prince is t
 he Service Manager in Dublin Restorative Justice Services which is a non-f
 or-profit organisation that works restoratively with people affected by cr
 ime. In partnership with its stakeholders the Service offer restorative pr
 ogrammes that focus on meeting the needs of victims of crime whilst challe
 nging the behaviour of those who\noffend. \n\n  \nThis is a hybrid event w
 ith attendees having the option to attend in-person or join\nvirtually. Pl
 ease register on the links below. \n\n Competency Domain Addressed: Advoca
 cy\, Dispute Resolution and Negotiation \n\n CPD points: 1.5 \n\n Accessib
 ility Requirements:  *At the Bar of Ireland we wish for our events to be a
 s welcoming\, accessible and inclusive for all. Please provide us if comfo
 rtable with any accessibility related considerations so that we can endeav
 our to ensure a barrier free experience during the event. Email events@law
 library.ie to discuss your needs.  \n
LAST-MODIFIED:20260511T141137
LOCATION:Gaffney Room & Online
ORGANIZER:mailto:events@lawlibrary.ie
SUMMARY:GEMME Ireland: Restorative justice in Ireland: The role of the cour
 ts in maximising accessibility
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/BarofIreland/gemme-march
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/BarofIreland/gemme-march
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240222T143106
ORGANIZER:mailto:events@lawlibrary.ie
SUMMARY:[GEMME Ireland: Restorative justice in Ireland: The role of the cou
 rts in maximising accessibility] GEMME Ireland: Restorative justice in Ire
 land: The role of the courts in maximising accessibility
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/BarofIreland/gemme-march
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/BarofIreland/gemme-march
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