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By order of this court made on 28th February 2002 the Applicant was given leave to seek an injunction restraining the Respondent from prosecuting the Applicant on Bill Number DU939/01 presently pending before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court. The grounds upon which leave was granted are at paragraphs E(1) to (4) of the statement grounding the application for judicial review, are as follows:
These grounds raise in essence the issue of general delay and prosecutorial delay in the prosecution of the Applicant.
Now, with regard to the issue of general delay the Applicant currently stands charged before the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court with having committed three acts of gross indecency contrary to Section 11 of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885 on the complainant who is a nephew of the Applicant and a male person.
These acts are alleged to have been perpetrated between 1st August 1982 and 30th June 1985 in the first instance, secondly between 1st July and
31st July 1985, and, thirdly, between 1st August and 31st December 1985 respectively.
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