Should Repaying Shops Be The Priority And Not The Court Poor Box?

The court poor box is a long-standing, non-statutory practice in Irish District Courts where a judge allows a defendant, typically a first-time offender facing minor charges, to avoid a criminal conviction by voluntarily donating money to a charitable cause.  But if someone has stolen from a business, should the business be the entity that gets the compensation? Claire Byrne discusses this further with Vincent Jennings, CEO of Convenience Stores & Newsagents Association.

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