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The claim is that 'The presence of Wikipedia can be spotted to a measurable degree in Irish High Court judgements', according to an academic study by Dr. Brian Flanagan (NUI Maynooth) et al. Brian put his case on Episode 26 of The Fifth Court.
On E28 Mr. Justice Richard Humphreys of the High Court strongly rebuts Brian's assertion, in an interview with Mark Tottenham. Not too often you'll hear a High Court judge declare that 'He's scarlet for your ma!'
Cases from the Decisis.ie casebook discussed on this episode include;
A case involving a rateable valuation claim on toll booths
A planning judicial review involving the Protect East Meath lobby group
A defamation case that involved a plea regarding the statute of limitations
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By Peter Leonard BL Mark Tottenham BL5
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The claim is that 'The presence of Wikipedia can be spotted to a measurable degree in Irish High Court judgements', according to an academic study by Dr. Brian Flanagan (NUI Maynooth) et al. Brian put his case on Episode 26 of The Fifth Court.
On E28 Mr. Justice Richard Humphreys of the High Court strongly rebuts Brian's assertion, in an interview with Mark Tottenham. Not too often you'll hear a High Court judge declare that 'He's scarlet for your ma!'
Cases from the Decisis.ie casebook discussed on this episode include;
A case involving a rateable valuation claim on toll booths
A planning judicial review involving the Protect East Meath lobby group
A defamation case that involved a plea regarding the statute of limitations
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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