- When members of the judiciary ruled that children should be separated from their parents because of 'lack of proper guardianship', what evidence was required before such a ruling could be made?
- Was the word of a parish priest considered sufficient evidence?
- Were such rulings constitutional given the constitutional protection accorded to the family?
- How many children were incarcerated in industrial schools because of 'lack of proper guardianship'?
- The retired district judge, Mary Kotsonouris, has written that a play entitled 'The Evidence I Shall Give' by District Justice Richard Johnson, which was performed in the Abbey Theatre in the sixties, described what went on in the industrial schools. How much was known by members of the judiciary about the industrial schools?
Monday, September 12, 2005
MY QUESTIONS 4
The Judiciary
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