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    Ireland to Enact 'Jennie’s Law' for Domestic Violence

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    The Oireachtas is set to enact 'Jennie’s Law,' establishing Ireland's first Domestic Violence Judgements Register. Named after murder victim Jennifer Poole, this legislation follows a four-year campaign by her family for transparency in domestic violence convictions. It aims to help individuals assess potential partners' histories of abuse, similar to the UK's 'Clare’s Law.'
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