Letter Decisions, Office of the Information Commissioner, Ireland

Letter Decisions, Office of the Information Commissioner, Ireland: "The requester sought access to records relating to the analysis by the Garda Síochána of the successful tenderer's bid for the supply of interview and surveillance equipment to the Garda Síochána. The Department argued that the records were held by the Garda Síochána (which is not subject to the FOI Act) and not held, or under the control of, the Department. The requester argued that the records were under the control of the Department for a number of reasons including the fact that the Department was the contracting authority for the tender and, under the Garda Síochána Act 2005, there was a duty on the Garda Commissioner to provide documents to the Secretary General of the Department"?THE REASONS PROJECT?

Support for whistleblower protection - The Irish Times - Tue, May 18, 2010

Support for whistleblower protection - The Irish Times - Tue, May 18, 2010: "OPPOSITION PARTIES have strongly backed the call from Director of Public Prosecutions James Hamilton for legislation to protect whistleblowers in cases of alleged white-collar crime"THE REASONS PROJECT?

The secret punishment of citizens by member states of the European Community.

The secret punishment of citizens by member states of the European Community.: "They challenged those responsible, but in doing so have been made to pay a very high price."THE REASONS PROJECT?

The Idea of a Private Law Society - Hans-Hermann Hoppe - Mises Daily

The Idea of a Private Law Society - Hans-Hermann Hoppe - Mises Daily: "Among political economists and political philosophers it is one of the most widely accepted proposition that every 'monopoly' is 'bad' from the viewpoint of consumers."

Greater equality in all of our interest - The Irish Times - Wed, Jun 09, 2010

Greater equality in all of our interest - The Irish Times - Wed, Jun 09, 2010: "We are not talking about revolution here, nor communism, but changes which, intuitively, we all (or most of us) would welcome."

Mistrust, deep divisions await O’Malley in Ireland - The Boston Globe

Mistrust, deep divisions await O’Malley in Ireland - The Boston Globe: "“On the one side, he’ll find those who are still very resistant to change and unwilling to acknowledge the extent of a very clear and deliberate coverup, and on the other side he’ll find those who are significant reformers.’’"THE"REASONS"PROJECT?

Prison Governors: Why the inhumanity? Why the Block in Cork? Do we tolerate the Birch in Ireland - Indymedia Ireland

Prison Governors: Why the inhumanity? Why the Block in Cork? Do we tolerate the Birch in Ireland - Indymedia Ireland: "You speak of the inner city and that over 60% of prisoners at Mountjoy come from there"MORE LIKE 95%?