
The Explainer · June 22 · 13 min
Why do so many speeding cases never end in a conviction?
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If you're caught speeding in Ireland, you'd be forgiven for assuming a fine and penalty points are all but inevitable. But a new investigation by The Journal Investigates has found that almost one in every two speeding cases before the District Courts doesn't result in a conviction. we're joined by Patricia Devlin, journalist with The Journal Investigates.
Patricia’s reporting on this topic was supported by the Courts Reporting Scheme.
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