CAJ in the News
18.02.2013 The Detail
CAJ's Deputy Director, Daniel Holder was interviewed regarding the use of the Irish language on road signs. You can watch the interview here . Read more
27.08.2012 The Guardian - Comment is Free
The secret justice bill nurtures a culture of impunity The secret justice bill will normalise security force abuses – and undermine the Northern Ireland peace process. 'The right to know and effectively challenge the opposing case has long been recognised by the common law as a fundamental feature of the judicial process" – so said… Read more
30.05.2012 BBC Radio Ulster Evening Extra programme
CAJ's Criminal Justice Programme Officer, John Patrick Clayton, discusses Fixed Penalty Notices on BBC Radio Ulster's Evening Extra programme here Read more
27.05.2012 BBC Radio Ulster, Seven Days programme
You can listen to CAJ's Director, Brian Gormally, on this week's Seven Days programme on Radio Ulster here Read more
13.03.2012 Spotlight, BBC Northern Ireland
CAJ's Deputy Director, Daniel Holder, took part in a special Spotlight programme looking at supergrass Trials. Click here to view http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01dcy2w/Spotlight_13_03_2012/ Read more
02.02.2012 Belfast Telegraph
Deal with the past, urges McGroryThe head of Northern Ireland's prosecution service has questioned if politicians have the will to tackle the fallout from the decades of violence in the region. There is a long-running debate on how to deal with the legacy of the Troubles, with some victims calling for prosecutions in unsolved murders, and… Read more
02.02.2012 Irish Times
McGrory calls for recognition of past The head of Northern Ireland’s prosecution service has questioned if politicians have the will to tackle the fallout from the decades of violence. There is a long-running debate on how to deal with the legacy of the Troubles, with some victims calling for prosecutions in unsolved murders, and others… Read more
02.12.2011 BBC Radio Ulster, Evening Extra
CAJ Director, Brian Gormally, speaks on BBC Radio Ulster's evening Extra programme regarding today's claims regarding the Loughgall killings. Click here to listen again (fast forward to 08:15) Read more
12.10.2011 Belfast Telegraph
Pat Finucane family vents fury at Cameron over murder inquiry refusal The family of sectarian murder victim Pat Finucane have spoken of their anger and hurt after Prime Minister David Cameron refused to grant a full public inquiry into the solicitor's death. After meeting the Prime Minister in Downing Street, Geraldine Finucane told reporters… Read more
12.10.2011 Irish Times
Finucanes angry at refusal to hold public inquiry BRITISH PRIME minister David Cameron’s decision to rule out a public inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane in 1989 has provoked fury, with his widow, Geraldine, saying her family felt “angry and insulted”. Instead of a public inquiry, Mr Cameron, who has long opposed a… Read more