Dr. Catherine O'SullivanApr 14The Right to a Jury Trial in Pandemic TimesIn our latest blog, Dr Catherine O’Sullivan, Lecturer in Law at the School of Law, University College Cork, discusses the implications...
Katie O'LearyApr 6Outlawing 'Lawfare' or Limiting Rights? An Examination of the UK's Proposed Time Bar on War Crimes PFull Title: Outlawing 'Lawfare' or Limiting Rights? An Examination of the UK's Proposed Time Bar on War Crimes Proseuction In our latest...
Dr Darius WhelanMar 23Covid-19 and the Rights of People with Mental Health ConditionsIn our latest blog, Dr Darius Whelan, Senior Lecturer in Law at the School of Law, University College Cork, examines the impact COVID-19...
Oonagh BuckleyMar 23Maintaining Access to Justice in the PandemicIn our latest blog, Oonagh Buckley, Deputy Secretary General of the Department of Justice, assesses the implications of COVID-19 on...
Dr Conor HanlyMar 19Dealing with Domestic Violence During a PandemicIn our latest blog, Dr Conor Hanly, Lecturer in Law at the School of Law, NUI Galway, discusses the effects COVID-19 has had on domestic...
Niels KirstFeb 22A New Dawn for the 'Gretchen-Question' of European Union Law?In our latest blog, Niels Kirst, PhD researcher at Dublin City University focuses on the European Union’s response to the rule of law...
Tom WardFeb 12The Impact of COVID-19 on the Operation of the CourtsIn our latest blog, Tom Ward, Head of the Superior Courts Operations Directorate writes on the impact of Covid-19 on the operation of the...
Mary Mayenfisch-TobinFeb 4Not Such a World Apart - From The United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland to Cork, IrelandDrawing on her experience as a lawyer, lobbyist and lecturer, Mary Mayenfisch considers the intersection of business and human rights by...
