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    Jennie’s Law Passed in Ireland

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    Ireland's Dáil has enacted Jennie’s Law, allowing the names of individuals convicted of domestic violence to be included on a public register. This aims to inform potential victims about their partners' criminal histories. However, the law requires victim consent for inclusion, raising concerns about reprisals and its effectiveness due to low conviction rates for domestic violence.
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