| Author | | Title | Citation |
| Barry Vaughan | | A new system of police accountability: the Garda Síochána Act 2005 | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 18 |
| | Criminal; Accountability; Gardaí; misconduct; cop culture; ombudsman commission
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| Genevieve Coonan | | Reforming the leave procedure on appeal ot the Court of Criminal Appeal | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 12 |
| | Criminal; Leave to appeal; jurisdiction; ECHR compatability; CCA
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| Diarmuid Griffin | | Restorative justice: A real alternative? | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 2 |
| | Criminal; Non-punitive; restorative theory; juvenille justice; social contract
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| Kiwana Ennis | | Cases & Comment | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 31 |
| | Criminal; DPP v Campbell; insanity; expert opinion; DPP v Yusif Ali Abdi;
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| John P. Byrne | | Evidence and Procedure Update | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 27 |
| | Criminal; Mobile phone records; inter-racial recognition; admissability
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| Jennifer Schweppe | | Definition of a sentence in LRC paper on District Court Appeals | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 24 |
| | Criminal; Unduly Lenient Sentences; acquittals; ancillary orders; sentence definition
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| Ailbhe O'Neill | | The rule against double jeopardy and the company | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 16 |
| | Criminal; System Partners Ltd; autrefoir acquit; multiple trials; Fifth Amendment; Zoe Development Ltd v DPP
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| Claire Hamilton | | Sentencing in the District Court: "Here be Dragons" | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 9 |
| | Criminal; Irish Penal Reform Trust; sentencing; prison terms; community sentences; fines;
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| Niall Mac Giollabhuí | | Back to the future - Provcation in Ireland | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 2 |
| | Criminal; R v Welsh; provocation; Bedder v DPP; reasonable man; proportionality; Consultation Paper on Homicide
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| Kiwana Ennis | | Cases & Comment | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 31 |
| | Criminal; DPP v Bowes; DPP v O'Donovan; Identification Evidence; O'Callaghan v DPP; video evidence
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| John P. Byrne | | Evidence and Procedure Update | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 25 |
| | Criminal; Co-offenders; editing; statements
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| John P. Byrne | | Codification of the criminal law of Ireland | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 15 |
| | Criminal; Expert Group; codification; consolidation; criminal ambit
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| Claire Hamilton | | Moral panic revisited: Part Two | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 9 |
| | Criminal; Reactions; threats; panic theory; left realism; anachronism
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| Keith Spencer & Órla Veale-Martin | | Fashioning an Irish entrapment doctrine based on international experience | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 2 |
| | Criminal; Entrapment; inducment; governmental legaility; Nottingham City Council v Amin
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| Kiwana Ennis | | Cases & Comment | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 28 |
| | Criminal; DPP v Cooney; DPP v Redmond; O'Callaghan v DPP
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| John P. Byrne | | Evidence and Procedure Update | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 23 |
| | Criminal; Self-defence; provocation; sentencing; delay
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| T.J. McIntyre | | Computer crime in Ireland: A critical assessment of the substantive law | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 13 |
| | Criminal; Cybercrime; IT Law; information systems; Theft and Fraud Offences
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| Claire Hamilton | | Moral panic revisited: Part One | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 8 |
| | Criminal; Reactions; threats; panic theory
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| Keith Spencer | | "The intoxication ""defence"" in Ireland" | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 2 |
| | Criminal; "Defences; intoxication; automatism, self-induced"
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| John P. Byrne | | Evidence and Procedure Update | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 23 |
| | Criminal; Careless driving; R v King; DPP v M; factors influencing sentencing
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| Kiwana Ennis | | Cases & Comment | (2005) Vol 15 ICLJ 28 |
| | Criminal; DPP v Bishop; lesser offence; Byrne v DPP; DPP v Arthurs; delay
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