Part-time judges could win pension rights after Supreme Court hearing

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A Supreme Court has ruled that part-time judges may be entitled to the same pension rights as their full time counterparts.

Dermod O'Brien, a retired part-time judge, had argued that the Ministry of Justice had discriminated against him by not allowing him the same access to a judge's pension on a pro-rata basis. The...

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