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edition
01
2020
Welcome to the 1st edition of the Irish Judicial Studies Journal 2020
Introduction
Table of Contents
Catholicism and the Judiciary in Ireland, 1922-1960
Life imprisonment and the Parole Act 2019: Assessing the Potential Impact on Parole Decision-Making
Our Herculean Judiciary?: Interpretivism and the Unenumerated Rights Doctrine
Preferential Creditor Status in Irish Corporate Insolvency Law: A Need for more Priorities?
The Role and Responsibility of the State in Litigation
Carter V Boehm Considered
Trends and Issues in Personal Injury
Truth, Patriotism and the Heroic Narrative: The Case of Operation Anthropoid
Leahy and Fitzgerald O'Reilly, "Sexual Offending in Ireland: Laws, Procedures and Punishment"
McGrath, "White-Collar Crime in Ireland: Law and Policy"
edition
02
2019
Introduction
Table of Contents
Table des Matières
How courts treat vulnerability in cases of slavery and human trafficking
Le traitement contentieux de la vulnerabilite dans les affaires d’esclavage et de traite humaine
The rhetoric of slavery in the 21st century
La rhetorique de l’esclavage au 21eme siècle
Inadequacy of remedies in cases of human trafficking and modern slavery
L’insuffisance des recours juridiques dans les affaires concernant la traite des personnes et l’esclavage modern
The legal concept of ‘domestic servitude' in the jurisprudence of the French cour de cassation
La notion juridique ‘d’esclavage domestique’ dans la jurisprudence de la cour de cassation française
Criminal responsibility of trafficked persons
La responsabilité pénale des victimes de traite
Response: Criminal responsibility of trafficked persons, including issues concerning how such persons are protected from prosecution and punishment
Reponse: responsabilite penale des personnes victimes de la traite, y compris des questions concernant la maniere dont ces personnes sont protegees des poursuites et des sanctions
Mental capacity in immigration: effective access to justice
Capacité mentale aux affaires d’immigration Accès effectif à la justice
edition
01
2019
Editorial
Table of Contents
Truth to be told: Understanding truth in the age of post-truth politics – Mr Justice Peter Charleton and Ciara Herlihy
Reflections on the justice and welfare debate for children in the Irish criminal justice system - Judge John O'Connor
Sentencing methodology – towards improved reasoning in sentencing – Mr Justice John Edwards
Four models of judicial reasoning in sentencing - Graeme Brown
Who am I to judge? The appointment of academics to the Irish judiciary - Conor Reidy
Transparency in family and child law proceedings: disentangling the statutory techniques and terminology - Clare Craven-Barry
From legal advice to legal assistance: recognising the changing role of the solicitor in the Garda station - Vicky Conway and Yvonne Daly
EU law and mortgage possession cases – what is it all about? - Padraic Kenna and Julie Sadlier
The Victim in the Irish Criminal Process - review - Conor Hanly
Child Law in Ireland - review - Fergus Ryan
Killing Time: Life Imprisonment and Parole in Ireland - review - Margaret Fitzgerald O’Reilly
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02
2018
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2018
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