| Author | | Title | Citation |
| Gerard Coffey | | The Principle of Ne Bis in Idem in Criminal Proceedings | (2008) 18(1) ICLJ 2 |
| | Criminal; Double jeopardy; European Convention on Human Rights; International law
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| Rebecca Coen | | The Decline of Due Process and the Right to Silence's Demise | (2008) 18(1) ICLJ 10 |
| | Criminal; Self-incrimination; Right to silence; Due process
|
| Mary Olivia Rogan | | The Mental Element in Murder: Tales from the Archives | (2008) 18(1) ICLJ 19 |
| | Criminal; Murder; Presumption; Intention
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| Gerard Coffey | | The Principle of Ne Bis in Idem in Criminal Proceedings | (2008) 18(1) ICLJ 2 |
| | Criminal; Double jeopardy; European Convention on Human Rights; International law
|
| James M Jeffers | | The Representative and Impartial Jury in the Criminal Trial: An Achievable Reality in Ireland Today? | (2008) 18(2) ICLJ 34 |
| | Criminal; Juries; Bias; Representation; Impartiality
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| Ciara Fitzgerald | | Californication of Irish Sentencing Law | (2008) 18(2) ICLJ 42 |
| | Criminal Justice; Habitual offenders; Triggering offences; Practical provisions
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| Gerard Murphy | | Sentencing Provisions in Part 10 of the Criminal Justice Act 2006 | (2008) 18(2) ICLJ 48 |
| | Criminal Justice; Suspended sentences; Deferral orders; Restriction; RMO
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