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    Domestic violence register law expected to pass

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    Jennie's Law, which establishes Ireland's first domestic violence judgments register, is currently being debated in the Dáil and is anticipated to pass this evening. The law aims to create a public register for individuals convicted of domestic violence, helping potential partners assess their history. It is named after Jennifer Poole, a victim of domestic violence.
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