New episode of Law on Trial: Former Chief Justice Frank Clarke interview and the curious case of the Bewley’s windows | Business Post

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Open access: former Chief Justice Frank Clarke + solicitor Fiona Carroll discuss the legal system with hosts sanzscript mark_tottenham & Peter Leonard in episode 2 of the LawOnTrial legalaffairs podcast in association with EY_Ireland ​ IrishLaw

Welcome to the second series of the legal affairs podcast from the Business Post, in which hosts Peter Leonard, barrister, and Mark Tottenham, barrister and editor of Decisis.ie, are joined by Catherine Sanz, legal correspondent of the Business Post, to shine a light on legal topics and court cases, as well as conducting interviews with figures from the legal world.

In the new episode, Frank Clarke, senior counsel and former Chief Justice, discusses the legal system after his term in office and Fiona Carroll, a solicitor who is leading the Law Reform Commission’s Statute Law Revision Programme , explains why more than 3,000 obsolete laws face removal from Irish statute books.

Plus: when is a window not a window? A court case taken by developer Johnny Ronan’s real estate group in connection with Dublin's Bewley's cafe and its Harry Clarke windows is explored.

 

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