| Author | | Title | Citation |
| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: The additional 20 minutes detention before breath specimen was taken in intoxicating driving prosecution did not justify dismissal | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 28 |
| | Evidence; DPP v Dardis [2015] IECA 284. DNA sampling. Breath Specimen. Observation Periods. Unlawful Custody.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: There was significant circumstantial evidence that the appellant was involved in the joint enterprise concerning cultivation of a drug | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 29 |
| | Evidence; DPP v Choung Vu [2015] IECA 257. Possession of a controlled drug. Adverse Inferences. Cultivation of a controlled drug.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: Murder conviction upheld where adverse inferences were correctly admitted | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 29 |
| | Evidence; DPP v MacCarthaigh [2015] IECA 234. Adverse Inferences. Questioning. Custody. Right to Silence. Refusal to Answer.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: Garda� did not behave improperly in obtaining statement | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 30 |
| | Evidence; DPP v Campion [2015] IECA 274. Unlawful Detention. Obtaining Evidence.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: Case involving sexual intercourse with mentally impaired person can give evidence by live TV Link | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 31 |
| | Evidence; DPP v D.O'D [2015] IECA 273. Testimony of Vulnerable Witnesses. Video Link Evidence.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: There was ample material available to the trial judge to allow him to admit evidence | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 31 |
| | Evidence; DPP v Wilson [2015] IECA 275. Jury Tampering. Unlawful Arrest. Inferences.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: The arrest of the appellant was lawful because there was statutory justification for the arresting member to execute the warrant | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 32 |
| | Evidence; DPP v Kirwan [2015] IECA 228. Unlawful Arrest. CCTV evidence. Warrant.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: Trial to proceed despite CCTV footage not being available | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 32 |
| | Evidence; Sirbu v DPP [2015] IECA 238. Missing evidence. CCTV evidence. Duty on Gardai to preserve evidence as to the accused's guilt or innocence.
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| Sinead Kane | | Evidence and Procedure update: The Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence and DNA Database System) Act 2014 | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 33 |
| | Evidence; DNA evidence. Criminal Investigation. Data Sampling. DNA Database.
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| Aoife McNickle | | John O'Brien v Director of Public Prosecutions | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 35 |
| | Evidence; Injury caused to detainee in Garda custody. Garda Public Service Vehicle Inspector. State Claims Agency. Destruction of Evidence. Fair Trial.
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| Paul Hughes | | The Functions of Rule-Making and Non-Rule Making Sentencing Councils and Commissions | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 13 |
| | Evidence; Sentencing Bodies. Fair Procedures. Comparable Jurisdictions. Sentencing Council for England and Wales. Sentencing Guidelines
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| Kieran M. Kennedy | | The Forensic Medical Examination of Adults who Report Sexual Violence In Ireland: A Practical Overview for the Legal Practitioner | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 2 |
| | Evidence; Forensic medical assessment. Sexual Offences. Sexual Assault Treatment Units.
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| Editor | | Editorial | (2016) 26(1) ICLJ 1 |
| | Miscellaneous; Special Criminal Court. Article 38.3.1 Constitution of Ireland. Terrorist Organisations. IRA. Peace Process of Northern Ireland. Constitutionality. Burden of Proof.
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