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  • Bad reporting by "The Irish Times" about court cases' durations

    From =?UTF-8?Q?Niocl=C3=A1s_P=C3=B3l_Caile=C3=A1n?= de Ghloucester@thanks-to@Taf.com to ie.general,soc.culture.irish on Thu Feb 5 00:27:02 2026
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    "Centre for
    Justice and
    Law Reform
    [. . .]
    Justice Indicators
    [. . .]
    The overall average disposition times of the Irish courts (calculated
    from the data set out in Figure
    20 above) were also higher than the overall estimated disposition
    times reported by the Council
    of Europe. In Ireland, the overall average disposition times were 460
    days in 2020 and 571 days in
    2022. The Council of EuroperCOs estimated times were 227.84 days in 2020
    and 168.34 days in 2022."
    says HTTPS://WWW.LawSociety.Ie/globalassets/2025-redesign/policy-and-law-reform/justice-indicators/justice-indicators-report.pdf
    dated 30/01/2026. "Irish courts are the slowest in EU at deciding
    cases" in "The Irish Times" on 04/02/2026 claims that "Justice
    Indicators" is published on 04/02/2026.

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    said HTTPS://HUDOC.ECHR.COE.int/#{%22languageisocode%22:[%22ENG%22],%22documentcollectionid2%22:[%22GRANDCHAMBER%22,%22CHAMBER%22],%22violation%22:[%226-1%22]}
    on 05/02/2026 about violations against Article 6-1.

    "European Union" is not at any relevant part of "Justice
    Indicators". "European-Union" is not at "Justice Indicators". "E.U."
    is not at "Justice Indicators". "E.-U." is not at "Justice
    Indicators". "E. U." is not at "Justice Indicators". "EU" (case
    insensitive) is at 626 parts of "Justice Indicators". No occurence of
    "EU" at Pages 63 to 69 is relevant. "Irish courts are the slowest in
    EU at deciding cases" is based exclusively on "Justice Indicators" but
    this perverse newspaper ("The Irish Times") put "EU" as opposed to
    "the Council of Europe" to that article's title.

    I commenced a Portuguese-court case against the putative University of
    Coimbra during 2012 (so this fake university tortured me in 2013). I
    still wait for this court case's judgment at its 1st instance!
    (S. HTTP://Gloucester.Insomnia247.NL/ fuer Kontaktdaten!)
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