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Ireland Establishes Registry of Convicted Abusers

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Ireland is creating a public registry for those convicted of serious abuse incidents.
The initiative aims to help citizens check a partner's history of violence.
The proposed law, known as Jennie's Law, is dedicated to Jennifer Poole, a murder victim.
Names will be published only with victims' consent, ensuring their protection.
This marks the first time Ireland's judicial system will publicly disclose such a registry.

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Ireland is creating a public registry for those convicted of serious abuse incidents.
The initiative aims to help citizens check a partner's history of violence.
The proposed law, known as Jennie's Law, is dedicated to Jennifer Poole, a murder victim.
Names will be published only with victims' consent, ensuring their protection.
This marks the first time Ireland's judicial system will publicly disclose such a registry.

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