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  1. CJEU|LAW|Constitutional law
    Chúirt Dúiche Reference Vade-mecum de la Cour 2016 > Liste des principales juridictions nationales
    ga
    District Court
    en
    Definition Court of local and limited jurisdiction, having the authority to deal only with certain matters arising within its functional area. [IE] Reference "http://www.supremecourt.ie/SupremeCourt/sclibrary3.nsf/pagecurrent/D5F78352A387D74480257315005A419E?opendocument&l=en [13.06.2016]"
    Comment The District Court's jurisdictional powers are conferred upon it by statute and it may not, therefore, deal with any matters which fall outside its statutory remit. In civil matters, the District Court has jurisdiction to deal with claims which are not in excess of €15,000 (and €2,000 in small claims). In matters of family law, the District Court has jurisdiction in matters concerning maintenance, custody of, and access to, children and may make orders pertaining to domestic violence. In criminal matters, the District Court is a court of summary jurisdiction and deals with the non-jury trial of persons charged with minor offences. The District Court also has jurisdiction to grant bail in most cases and deals with the issue of sending an accused forward for trial in cases involving criminal offences outside its jurisdiction.
    tribunal de district
    fr