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Court reports mentioning the name Darren Snee
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2017-12-19 · Dublin
In 2015, Darren Snee, aged 28, pleaded guilty in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to possessing 1,705 ecstasy tablets worth €17,050, along with €400 of cocaine and €800 of cannabis. He received a two‑and‑a‑half‑year suspended sentence for the drugs and a separate suspended sentence for the cocaine and cannabis. The High Court had earlier ruled that…
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2016-11-16 · Dublin
Ross Glynn, a plumber from Palmerstown, pleaded guilty to burglary at the Dublin Fire Brigade Workshop in Grangegorman Lower on August 28, 2010. Judge Martin Nolan imposed a four-month sentence, backdated to when Glynn entered custody in July, resulting in him being released as a free man. Glynn had fled to New Zealand after being granted bail,…
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2015-03-27 · Dublin
Darren Snee, a 25‑year‑old boxing coach from Palmerstown, pleaded guilty to possessing ecstasy, cannabis and cocaine. A Court of Appeal ruling declared ecstasy and other drugs unconstitutionally banned, leading the Director of Public Prosecutions to withdraw the ecstasy charge. Judge Martin Nolan imposed a two‑and‑a‑half‑year suspended sentence…
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2015-03-12 · Dublin
In March 2015 the Director of Public Prosecutions withdrew a charge against Darren Snee, 25, who had been caught with over €17,000 worth of ecstasy. The withdrawal followed a Court of Appeal decision that had ruled drugs such as ecstasy were legal because they had been unconstitutionally banned. The drugs were made illegal again after emergency…
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2015-03-10 · Dublin
In a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court hearing, 25‑year‑old Darren Snee pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine, cannabis and MDMA for sale or supply. Judge Martin Nolan remanded him in custody pending sentencing on 27 March. During the hearing, defence counsel Pieter Le Vert raised the Court of Appeal's recent ruling that the illegality of certain…
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