| Author | | Title | Citation |
| Clare Elizabeth Kelly | | Ireland and Judicial (In)dependence in light of the Twenty-Ninth Amendment to the Constitution. | (2015) 18(1) T.C.L.Rev. 15 |
| | Constitutional Law; Constitution. Twenty-Ninth Amendment. Separation of Powers. Judicial Independence. Desirability of the Judicial Function.
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| Conor Casey | | Legal Indeterminacy: Causes and Significance | (2015) 18(1) T.C.L.Rev. 42 |
| | Legal Theory; Rule of Law. Constitution. Role of the Judiciary.
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| Tom Lowenthal | | The Role of Dignity in Human Rights Theory: Constituent or Teleological? | (2015) 18(1) T.C.L.Rev. 56 |
| | Human Rights; Dignity. Human Rights Theory. ECHR.
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| Sarah Creedon | | The Exclusion Clause & The Intersection of International Criminal Law & The Refugee Convention | (2015) 18(1) T.C.L.Rev. 84 |
| | Immigration; UN Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees. UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). L�on Mugusera v Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration). Immigration. Asylum.
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| Kyrsten Baker | | The Post-Modern Approach to Sexual Offending: A Critique of Notification & Registration Schemes | (2015) 18(1) T.C.L.Rev. 110 |
| | Criminal Law; Notification & Registration Schemes. Sexual Offences. Irish Sexual Offenders Act 2001. Child Protection.
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