Fine Gael would not run a candidate with a criminal conviction, says Taoiseach

The transcript discusses John Mcgahan's public address regarding past legal issues, which were adjudicated in both criminal and civil courts. The evidence was reviewed by a jury, leading to a not guilty verdict for assault. The speaker emphasizes that Mcgahan would not be a candidate if found guilty. The upcoming general election is highlighted, with a focus on Mcgahan's community work and his role as a senator.

What type of courts adjudicated the issues related to John Mcgahan?

What role did the jury play in the court's decision regarding John Mcgahan?