Author
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| Title
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Citation
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K O Halloran & O Breen |
| Charity Law in Ireland and Northern Ireland - Registration and Regulation |
[2000] 18 ILT 6
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| | Charity Law; Northern Ireland
|
Ann Walley |
| The Directive on Certain Aspects of the Sale of Consumer Goods and Associated Guarantees - Implications for Irish Consumer Sales Law |
[2000] 18 ILT 23
|
| | Contract Law; Consumer Protection
|
Gearoid Carey |
| Persuasion, Authority and the Judicial Audience |
[2000] 18 ILT 42
|
| | Jurisprudence
|
Hilary Delany |
| Security for Costs in Relation to Corporate Plaintiffs |
[2000] 18 ILT 58
|
| | Company Law; Security for Costs
|
Desmond M Clarke |
| Constitutional Bootstrapping: The Irish Nation |
[2000] 18 ILT 74
|
| | Constitutional Law; Articles 2 and 3
|
Karen Murray |
| The US Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act 1999 and its implications for Irish Users of the .com Registry |
[2000] 18 ILT 78
|
| | Information Technology Law; Consumer Protection Act 1999; Domain Names
|
Anthony P Quinn |
| Wigs and Guns |
[2000] 18 ILT 90
|
| | Legal History
|
Jack Anderson |
| Kosovo and the Legality of NATO's Actions |
[2000] 18 ILT 106
|
| | Public International Law; Humanitarian Intervention
|
Gearoid Carey |
| Jury Reform and Lord Justice Aulds Criminal Courts Review-Implications for Ireland |
[2000] 18 ILT 122
|
| | Criminal Courts System; Juries
|
Hilary Delany |
| Striking Out where No Reasonable Cause of Action, where Claim Frivolous or where Clearly Unsustainable |
[2000] 18 ILT 127
|
| | Court Proceedings; Striking Out
|
Allan Levy |
| The Marginalized Child |
[2000] 18 ILT 158
|
| | Family Law; Childrens Rights
|
Damian Mc Hugh |
| Nervous Shock: A Case Note on Curran v Cadbury (Ireland) Ltd |
[2000] 18 ILT 162
|
| | Law of Tort; Nervous Shock
|
Karen Murray |
| The Electronic Commerce Bill 2000 |
[2000] 18 ILT 174
|
| | Information Technology Law; Electronic Commerce Bill 2000
|
Gearoid Carey |
| Towards Simpler Legal Language |
[2000] 18 ILT 177
|
| | Legal Writings; Linguistics; Interpretation
|
Raymond Byrne |
| The Criminal Justice Act 1999 |
[2000] 18 ILT 190
|
| | Criminal Law; Criminal Justice Act (No 10) 1999
|
Raymond Byrne |
| The Electricity Regulation Act 1999 |
[2000] 18 ILT 202
|
| | Electricity Regulation Act 1999
|
Kathleen A Moore Walsh |
| The Roundabout Tavern Settlement: A Reflection of American Publican Liability? |
[2000] 18 ILT 205
|
| | Law of Tort; Negligence
|
Oliver Mills |
| Moral Considerations Need Not Inform Laws Response to Biotechnology |
[2000] 18 ILT 218
|
| | Intellectual Property Law; Patents
|
Olivia Smith |
| Legislating Against Low Pay: The National Minimum Wage Act 2000: Part I |
[2000] 18 ILT 222
|
| | Labour Law; National Minimum Wage Act 2000
|
Olivia Smith |
| Legislating Against Low Pay: The National Minimum Wage Act 2000: Part II |
[2000] 18 ILT 234
|
| | Labour Law; National Minimum Wage Act 2000
|
Anna-Louise Hinds |
| The Wireless Telegraphy Act 1926 After Laurentiu |
[2000] 18 ILT 250
|
| | Telecommunications Law; Wireless Telegraphy Act 1926
|
Leo Flynn |
| Simple Catchwords and Complex Legal Realities: Recent Developments Concerning the Juridicial Effects of EC Legal Norms |
[2000] 18 ILT 255
|
| | European Law; Implementation
|
Tom Carney |
| The US Doctrine of Essential Facility |
[2000] 18 ILT 266
|
| | Competition Law; Essential Facilities
|
Daniel O Connor |
| Irelands Neutrality under the Amsterdam Treaty |
[2000] 18 ILT 283
|
| | European Law; Amsterdam Treaty; Neutrality
|
Gordon Duffy |
| Fitness to Practice, Preliminary Enquiries and Fair Procedures: A Change in Standards? |
[2000] 18 ILT 298
|
| | Administrative Law; Professional Disciplinary Proceedings
|
Mary Flanagan |
| Fundamental Rights in EU Law - The Best Way Forward? |
[2000] 18 ILT 314
|
| | European Law; Human Rights Law
|
Raymond Murphy |
| The Permanent International Criminal Court - Solving the Missing Link in the International Legal System? |
[2000] 18 ILT
|
| | Public International Law; International Criminal Court
|