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The National Crime Council was an independent body established by Government in September 1999. It ceased operations on 14 October 2008 as a result of a Government decision to rationalise State Agencies in the context of Budget 2009. Its principal roles were to focus on crime prevention and to act as an independent source of policy advice to Government.
Final Publication
Problem Solving Justice - The Case for Community Courts in Ireland.
This report examines the positive impact which the principles and practices of Community Courts could have if they were introduced to the Irish Criminal Justice system.
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Latest News
- 14th October 2008
Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform, Dermot Ahern, speaks on the publication of 2009 estimates
- 14th October 2008
Minister of Finance Brian Lenihan announces 2009 Budget
- 1st October 2008
President McAleese Hosts Forum on Domestic Violence at Áras an Uachtaráin - 30th September 2008
Experts Required for 'Criminal Justice Statistics' Project in Georgia (MS Word, 60 KB) - 24th September 2008
Roll Out of Joint Policing Committees to 114 Local Authorities - 19th September 2008
Establishment of Victims of Crime Office and a new Commission for the Support of Victims of Crime
The Irish National Crime Council is a participant in The European Crime Prevention Network (EUCPN).