Commissioners pay tribute to all-round good guy
Fri, 07 May 2021
Picture: 2nd left - Tim OâHanlon / Story: By Chris Cave - Local Democracy Reporter
The chair of Marown Commissioners has praised “all-round good guy” Tim O’Hanlon, who’s died aged 73. He served on the local authority for the best part of three decades. Alison Lynch has described the news as a huge shock to the Manx community. She paid tribute to a selfless man who always thought of others:
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February 17, 2021 My Bewildering Brain Toils in Vain : Traumatic Brain Injury, the Criminal Trial Process, and the Case of Lisa Montgomery
The title of this post is the title of this new paper available via SSRN and authored by Alison Lynch, Michael L. Perlin and Heather Cucolo. Here is its abstract:
Individuals with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) have a greater risk of becoming justice-involved due to the role that many TBIs play in impulse control and judgment. Attorneys assigned to represent this cohort may not have encountered individuals with TBI before, and may not be familiar with behavioral manifestations that could be relevant as a defense or as mitigation in individual cases. In this regard, TBI is grossly misunderstood.
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Central government urged to modernise local authority laws
Sat, 23 Jan 2021
By Chris Cave - Local Democracy Reporter
The chair of Marown Commissioners has backed calls to bring local authority legislation into the 21st century. Alison Lynch says she would support updating the current laws as long as it didn’t have a negative impact on the services provided. Her comments come after central government was urged to review current rules earlier this week. Mrs Lynch believes broadcasting meetings online could boost engagement. Dr Michelle Haywood, the chair of Port St Mary Commissioners, claims the current law prevents virtual meetings and needs changing in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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