Purpose of criminal
law [01.04]
Sources of criminal
law [01.09]
Common law [01.10]
Abolition of distinctions [01.19]
Offences at common law [01.21]
Parliaments of
Continuance of existing law [01.25]
Law reform [01.31]
Codification [01.33]
Codification in
Convention and
domestic law [02.06]
The 2003 Act [02.08]
The Convention [02.33]
Protocol No. 4 [02.52]
Protocol No. 6 [02.53]
Protocol No. 7 [02.54]
The Treaties [03.02]
The Constitution
Article 29.4 [03.03]
European
Communities Act 1972 [03.04]
Criminal competence [03.08]
The European Union [03.14]
Council of
Europol [03.19]
Judicial Cooperation [03.20]
Eurojust [03.21]
Corpus Juris [03.25]
Proposals in Reform
Treaty [03.26]
Approximation of criminal laws [03.26]
The Courts Service [04.03]
Territorial
jurisdiction [04.09]
Extra-territorial
jurisdiction [04.28]
The District Court [04.50]
Summary trial of indictable
offences [04.55]
Children Court [04.61]
The Circuit
(Criminal) Court [04.65]
The Central
Criminal Court [04.70]
Court of Criminal
Appeal [04.75]
The Supreme Court [04.78]
The Special
Criminal Court [04.81]
Military tribunals [04.102]
Court-martials [04.103]
The Courts-Martial Appeal Court [04.113]
Constitution
Article 40.4.1 [05.02]
Arrest [05.03]
Arrest and Detainer [05.05]
Arrest warrant [05.06]
Criminal Law Act
1997
Arrestable offence [05.07]
Power of arrest [05.09]
Arrrst on warrant or committal [05.11]
Entry and search of premises to [05.12]
Criminal Justice
Act 1951
Proceedings on arrest [05.13]
Criminal Justice
Act 1984
Detention after arrest [05.16]
Powers of Garda [05.17]
Rearrest on application [05.19]
Electronic recording [05.20]
Taking of fingerprints, etc. [05.23]
Electronic
recording of fingerprints [05.24]
Arrest and
detention of prisoners [05.25]
Criminal Justice
Act 2007
Powers of detention [05.26]
Rearrest on authority [05.27]
Application of Act of 1984 [05.28]
Copy of recording to be given [05.29]
Admission in evidence [05.30]
Criminal Procedure
Act, 1967 1A [05.33]
District Court Rules - Order 24 [05.51]
Criminal Justice
(Administration) Act, 1924 [06.03]
The Indictment
Rules, 1924 [06.12]
Director of Public
Prosecutions [06.27]
Guidelines for Prosecutors [06.33]
Constitution
Article 40.4 [07.05]
Criminal Procedure
Act 1967, Part III [07.13]
Children Act 2001 [07.23]
Bail Act, 1997 [07.24]
Courts of Justice
Act 1924 [07.42]
Schedule to Bail Act 1997 [07.45]
Plea of �guilty� [08.07]
Stand Mute [08.09]
Motion to quash [08.12]
Demurrer [08.14]
Plea Autrefois Acquit or
Autrefois Convict [08.15]
Plea of �not
guilty� [08.21]
Nolle prosequi [08.22]
Constitution
Article 38.5 [09.02]
Juries Act, 1976 [09.06]
Qualification and
liability for service [09.06]
Ineligibility [09.07]
Disqualification [09.08]
Excusal from
service [09.09]
Summoning of jurors
[09.10]
Selection of jury
from panel [09.11]
Inspection of jury
panel [09.12]
Mode of swearing a
jury [09.13]
Administration of
oath to jurors [09.14]
Forms of oaths to
be taken by jurors [09.15]
Challenges without
cause shown [09.16]
Challenges for
cause shown [09.17]
View by jury [09.18]
Death or discharge
of juror [09.19]
Discontinuance of
juror�s service [09.20]
Separation of jurors during trial [09.21]
Constitution
Article 38 [10.01]
Right to a fair
trial [10.04]
Delay [10.06]
Article 6 of
European Convention [10.08]
Number of trials [10.09]
Minor offences [10.10]
Presumption of
Innocence [10.18]
Burden and standard
of proof [10.22]
Summary of trial
process [10.28]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1984 [10.35]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1999 [10.47]
Criminal Justice Act, 2006 [10.48]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1951 [11.08]
Criminal Law Act,
1976 [11.10]
Family Law
(Protection of Spouses and Children) Act, 1981 [11.11]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1984 [11.12]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1993 [11.13]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1999 [11.15]
Criminal Justice
Act, 2006 [11.16]
Criminal Justice
Act, 2007 [11.30]
Schedule 2 [11.33]
Sentencing and
sexual assault [11.34]
Nature of rape [11.35]
Substantial immediate custodial
sentence [11.36]
Factors in
sentencing [11.39]
A plea of Guilty [11.41]
Views of victims [11.42]
General principles [11.45]
Appeals from the
District Court [12.02]
against sentence only [12.03]
de novo to Circuit Court [12.04]
Case stated [12.08]
Consultative case stated [12.10]
Appeal to Court of
Criminal Appeal [12.11]
Courts of Justice Act, 1924 [12.11]
Criminal Procedure Act, 1993 [12.12]
Criminal Justice Act, 2006 [12.14]
Appeal from Special
Criminal Court [12.15]
Appeal to Supreme
Court
Constitution Article 34.4.3 [12.16]
from Central Criminal Court [12.19]
from Court of Criminal Appeal [12.20]
Case stated by Circuit Court [12.21]
Reference by DPP [12.22]
on point of law [12.23]
Exceptions to
double jeopardy [12.24]
Relevant offences [12.34]
With prejudice
prosecution appeals [12.35]
Miscarriage of
justice [12.42]
�newly discovered fact� [12.52]
Act must be
voluntary [13.04]
Omissions -
liability for failing to act [13.09]
Parents and their children [13.12]
Voluntary assumption [13.13]
Holder of a public office [13.18]
Contract of employment [13.19]
Medical treatment [13.20]
Supervening fault [13.23]
State of affairs
offences [13.24]
�result crimes� and �conduct crimes� [13.28]
Necessity for
mental element [14.01]
The term mens rea? [14.10]
Motive [14.13]
Intention [14.16]
Recklessness [14.26]
Maliciously [14.31]
Wilfully [14.33]
Dishonestly [14.35]
Knowledge [14.36]
Believing [14.41]
Negligence [14.41]
Doctrine of
transferred malice [14.48]
Coincidence of
external and mental elements [14.50]
Characteristics of
strict liability [15.04]
Testing for strict
liability [15.06]
Defences [15.14]
Irish courts and
strict liability [15.17]
Intermediate range
of offences [15.20]
Australian Model
Criminal Code [15.21]
Nature of vicarious
liability offences [16.06]
Master liability at
common law [16.08]
Testing for
vicarious liability [16.10]
Statutory
exceptions [16.11]
Unauthorised
persons [16.14]
The delegation
principle [16.15]
Actual knowledge
not required [16.19]
Delegation must be
complete [16.21]
A defence of
reasonableness [16.23]
A mental element [16.25]
Law Commission
Draft Criminal Code Bill [16.26]
Complicity at
common law [17.04]
Compounding a felony [17.06]
Misprision of felony [17.07]
Principal or
Perpetrator [17.12]
Innocent agency [17.13]
Doctrine of common
design [17.17]
Secondary
participation [17.20]
Principal acquitted? [17.21]
Joint enterprise and [17.24]
Incohate offences and [17.26]
Punishment of
participants [17.27]
Penalties for assisting
offenders [17.28]
Mental element of
secondary parties [17.43]
Withdrawal or
abandonment [17.50]
Summary offences [17.54]
Participation
offences [17.55]
Impeding the apprehension [17.56]
Compounding an arrestable
offence {17.70]
Attempt [18.04]
Statutory offences of attempt [18.08]
Mental element of attempt [18.13]
The act [18.18]
Territorial jurisdiction [18.24]
Impossibility [18.25]
Mistake as to the criminal law [18.27]
Law Reform Commission [18.28]
Conspiracy [18.29]
Statutory offences of conspiracy [18.30]
An agreement [18.35]
Two or more persons [18.38]
The unlawful act [18.43]
Mental element of conspiracy [18.49]
Law Reform Commission [18.51]
Incitement or
Soliciting [18.52]
Statutory incitements [18.54]
Act of incitement or
solicitation [18.57]
Communication of incitement [18.59]
Intent that incitement be acted
upon [18.61]
Impossibility [18.62]
Law Reform Commission [18.65]
Mental Health Act,
2001 [19.04]
�mental disorder� [19.05]
Criminal Law
(Insanity) Act, 2006 [19.06]
Fitness to be tried [19.08]
Verdict of not guilty [19.19]
McNaughren Rules [19.20]
Question 1 [19.22]
Question 2 [19.24]
Question 3 [19.25]
Question 4 [19.27]
Question 5 [19.29]
Special verdict [19.34]
Self-induced
drunkenness [20.03]
Innocent or
involuntary intoxication [20.05]
Negativing mental
element [20.06]
�basic intent� and
�special intent� [20.10]
DPP v. Beard [20.16]
Attorney-General
and Gallagher [20.17]
DPP and Majeskie [20.18]
Voluntary
intoxication
and manslaughter [20.21]
and mistake of fact [20.24]
Law Reform
Commission [20.26]
Criminal Code of
Australian Model
Criminal Code [20.28]
Model Penal Code [20.29]
Indian Penal Code [20.30]
Ignorance of law [21.02]
Mistake of fact [21.07]
A Constitutional
right [21.12]
Honest belief [21.13]
Strict liability
offences [21.15]
Model Penal Code [21.17]
Criminal Code of
Indian Penal Code [21.19]
Duress per minas [22.03]
Onus of proof [22.08]
Nature of threat [22.10]
Murder and related
offences [22.12]
Immediacy of threat [22.15]
Test of
reasonableness [22.19]
Associating with
criminals [22.22]
Australian Criminal
Code Act 1995 [22.27]
Criminal Code of
Indian Penal Code [22.30]
Duress per necessitatem [22.31]
Justifiable harm [22.33]
Saving human life [22.36]
Marital coercion at
common law [22.37]
Law Reform
Commission [22.40]
Australian Criminal
Code Act 1995 [22.41]
Model Penal Code [22.42]
Indian Penal Code [22.43]
Murder [23.07]
Unlawfully [23.11]
Reasonable self-defence [23.15]
Killing of a burglar [23.24]
Use of lethal force by the State [23.29]
Kills [23.32]
Causation [23.33]
Factual causation [23.40]
Legal Causation [23.44]
�year and a day�
Rule [23.51]
Another / The
victim [23.54]
Mental element for
murder [23.57]
Absence of body [23.64]
Abolition of death
penalty [23.68]
Jurisdiction for
Murder etc [23.72]
Attempted murder [23.77]
Conspiracy or
Solicitation [23.79]
Draft Homicide Bill [23.81]
Murder to which
section 3 applies [23.84]
Elements of the offence [23.91]
Provocation [24.04]
Subjective test [24.09]
Matter of fact for the jury [24.11]
Law Reform Commission proposal [24.14]
Excessive self-defence [24.15]
Diminished
Responsibility [24.16]
An unlawful and
dangerous act [24.22]
A criminal act [24.26]
Dangerous act [24.33]
Law Reform Commission proposal [24.39]
Gross negligence
manslaughter [24.42]
People v Dunleavy [24.44]
Law Reform Commission proposals [24.45]
Use of corporate entity [24.47]
How duty arises [24.48]
Motor (or Vehicular)
manslaughter [24.58]
European Convention [24.62]
Draft Homicide Bill [24.63]
Criminal Code of
�corporate
manslaughter� [24.67]
Law reform in
Penalty for
manslaughter [24.76]
Suicide [24.80]
Suicide pact [24.82]
�aids, abets, counsels or
procures� [24.84]
Refusal of medical treatment [24.88]
Infanticide [25.02]
Concealing the
birth of a child [25.07]
Abortion [25.13]
Administering drugs to procure [25.14]
Procuring drugs to cause [25.21]
Right to life [25.27]
Attorney General v. X and Others [25.28]
Right to travel [25.29]
Information on
abortion services [25.32]
Publications on
abortion [25.34]
Assault type
offences [26.04]
Assault [26.06]
Assault s.2(1)(a) [26.08]
meaning of force [26.14]
without consent [26.21]
Assault s. 2(1)(b) [26.27]
Assault causing
harm [26.36]
Harm [26.39]
Causing serious
harm [26.45]
Serious harm [26.49]
Threats to kill or
cause serious harm [26.58]
Justifiable use of
force [26.60]
Honestly held belief [26.62]
Protection of self or others [26.64]
Protection of property [26.67]
Crime or breach of peace [26.70]
Coercion [26.84]
Harassment [26.88]
Demands causing
alarm, etc [26.94]
Poisoning [26.95]
Endangerment [26.100]
Endangering traffic [26.104]
False imprisonment [26.110]
Offence to possess
or control any article [26.120]
Offensive weapons [27.01]
Possession of knife
or other article [27.03]
�flick-knife� [27.12]
Trespassing with a
knife, etc. [27.13]
�weapon of offence� [27.15]
Production of
article capable ... [27.18]
Power to prohibit
manufacture, etc. [27.19]
Offensive Weapons
Order, 1991 [27.23]
Syringe offences [27.28]
Injury or threat to
do so [27.36]
Sprays blood etc.
or threat to do so [27.37]
Offence in relation
to third person [27.38]
Intentional injury [27.40]
Intentional
spraying [27.41]
Possession of
syringe or blood [27.45]
Failing to
cooperate [27.48]
Placing or
abandoning syringe [27.53]
Intentionally
placing or abandoning [27.54]
Firearms Act, 1925 [28.03]
Unlawful possession
of firearm .... [28.20]
Restricted firearms
and ammunition [28.28]
Prohibited firearms
and ammunition [28.28]
Firearm
certificates [28.29]
Practical or
dynamic shooting [28.32]
Restrictions on
manufacture and [28.33]
Reloading of
ammunition [28.41]
With intent to
endanger life [28.42]
Restriction on
export or removal [28.53]
Restrictions on the
import of firearms [28.54]
Firearms Act, 1964 [28.62]
Possession while
taking vehicle [28.64]
Use to resist
arrest or aid escape [28.74]
Possession
suspicious circumstances [28.83]
Carrying firearms
with intent [28.95]
Firearms and
Offensive Weapons Act, 1990
Possession, sale,
etc., of silencer [28.110]
Reckless discharge
of firearm [28.111]
Realistic imitation
firearms [28.111]
Shortening barrel
of shotgun or rifle [28.112]
Withholding
information [28.114]
Explosives Act,
1875 [29.02]
Power to prohibit [29.04]
Fireworks [29.06]
Extension of
definition [29.21]
Explosive
Substances Act, 1883 [29.23]
Intent to cause
explosion [29.26]
Possession under
suspicious circumstances [29.27]
Punishment of
accessories [29.31]
Explosive substance [29.35]
�a rape offence� [30.04]
�a sexual assault
offence� [30.05]
Rape [30.07]
Capacity to commit [30.15]
Carnal knowledge [30.16]
Consent [30.23]
Omission to offer resistance [30.25]
Personation of husband [30.30]
Reasonable grounds for belief [30.31]
Fraud [30.34]
Mental element of
rape [30.38]
Attempted rape [30.41]
Sexual assault [30.44]
Aggravated sexual
assault [30.53]
Rape under section
4 [30.56]
Buggery [30.58]
Restrictions on
evidence at trials [30.63]
Legal
representation of complainants [30.66]
Corroboration of
evidence [30.69]
Alternative
verdicts [30.73]
Trial by Central
Criminal Court [30.74]
Summary
jurisdiction [30.75]
Exclusion of the
public [30.76]
Anonymity of
complaints [30.77]
Anonymity of
accused [30.78]
Publication of
unauthorised matter [30.79]
Victim impact
statement [30.80]
Mentally impaired
persons [30.81]
Protection of [30.82]
Acts of gross indecency [30.83]
Soliciting or importuning [30.87]
Abuse of female
lunatic [30.89]
Incest [30.91]
Incest by males [30.94]
Incest by females [30.96]
Sex Offenders Act,
2001 [30.103]
Offences for purposes of Act [30.106]
Schedule [30.107]
Persons subject to requirements [30.110]
Information for compliance [30.112]
Notification requirements [30.113]
Persons convicted outside State [30.120]
Certificate of conviction [30.121]
Sex offender orders [30.123]
Failure to inform employer [30.139] Imposition
of sentence [30.147]
Meaning of
prostitution [31.05]
Criminal Law
(Sexual Offences) Act, 1993
Soliciting or
importuning [31.12]
Loitering for purposes
of prostitution [31.14]
Organisation of
prostitution [31.16]
Living on earnings
of prostitution [31.17]
Brothel keeping [31.21]
Criminal Justice
(Public Order) Act, 1994
Advertising of
brothels / prostitution [31.24]
Licensing Act, 1872
Permitting premises
to be a brothel [31.33]
Criminal Law
Amendment Act, 1885
Procurement of
women and girls [31.34]
Procuring
defilement of woman [31.37]
Children Act, 2001 [32.01]
Restrictions on
criminal proceedings [32.03]
Delivery of child to parent [32.08]
Dismissal of case against child [32.13]
Presumption / determination of
age [32.14]
Offences relating
to Children
Criminal Law
Amendment Act, 1885
Defilement of Young
Girl [32.16]
Criminal Law
(Sexual Offences) Act, 1993
Buggery of persons
under 17 years [32.17]
Gross indecency
with males under 17 [32.18]
Soliciting or
importuning a child [32.19]
Sexual Offences
(Jurisdiction) Act, 1996
Sexual offences
outside State [32.22]
Offence to make
arrangement [32.30]
Offence to publish
information [32.32]
Child Trafficking
and Pornography Act, 1998
�child pornography� [32.36]
Trafficking a child
[32.37]
Taking etc. a child
[32.38]
Meeting child for
sexual exploitation [32.40]
�sexual exploitation� [32.43]
�trafficks� [32.44]
Allowing child to
be used for child pornography [32.45]
Producing,
distributing, etc child pornography [32.46]
Possession of child
pornography [32.47]
Criminal Law (Human
Trafficking) Act 2008
�exploitation� [32.55]
�labour exploitation� [32.55
Trafficking of
children [32.56]
Selling of children
[32.57]
Criminal Law
(Sexual Offences) Act 2006
�person in authority� [32.62]
�sexual act� [32.63]
Defilement of child
under 15 years [32.66]
Defilement of child
under 17 years [32.73
Non-Fatal Offences
against the Person Act, 1997
Abduction of child
by parent [32.88]
Abduction of child [32.94]
Children Act, 2001
Aiding, etc., child
to commit offence [32.100]
Escape from lawful
custody [32.101]
Helping child to
escape [32.102]
Harbouring escaped
child [32.103]
Unlawful entry or
communication [32.104]
Bringing alcohol,
etc. into schools [32.105]
Cruelty to children
[32.108]
Begging [32.116]
Allowing child to
be in brothel [32.120]
Causing etc. sexual
offence [32.121]
Anonymity of child [32.126]
Presumption of age [32.128]
Schedule 1 of 2001
Act [32.129]
Safety of children
at entertainment�s [32.130]
Criminal Justice
Act 2006
Reckless
endangerment of children [32.131]
Children�s
Dangerous Performance Act, 1879
Employment of any
child [32.132]
Dangerous
Performances Act, 1897 [32.135]
Gaming and
Lotteries Act, 1956 [32.137]
Pawnbrokers Act,
1964 [32.139]
Intoxicating Liquor
Act, 1962 [32.141]
Intoxicating Liquor
Act, 1988 [32.142
Offences by persons
under 18 years [32.150]
Restriction on
presence in bars [32.151]
Being on licensed
premises [32.153]
Temporary closure
of premises [32.155]
Test purchasing [32.159]
Employment of
persons under 18 [32.160]
Proof of age [32.161]
Age cards [32.162]
Forgery or
alteration of age cards [32.163]
Passport Act 2008
Misuse of a
passport [32.165]
Child Care Act,
1991
Public Health
(Tobacco) Act, 2002
Prohibition on sale [32.167]
�theft� [33.03]
�dishonestly� [33.08]
�appropriate� [33.17]
Trustees and
appropriation [33.25]
�property� [33.26]
Without the consent
of the owner [33.33]
Reasonable grounds
for a belief [33.38]
�depriving� [33.40]
�owner� and
�ownership� [33.42]
Liability of bodies [33.53]
Exceptions to theft
Transferred for value [33.55]
Land, or things forming part of
land [33.56]
Plants growing wild [33.58]
Wild creatures [33.59]
Mechanically
propelled vehicles
Taking without
authority [33.62]
Using or taking
possession [33.63]
Unlawful carriage [33.68]
Pedal cycle [33.70]
Unauthorised
interference with [33.74]
Unlawful seizure of
vehicles [33.79]
Electricity, Gas
and Water
Dishonest use of
electricity or gas [33.82]
Unlawful interference
with articles [33.83]
Duty upon consumer [33.88]
Making gain or
causing loss by [34.02]
Meaning of �gain� and �loss� [34.07]
Meaning of �deception� [34.10]
Obtaining services
by deception [34.23]
�obtains services� [34.25]
Loans [34.29]
Making off without
payment [34.33]
Conspiracy to
defraud [34.54]
Companies Acts
offences
Offences when in
liquidation [34.59]
Fraud by officers
of companies [34.60]
Fraudulent trading [34.61]
Statement to
receiver [34.63]
Resignation of
auditors [34.64]
Duty of auditors [34.65]
Prohibition of
acting [34.66]
False statements to
auditors [34.67]
Keeping of books of
account [34.68]
Liability of
officers [34.69]
Furnishing false
information [34.70]
Destruction,
mutilation, falsification of documents [34.72
False accounting [35.03]
�falsifies� [35.08]
�document� [35.14]
�record� [35.16]
Concealing facts
disclosed by documents [35.25]
Presumption as to
knowledge [35.26]
Reporting of
offences
��relevant person�� [35.30]
Obligation to
report [35.31]
Suppression of
documents [35.35]
Burglary [36.03]
Section 12(1)(a) [36.04]
Section 12(1)(b) [36.05]
�enter� [36.06]
�building� [36.12]
�trespass� [36.18]
Mental element [36.24]
Aggravated burglary
[36.32]
�at the time� [36.39]
Entering buildings,
etc. with intent [36.43]
Trespass on building,
etc. [36.44]
Directions of Garda
S�och�na [36.45]
Robbery [37.02]
�immediately before or at the
time� [37.08]
�in order to� [37.10]
�force� or �fear� [37.13]
�on any person� [37.16]
Conspiracy to rob [37.20]
Unwarranted demand
with menaces [37.24]
Menaces [37.34]
Possession of any
article with intent [37.42]
Handling stolen
property [38.03]
Offences and modes [38.05]
Receiving [38.06]
Stolen property [38.21]
��principal
offender�� [38.26]
Stealing outside
the State [38.30]
Restoration of
stolen property [38.34]
�otherwise than in
the course of the stealing� [38.39]
Presumption of
knowledge or recklessness [38.45]
Meaning of �reckless� [38.48]
Possession of
monies [38.55]
Possession of
stolen property [38.61]
Withholding
information regarding stolen property [38.69]
Forgery [39.02]
�instrument� [39.03]
�false� [39.05]
�making� [39.12]
�prejudice� [39.13]
Forgery [39.16]
Using false
instrument [39.21]
Copying false
instrument [39.26]
Using copy of false
instrument [39.29]
Custody / control
of false instruments [39.32]
Forfeiture of
seized property [39.40]
Counterfeiting [39.45]
�currency note� and �coin� [39.46]
�lawfully issued� [39.47]
�a counterfeit� [39.48]
�a thing� [39.49]
Making a
counterfeit of [39.51]
Passing or
tendering counterfeit [39.56]
Delivering
counterfeit currency [39.60]
Custody or control
with intent [39.63]
Custody or control
of counterfeit [39.66]
Implements with intent [39.69]
Custody or control
of implements [39.71]
Import and export
of counterfeits [39.74]
Offences committed
outside the State [39.77]
Measures to detect
counterfeiting [39.78]
Obligations upon
designated bodies [39.80]
Trade mark offences [39.87]
�trade marks� [39.88]
Registered trade mark [39.89]
Fraudulent
application or use [39.90]
Possession with
intent [39.91]
Falsification of
entry in register [39.94]
Falsely
representing trade mark [39.97]
Offences committed
by partnership [39.100]
Offences relating
to Copyright [39.102]
Making available
infringing copy [39.106]
�loan� [39.107]
Article for making
copies [39.108]
Protection
defeating [39.109]
Public performance [39.110]
False claims of
copyright [39.114]
Making available an
illicit recording [39.115]
Article for making
recordings [39.116]
False claims in
performances [39.122]
False
representation of authority [39.123]
Criminal damage [40.02]
�to damage� [40.04]
�property� [40.10]
�belonging to any person� [40.11]
�family home� [40.13]
�reckless� [40.16]
Without lawful
excuse [40.18]
Damage to another�s
property [40.26]
Damage to any
property [40.28]
Damage with intent
to defraud [40.31]
Arson [40.33]
Threat to damage
property [40.38]
Possessing any
thing with intent [40.41]
Malicious damage [40.48]
Maliciously
obstructing railways [40.49]
Obstructing engines
or carriages [40.50]
Injuries to
telegraphs [40.51]
Attempt to injure
such telegraphs [40.52]
Killing or maiming
cattle [40.53]
Killing or maiming
other animals [40.55]
Exhibiting false
signals to shipping [40.56]
Removing or
concealing buoys etc. [40.57]
Malicious injury to
electric wires etc. [40.60]
Forcible entry [41.02]
Forcible entry [41.06]
Remaining in
forcible occupation [41.07]
Encouragement and
advocacy [41.08]
Proof of ownership
of land [41.10]
Damage to property [41.11]
Entering and
Occupying Land [41.15]
Entry on and
occupation onto [41.19]
Refusing to give
name and address [41.21]
Failure to comply
with directions [41.22]
Obstruction etc. of
Garda [41.25]
Convention on
Cyber-Crime [42.01]
Framework Decision
on Attacks [42.03]
Meaning of
�computer� [42.05]
Criminal Damage
Act, 1991 [42.10]
�to damage� and �data� [42.12]
�data� and� property� [42.13]
Computer belonging
to another [42.19]
Computer with
intent to defraud [42.20]
Possession of a
computer to damage [42.21]
Unauthorised
accessing of data [42.22]
Unlawful use of
computers [42.29]
Electronic Commerce
Act, 2000 [42.35]
Money laundering [43.03]
Presumption [43.08]
Criminal conduct
outside the State [43.13]
Handling property [43.19]
Measures to prevent [43.21]
Designated bodies [43.22]
Identity of persons [43.24]
Retention [43.29]
Measures to prevent and detect [43.30]
Criminal Justice
(Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) Bill 2009 [43.32]
Money gained [43.33]
Forfeiture of cash
seized [43.36]
Disclosure of
information [43.43]
Offences of
prejudicing investigation [43.45]
Proceeds of Crime
Act, 1996 [43.49]
�proceeds of crime� [43.51]
�property� [43.52]
�criminal conduct� [43.55]
Interim order [43.57]
Interlocutory order
[43.58]
Disposal order [43.59]
Consent disposal
order [43.60]
Ancillary orders etc. [43.61]
Criminal Assets
Bureau [43.63]
�criminal conduct� [43.64]
Functions of Bureau
[43.72]
Anonymity [43.74]
Identification [43.75]
Obstruction [43.76]
Intimidation [43.77]
Search warrants [43.78]
Order to make
material available [43.79]
Disclosures
prejudicial [43.81]
Property held in
trust [43.82]
Assault on bureau
officer [43.83]
E.U. Joint Action [44.02]
U.N. Convention [44.03]
�criminal organisation [44.04]
�structured group� [44.05]
�facilitation�
[44.07]
�act� [44.08]
�serious
offence� [44.09]
�ordinarily
resident in the State [44.11]
Statutory conspiracy [44.12]
Directing a criminal organisation [44.17]
Evidential provisions [44.24]
Participation or contribution to [44.29]
Table [44.37]
Inferences that may be drawn [44.39]
Offence for criminal organisation [44.49]
Ordinary courts are inadequate [44.53]
Offences committed outside State [44.54]
Aggravating factor: serious offence [44.56]
Exclusion of evidence [44.57]
Evidence in
proceedings under Part 7 [44.58]
Bodies
corporate [44.59]
Double jeopardy [44.60]
Offences relating
to public order [45.02]
�dwelling� [45.02]
�private place� [45.03]
�public place� [45.04]
Intoxication in
public places [45.05]
Disorderly conduct
in public place [45.07]
�offensive conduct� [45.08]
Threatening,
abusive or insulting [45.10]
Distribution or display
of material [45.13]
Failure to comply
with directions [45.15]
Power to direct
persons [45.16]
Power of entry [45.17]
Wilful obstruction [45.18]
Riot [45.20]
Violent disorder [45.28]
Affray [45.33]
Assault with intent
[45.38]
Assault etc. of
peace officer [45.41]
Offences at common
law
Breach of the peace
[45.50]
Challenge to fight [45.53]
Public nuisance [45.54]
Crowd Control at
Public Events [45.55]
Control of access [45.56]
Surrender and
seizure [45.57]
Fixed charge
offences [45.60]
Criminal Justice (Public Order) Act, 2003
Exclusion order [45.63]
Intoxicating Liquor
Act, 2003, Part 2
Exclusion order [45.65]
Drunken persons [45.66]
Supply of
intoxicating liquor to [45.67]
Offences by drunken
persons [45.68]
Duty of licensee to
preserve order [45.69]
Disorderly conduct [45.70]
Temporary closure
of premises [45.71]
Anti-Social
Behaviour [45.72]
Antisocial behaviour [45.75]
Behaviour warnings [45.77]
Civil orders [45.78]
Vagrancy Act, 1824
Idle and disorderly
person [45.83]
A rogue and a
vagabond [45.84]
Incorrigible Rogues
[45.85]
Obstruction [45.86]
Nuisances by
persons in public [45.87]
Drunkards behaviour
[45.88]
Using carriage
without consent [45.89]
Prohibition of
other nuisances [45.90]
Criminal Justice (Public
Order)(Amendment) Bill 2008]
Offence of begging [45.91]
Public Bodies
Corrupt Practices Act, 1889
Corruptly solicit
any gift etc. [46.03]
Corruptly give any
gift etc. [46.05]
Prevention of
Corruption Act, 1906 [46.16]
Corruptly accepts
or obtains [46.16]
Corruptly gives or
agrees to give [46.17]
Prevention of
Corruption Act, 1916
Presumption of
corruption [46.22]
Prevention of
Corruption (Amendment) Act, 2001 [46.24]
Seizure of
suspected bribe [46.25]
Forfeiture of bribe
[46.26]
Failure to disclose
political donations [46.28]
Presumption of
corruption [46.31]
Corruption
partially in State [46.35]
Corruption occurring
outside State [46.36]
Corruption in
office [46.37]
Corruption
(Amendment) Bill 2008 [46.39]
European
Communities� financial interests
Convention and
Protocols [46.46]
Fraud affecting [46.47]
Active corruption [46.50]
Passive corruption [46.52]
Outside the State [46.56]
Customs offences [47.01]
�Smuggling� [47.02]
Adaptation to land frontier [47.04]
Customs Act, 1956 [47.07]
Illegal importation of goods [47.09]
Forfeiture of goods [47.12]
Customs and Excise
(Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1988 [47.15]
Seizure or detention of
conveyance [47.16]
Detention of certain goods [47.17]
Burden of proof [47.19]
Customs
Consolidation Act, 1876 [47.20]
Making false declarations etc. [47.20]
Goods unshipping [47.22]
Ships may be searched [47.24]
Persons may be searched [47.25]
Customs and Inland
Revenue Act, 1881 [47.26]
Powers of search [47.26]
Offences [47.26]
Illegally importing [47.27]
Rescueing goods [47.28]
Assembling to run goods [47.30]
Procuring or hiring [47.31]
Signalling [47.33]
Burden of proof [47.35]
Shooting at boats [47.37]
Cutting adrift vessels [47.38]
Person escaping [47.41]
Offering goods for sale [47.42]
Forfeiture etc. [47.43]
Retention of goods [47.47]
Summons within 3 years [47.50]
Trafficking in
illegal immigrants [47.51]
Trafficking in illegal
immigrants [47.54]
Human Trafficking [47.64]
Trafficking of persons [47.70]
Soliciting or importuning for
purposes of prostitution [47.78]
Anonymity of victims [47.82]
�the Acts� [48.03]
Offences [48.06]
Penalties [48.07]
Concealing facts [48.14]
Presumption as to
documents [48.16]
�return, statement
or declaration� [48.18]
Information to
juries [48.28]
Duties of relevant
person [48.32]
Misuse of Drugs Act
1977 [49.04]
�controlled drug� [49.06]
�cannabis� and �cannabis resin� [49.07]
Regulations
permitting possession [49.10]
Regulations to
prevent misuse [49.11]
Directions
prohibiting prescribing etc. [49.12]
Special directions
etc. [49.13]
Possession of a
controlled drug [49.15]
Restriction of
possession [49.16]
Penalties for
cannabis etc. [49.18]
Penalties in any
other case [49.19]
Meaning of
possession [47.22]
Knowledge as to nature of [49.31]
Presumption [49.35]
Possession for
unlawful sale / supply [49.34]
Rebuttal of presumption [49.40]
Defence [49.46]
Market value over �10,000 [49.54]
Importation in excess of value [49.61]
Supply into prisons
etc. [49.67]
Minimum period of 10 years [49.75]
Other drugs
offences [49.88]
Opium [49.88]
Cultivation of
opium etc. [49.92]
Forged or
fraudulent prescriptions [49.96]
Occupiers
permitting activities [49.98]
Acts outside the
State [49.109]
Printing [49.111]
Attempts [49.113]
Contravening
regulations [49.116]
Powers of Garda
S�och�na
Power to search
persons, etc. [49.120]
Powers to inspect
and demand [49.122]
Power of Arrest [49.123]
Search warrant [49.124]
Officers of Customs
and Excise [49.127]
Criminal Justice
Act, 1994 [49.137]
�drug trafficking� [49.138]
�drug trafficking offence [49.139]
Offences on Irish
ships [49.140]
Ships used for drug
trafficking [49.141]
Enforcement powers [49.142]
Jurisdiction and
prosecutions [49.143]
Criminal Justice
(Illicit Traffic by Sea) Act 2003
Immunity of foreign
officials [49.145]
Criminal Justice
(Drug Trafficking) Act, 1996 [49.147]
Power of detention
under section 2 [49.150]
Remand for
treatment [49.176]
Combating Drug
Abuse [49.187]
Public Dance Halls
Act, 1935 [49.188]
Licensing
(Combating Drug Abuse) Act, 1997 [49.195]
Road Traffic Act,
1961
�driving� [50.05]
�mechanically propelled vehicle�
[50.07]
�park� [50.09]
�public place� [50.10]
�public road� [50.11]
�road� [50.12]
Driving offences
Prohibition on
holding mobile phone [50.20]
Driving when unfit [50.26]
Without reasonable
consideration [50.30]
Careless driving [50.33]
Dangerous driving [50.36]
Causing death etc. [50.40]
Injuring persons by
furious driving [50.47]
Dangerously
defective vehicle [50.49]
Driving offences
while under the influence
Influence of an
intoxicant [50.54]
Concentration of
alcohol in the blood [50.56]
Concentration of
alcohol in the urine [50.58]
Concentration of
alcohol in the breath [50.60]
Being in charge
while drunk [50.83]
Animal drawn
vehicle or pedal cycle [50.86]
Mandatory
alcohol testing [50.88]
Road Traffic Act
1994
Obligation to provide specimen [50.90]
Obligation to provide on arrest [50.98]
Obligation to provide in
hospital [50.108]
Detention of intoxicated drivers
[50.109]
Procedure following provision [50.110]
Taking of specimens [50.112]
Procedure at bureau [50.115]
Evidence in prosecutions [50.116]
Certain evidence in proceedings [50.117]
Costs of prosecutions [50.118]
Other road traffic
offences
Driving without a
driving licence [50.121]
Requirement to
carry driving licence [50.123]
Speed [50.125]
Dangerous parking [50.128]
Compulsory
insurance [50.130]
Obstruction of
traffic [50.133]
Unauthorised
holding on to vehicle [50.134]
Giving false
particulars [50.136]
Motor tax
Excise duties on vehicles [50.140]
Licences to be exhibited [50.141]
National Car Test
Disc [50.143]
Crash helmets [50.144]
Safety belts and
Child restraints [50.148]
Other
provisions of the Road Traffic Acts
General penalty [50.152]
Fixed charge offences [50.153]
Notice of offence [50.154]
Duties on
occurrence of accident [50.155]
Duty to give
information [50.156]
Obligation to stop [50.157]
Disqualification
and Endorsement
Consequential disqualification [50.163]
Second Schedule [50.164]
Ancillary disqualification order
[50.165]
Special disqualification orders [50.166]
Removal of disqualification [50.167]
Order for endorsement [50.169]
Learner permits [50.171]
Supply of vehicles
to minor [50.174]
System of penalty
points
Fixed charge and drink driving [50.177]
Endorsement of penalty points [50.179]
Disqualification by reason of [50.180]
Period of endorsement [50.181]
Notification to licence holder [50.182]
Disqualification pursuant to EC [50.186]
First Schedule [50.189]
Offences Against
the State
Usurpation of
government [51.04]
Obstruction of
government [51.05]
Obstruction of the
President [51.07]
Interferences with
military etc. [51.08]
Prohibition of
printing, etc., [51.09]
Foreign newspapers,
etc, [51.16]
Possession of
documents [51.17]
Documents printed
for reward [51.18]
Unauthorised
military exercises [51.21]
Secret societies in
army or police [51.22]
Administering
unlawful oaths [51.24]
Unlawful
organisations
Unlawful
organisations [51.26]
Suppression order [51.28]
Declaration of
legality [51.31]
Prohibition of
membership [51.32]
Offence of
providing assistance [51.33]
Incitement or
invitation to join etc. [51.34]
Proof of membership
[51.37]
Prohibition of
certain public meetings [51.40]
in the vicinity of the
Oireachtas [51.41]
Evidence of
membership of [51.44]
Offences Against
the State (Amendment) Act, 1998
Inferences that may
be drawn [51.51]
Notification of
witnesses [51.53]
Directing an
unlawful organisation [51.54]
Possession of
articles [51.55]
Unlawful collection
of information [51.56]
Withholding
information [51.57]
Training in the use
of firearms [51.58]
Offences to be
scheduled offences [51.59]
Duration of certain
sections [51.60]
Section 30-arrest
and detention
Section 30(1) [51.62]
Vehicle, ship, boat, or other
vessel [51.80]
Detention [51.81]
Extensions of detention [51.88]
Charged or released [51.89]
Powers in respect of detained [51.90]
Offence to obstruct or impede [51.91]
Rearrest under Section 30 [51.92]
Examination of detained persons [51.93]
Emergency Powers
Act, 1976 [51.99]
Offences Against
the State (Amendment) Act, 1940 [51.101]
Treason
Punishment of
treason [51.108]
Encouraging,
harbouring, etc. [51.109]
Misprision of
treason [51.110]
Sedition at common
law [51.111]
Official Secrets
Act, 1963
Unlawful
Communication [51.116]
Acts contrary to
the Safety of State [51.120]
Communication with
foreign agents [51.121]
Harbouring
offenders etc. [51.122]
Piracy jure gentium [52.03]
International
Criminal Court [52.05]
Domestic jurisdiction [52.08]
Genocide [52.10]
Crimes against
Humanity [52.17]
War crimes [52.19]
International War
crimes [52.28]
Unlawful Seizure of
Aircraft etc [52.38]
Acts against the
Safety of Aviation [52.43]
Incitement to
Hatred [52.46]
Radiological
Protection [52.76]
Chemical Weapons [52.83]
Torture [52.91]
Safety of United
Nations Personnel [52.95]
Suppression of
Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation [52.101]
Terrorist Offences [52.110]
Suppression of
Terrorist Groups etc. [52.111]
Suppression of
Hostage-Taking [52.118]
Terrorist Bombing [52.120]
Internationally
Protected Persons [52.123]
Financing of
Terrorism [52.125]
Postal offences
Unlawfully taking away or opening [53.03]
Fraudulent retention of mail bag [53.04]
Inviolability of mail [53.05]
Secreting or destroying by officer [53.06]
Money orders with fraudulent intent [53.07]
Forgery and stealing of money orders [53.08]
Inflammable, deleterious substances [53.09]
To procure the commission of offence [53.10]
Unauthorised
disclosure [53.14]
Prohibition on
opening etc. [53.15]
Prohibition on
interception [53.18]
Fraudulent use of
telecom. [53.19]
Broadcasting
Offences
from ships and aircraft [53.23]
from marine structures [53.24]
certain ships, aircraft, etc [53.25]
acts facilitating broadcasting [53.26]
Safety, Health and
Welfare at Work
Offences [53.37]
Obstruction [53.39]
Offence in
relation to personal injury [53.44]
Fixed Penalty
Notice [53.52]
Prosecution of
summary offences [53.57]
Electoral Offences
In relation to registration of electors [53.63]
Personation [53.64]
Bribery [53.65]
Undue influence [53.66]
Breach of secrecy [53.67]
Offences relating to ballot boxes, etc. [53.68]
Disorderly conduct at meeting [53.69]
Omission of name and address [53.70]
Nominating without consent [53.71]
Forged certificate of political affiliation [53.72]
False declaration on nomination paper [53.73]
Officer acting as agent of candidate [53.74]
Obstruction of nomination or poll [53.75]
Interference with postal ballot papers [53.76]
Obstruction of electors [53.77]
Personation agent leaving station [53.78]
Voting by person not entitled [53.79]
Unlawful marking of ballot papers [53.80]
False statement of withdrawal or death [53.81]
Misleading statement as to process [53.82]
Handling of ballot papers [53.83]
Unauthorised inspection of documents [53.84]
Corrupt withdrawal of petition [53.85]
Limitation of time for prosecution [53.86]
Litter Pollution
Prohibitions
related to littering [53.93]
Obligations to
prevent litter [53.94]
Certain activities
not prohibited [53.95]
Duty of occupiers,
etc [53.96]
Mobile outlets [53.97]
Dog related offence
[53.98]
Control of Dogs
Keeping dog without
a licence [53.101]
Control of dog [53.102]
Nuisance by barking
dogs [53.103]
Passport Offences [53.105]
Offences [53.106]
�false passport� [53.109]
Meaning of �false�
and �making� [53.111]
Summary trial of
offences [53.112]
Offences committed outside State
[53.113]
Offences by bodies corporate [53.114]
Religion and the
State [54.04]
Blasphemy [54.07]
Defamation Act, 2009 [54.09]
Disturbing Religious Assemblies [54.12]
Disturbing religious worship [54.13]
Obstructing a clergyman [54.14]
Public indecency [54.16]
Obscene or indecent performance [54.17]
Conspiracy to corrupt public morals [54.18]
Nuisances in public thoroughfares [54.22]
Post Office Act,
1908 [54.24]
Censorship of
Publications Act, 1929 [54.25]
Bigamy [54.37]
Criminal libel [54.49]
Corpses [54.47]
Burial Laws
Amendment Act, 1880 [54.49]
Anatomy Act, 1832 [54.52]
Preventing an inquest [54.54]
Exposure of dead body
of child [54.55]
Burning of a dead
body [54.56]
Contempt of court [55.03]
Civil contempt [54.06]
Statute law on
contempt [55.21]
Summary
Jurisdiction (
Tribunal of Enquiry
(Evidence) Act, 1921 [55.22]
Defence Act, 1954 [55.23]
Consumer Credit Act
1995 [55.24]
Children Act 2001 [55.25]
Perjury and related
offences [55.26]
Subornation of
perjury [55.27]
Fabrication of
false evidence [55.35]
Swearing a false
oath [56.36]
Evidence on Commission Act, 1831 [55.37]
Statutory Declarations Act, 1835 [55.38]
Oaths Act, 1838 [55.39]
Criminal Procedure Act, 1851 [55.40]
Commissioners for Oaths (
Oaths Act 1888 [56.42]
Tribunals of Enquiry (Evidence) Acts,
1921 [55.43]
Statutory Declarations Act, 1938 [55.44]
Arbitration Act, 1954 [55.45]
Solicitors (Amendment) Act, 1960 [55.46]
Court of Justice of the E. C. (Perjury)
Act, 1975 [55.47]
Criminal Law (Jurisdiction) Act, 1976 [55.48]
Criminal Evidence Act 1992 [55.49]
Diplomatic and Consular Officers
(Provision of Services) Act, 1993 [55.51]
Children Act, 1997 [55.53]
Children Act, 2001 [55.54]
Civil Liability
Offences [55.55]
Escape and related
offences
Escape from lawful
custody [55.65]
Permitting an
escape [56.66]
Breach of prison [56.67]
Rescue from lawful
custody [55.68]
Persons unlawfully
at large [55.69]
Escape from custody
[55.70]
Smuggling into
prison [55.72]
Failure to
surrender to bail [55.75]
Possession of
mobile [55.76]
General
interference with justice
Bribery of public
officials [55.78]
Effecting a public
mischief [55.79]
Obstructing or
intimidating witnesses [55.80]
Enforcement of
Court Orders Act, 1926 [55.81]
Interference with the course of justice [55.82]
Giving certain false information [55.83]
Intimidation of witnesses, jurors etc. [55.84]
Offences relating
to juries [55.85]
Embracery [55.89]
Barratry [55.90]
Maintenance [55.91]
Champerty [55.92]
Offences relating
to An Garda S�och�na
Causing disaffection [55.94]
Impersonating Garda [55.95]
Chapter 56
Penalties for Offences
The Table of
Penalties [56.02]
Where no specified
term [56.03]
Sentence for
attempts [56.04]
Binding over to
keep the peace [56.06]
Abolition of penal
servitude [56.08]
Abolition of hard
labour [56.10]
Fines Bill, 2009 [56.14]
Fines for summary
offences [56.15]
Table A [56.16]
Table B [56.17]
Table C [56.18]
Table D [56.19]
Table E [56.20]
Fines and
conviction on indictment [56.21]
Capacity of persons
to pay fines [56.23]
Payment of fines by
instalment [56.24]
Recovery orders [56.25]
Community service
orders [56.26]