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Court reports mentioning the name Dean Joyce

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2025-12-08 · Tallaght, Dublin

Criminal with 'possibly highest number of previous convictions' threatened to kill pregnant partner

Dean Joyce, 33, was sentenced at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court after pleading guilty to one count of threatening to kill and one count of simple assault of his then partner at an address in Tallaght on November 6, 2024. The court heard that Joyce had 341 previous convictions. Prosecution evidence alleged that Joyce pursued his partner, who was…

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2017-07-14 · Dublin

Jail for criminal with 190 previous convictions who drove in to garda van

Dean Joyce, aged 24, was convicted in February after a second trial of 11 charges, including endangering Gardaí by driving his car into a Garda van, four counts of dangerous driving, possession of stolen property, driving without a licence, driving without insurance, possession of a boxcutter used in a burglary, criminal damage of a Garda van and…

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2017-03-07 · Dublin

Continuing bail for man with 190 previous convictions who led gardai on high speed chase in car with stolen property

Dean Joyce, 24, of Clondalkin, Dublin, has been remanded on continuing bail until May next for sentencing after being convicted of 10 charges. Joyce, who has 190 previous convictions, pleaded not guilty to 11 charges arising from a high-speed chase on March 3, 2015. These included endangering gardaí by driving into a garda van, four counts of…

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2017-02-13 · Dublin

"New low for opening addresses": jury discharged after member appears to fall asleep

In a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court trial, the jury was discharged after a juror appeared to fall asleep 15 minutes into the opening address. Prosecutor Garrett Baker BL was explaining "beyond reasonable doubt" when a juror was found seemingly asleep, prompting a jury minder to intervene. Defence barrister Pieter Le Vert BL reported that another…

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