Families whose loved ones were brutally murdered are calling on the new Justice Minister Helen McEntee to urgently commence a parole act which was passed into Irish law last July but is still not functioning more than 12 months later.
Under the act, the minimum term of a life sentence would be extended from seven to 12 years.
Victims say that this would give them some reprieve and a chance to “get their lives back together” before dealing with the criminal justice system once more. Kathleen Chada joined Fran Curry on Tipp Today to tell her story…
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