This paper considers the scope of the range of protected victim categories in hate crime legislation, and considers the application of the principle of certainty in this context.
Schweppe, Jennifer; Spain, Eimear(University College Cork, 2013)
The inability of women carrying foetuses suffering from fatal abnormalities to access a termination in this jurisdiction has been discussed widely in the media and the political sphere in recent times. Diverging views have ...
O'Sullivan, Catherine; Schweppe, Jennifer; Spain, Eimear(University College Cork, 2013)
This article serves as an introduction to this special edition of the I.J.L.S. on the recent developments on abortion law in Ireland. It briefly explains what were the two main drivers behind the introduction of the ...
Schweppe, Jennifer; Eaton, Sinead(Taylor and Francis: Routledge, 2007)
This article recounts our experience of peer observation and reflects on the positive and negative aspects of that exercise. Our experience is then compared to that of other scholars in the field of teaching law and some ...
We inherently link miscarriages of justice with innocence. Yet the language of the term is not so restrictive, and implies that a broader definition can be contemplated, one encompassing all cases in which justice has not ...
