| Author
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| Title
|
Citation
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| Justice Philip O'Sullivan |
| A Hot Tub for Expert Witnesses |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 1
|
| | Negligence; Expert Witnesses; Balace of Probability; Causation
|
| William Binchy |
| Recent Developments in the Law of Torts |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 8
|
| | Law of Torts; Negligence; Duty of Care; Supreme Court; "Compensation Culture"
|
| Caroline Fennell & Andrea Ryan |
| A Cork Study on `Domestic' Violence and the Criminal Process: Tentative Conclusions from the Policing Perspective |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 79
|
| | Criminal Law; Domestic Violence Act 1996; Constitutional Law; Inadequacy
|
| Derek Dunne |
| The Position of the 'Quasi-Partnership' Type Private Company in Irish Law |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 108
|
| | Company Law; Re Murphs Restaurant; Companies Act 1963, s. 205
|
| Rosemary Horgan |
| Domestic Violence and Civil Harassment: Some Issues Which Arise When the Case Comes to Court |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 144
|
| | Family Law; Domestic Violence Act 1996; European Convention on Human Rights; Interim Barring Orders
|
| Lord Justice Brooke |
| The Use of Technology in the Courts |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 169
|
| | Court Service; Technology; Judiciary
|
| Paul Anthony McDermott |
| Contempt of Court and the Need for Legislation |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 185
|
| | Contempt of Court; Legislative Reform; Law Reform Commission
|
| Owen McIntyre |
| Liability for Asbestos-Related Illness: Redefining the Rules on `Toxic Torts' |
(2004) 4(1) JSIJ 196
|
| | Law of Torts; Negligence; Forseeability; Asbestos; Fletcher v. Commissioner of Public Works
|
| Ronan Keane |
| Judges as Lawmakers: The Irish Experience |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 1
|
| | Judiciary; Judicial Activism; Legal History
|
| Una Ni Raifeartaigh |
| The European Convention on Human Rights and the Irish Criminal Justice System |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 20
|
| | European Convention on Human Rights; Criminal Law; Democracy; Fundamental Freedoms
|
| Donal O'Donnell |
| A Comparison of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights and the Due Process Requirements of the Constitution of Ireland |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 37
|
| | European Convention on Human Rights; Right to a Fair Trial; Criminal Justice System
|
| Ursula Kilkelly |
| Children's Rights: A European Perspective |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 68
|
| | European Convention on Human Rights; Family Law; Children's Rights; Human Rights Act 1998 (UK)
|
| Christos Rozakis |
| The Right to a Fair Trial in Civil Cases |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 96
|
| | European Convention on Human Rights; Right to a Fair Trial; Civil Procedure
|
| Paul Mahoney |
| Right to Fair Trial in Criminal Matters |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 107
|
| | European Convention on Human Rights; Right to a Fair Trial; Criminal Justice System
|
| Jonathan Tomkin |
| Implementing Community Legislation Into National Law: The Demands of a New Legal Order |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 130
|
| | European Law; Secondary Legislation; Constitutional Law; Dualist System; Direct Effect
|
| James Hamilton |
| The Summary Trial of Indictable Offences |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 154
|
| | Constitutional Law; Criminal Justice System; Indictable Offences
|
| Carol Daugherty Rasnic |
| Alternative Dispute Resolution Rather than Litigation? A Look at Current Irish and American Laws |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 182
|
| | Courts System; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Arbitration; Mediation
|
| Garrett Simons |
| Planning Injunction: Section 150 |
(2004) 4(2) JSIJ 199
|
| | Planning and Development Act 2000; Unauthorised Development; Injunction; Locus Standi
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