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Electronic monitoring of offenders in the administration of criminal justice

Coffey, Gerard (Thomson Reuters (Professional) Ireland Ltd, 2006)

The commission of criminal offences has conventionally been responded to by the criminal justice system with the imposition of punishment in the form of a term of imprisonment, which may be accompanied by a pecuniary ...
Evaluating the common law principle against retrials

Coffey, Gerard (Clarus Press on behalf of School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, 2007)

The common law principle against retrials, generally referred to as “the rule against double jeopardy,” proscribes retrials for the same criminal offence following a trial on the merits by a court of competent criminal ...
A flood of light? Comments on The Interpretation Act 2005

Donlan, Seán Patrick; Kennedy, Rónán (2005)

The Interpretation Act 2005 consolidates previous legislation and contains some new provisions inspired by a Law Reform Commission report. These may bring about a subtle but significant change in the methods of statutory ...
A happy union? Malta's legal hybridity

Donlan, Seán Patrick; Biagio, Andò; Zammit, David (Tulane University, 2012)

In this article, we lay out the broad outlines of the Maltese legal tradition
Health Act, 2004

Eaton, Sinead (Thomson Reuters Ireland Limited, 2007)

No abstract available
Implementing the Prospectus Directive

Eaton, Sinead (Thomson Reuters Ireland Limited, 2006)

The implementation of the Prospectus Directive has, inter alia, altered the law on offers to the public and on civil liability for omissions from, and misstatements in, a prospectus. In this article the changes effected ...
The importance of safeguards on revenue powers

Considine, John; Kilcommins, Shane (Irish Taxation Institute, 2006)

The last five years have revealed concerns about the appropriateness of Revenue powers. Broadly speaking, these concerns emphasise either the appropriateness of Revenue powers for securing the revenue of the State, or ...
Impressment and its genealogical claims in respect of community service orders in England and Wales

Kilcommins, Shane (Thomson Round Hall, 1996)

no abstract available
The influence of double jeopardy on the sentencing process

Coffey, Gerard (Thomson Reuters (Professional) Ireland Ltd, 2006)

Double jeopardy jurisprudence evolved in the common law in response to the inherent deficiencies in medieval criminal procedure and the draconian punishments imposed on defendants. This common law principle proscribes ...
International law students in transition: challenges and fears

O'Sullivan, Kathryn (2015)

no abstract available
An international review of legal provisions and supports for people with disabilities as victims of crime

Kilcommins, Shane; Edwards, Claire; O'Sullivan, Tina (Irish Council for Civil Liberties:ICCL, 2013)

People with disabilities who become victims of crime have derived some benefits from the broader inclusionary momentum in relation to victims in the legal field in Ireland. In addition, there have been some benefits ...
International students: the challenge of transition

O'Sullivan, Kathryn (2015)

no abstract available
The introduction of community service orders: mapping its conditions of possibility

Kilcommins, Shane (Wiley, 2014)

The Criminal Justice Act 1972 made provision for the introduction of community service orders in England and Wales. In describing the sanction, many commentators adopted the view that it was only in detail a novel disposal, ...
Introduction to reprint of Francis Stoughton Sullivan, Lectures on the constitution and laws of England

Donlan, Seán Patrick (The Lawbook Exchange Ltd.,, 2003)

Francis Stoughton Sullivan, lawyer and lecturer, exemplifies the complexities of both English law and Irish life in the eighteenth century. Sullivan was born in 1719 in county Galway, in the west of Ireland, the son of ...
Introduction:regulatory wrongdoing in Ireland

Kilcommins, Shane; Kilkelly, Ursula (First Law/Lonsdale Law Publishing Dublin, 2010)

no abstract available
Ireland lagging behind in the protection of surviving spouses on intestacy

O'Sullivan, Kathryn (The Irish Times, 2015)

December 22nd marks the 50th anniversary of the enactment of the Succession Act 1965 – the primary legislation governing inheritance in Ireland. When introduced, the 1965 Act was said to have brought about a ‘revolutionary ...
Ireland: an old doctrine of insurance law revisited

Kilcommins, Shane (Wolters Kluwer, 2002)

no abstract available
Irish financial regulatory enforcement: reforming the criminal law and administrative sanction interplay strategy

Elder, Shaun (University of Limerick, 2014)

The empirical genesis for this novel inter-disciplinary dissertation was the devastating global financial crisis. A separate and simultaneous Irish crisis was located in the banking sector. The financial market domain, ...
Joint purchasing ; assisting the survival of small retailers in small markets

Eaton, Sinead (Thomson Reuters Ireland Limited, 2009)
Judgment mortgages and the Family Home Protection Act 1976: A renewed call for reform

O'Sullivan, Kathryn (Thomson Reuters Round Hall, 2014)

The introduction of the Family Home Protection Act 1976 was a significant development in the protection of the family home in Ireland. However, an important lacuna has emerged in its coverage in light of its inapplicability ...

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