by Robert Adamson. Robert is a final-year Masters in Common Law student at UCD. In this article he remarks on constraints and tensions in the use of civil remedies for damages in Irish and EU data protection law.
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Analysing the Conclusions of the Independent Expert Panel for the Legal Definition of Ecocide – The Pragmatic Approach to International Environmental Crime
by Eoin Jackson. Eoin is an incoming Final Year Law student in Trinity College Dublin. In this article he explores the legitimacy and effectiveness of Ecocide as a new means of enhancing international environmental accountability
Slow, not steady; can we win the race? Movements towards Direct Provision Reform
By Jessica Commins. Jessica is an incoming final year Law with History student at University College Dublin. In this insightful article, Jessica shares her perspective on efforts to reform Ireland’s Direct Provision system.
AB v Road Safety Authority: Should Asylum Seekers be Allowed Driving Permits?
By Shauna Richardson. Shauna has just completed her final year of a Masters in Common Law in University College Dublin. She is currently an intern with the Climate Bar Association, and is preparing for her Kings Inns Entrance Examinations. In this timely article, Shauna considers the decision of the High Court in AB v Road Safety Authority.
Suggested Reforms of Special Measures Available to Vulnerable Victims in the Irish Courts
By Leah Farrell. Leah completed a masters degree in common law in University College Dublin in 2021. She also holds an undergraduate degree in social science from UCD and a masters degree in International Human Rights Law from NUIG. In this thought provoking article, Leah provides an insight into potential areas of reform in the available measures for vulnerable victims in Irish courts.
A Tale of Faulty Beginnings and False Hope: The Intensity of Review in Judicial Review Cases
By Tommy McDarby (Mac Diarmada). Tommy completed his undergraduate degree in Law with Politics in UCD in 2021. In this colourful article, Tommy considers the intensity of judicial review in Irish law.