Current
Issue
THE
IRISH JURIST
VOLUME
LXVIII
ARTICLES
“It
is notorious that a lawyer cannot draft his own will clearly”:
framing
the
boundary
commission in the Anglo-Irish Treaty 1921
COLUM
KENNY
The
Count Plunkett habeas corpus application and the end of the
Dáil
Supreme
Court
GERARD HOGAN
The
“Special Structural Vulnerability” within migrant agricultural
work:
a case study of the Irish Agri-Food Workers Scheme
CHARLES
O' SULLIVAN AND CLIODHNA MURPHY
Debts,
damages and the Civil Liability Act 1961
DANIEL
DONNELLY
Remote
work in Ireland: dissuasion through legislation
DAVID
MANGAN
Lost
in translation: courtroom interpretation and the right to a
fair
trial in
DPP
v HM and BO
[2021]
IECA 315
RÓISÍN
A COSTELLO
BOOK
REVIEWS AND NOTICES
Richard
Albert
and
Richard
Stacey
(eds),
The
Limits
and
Legitimacy
of Referendums.
Andrew
Brady Spalding,
A
New
Megasport
Legacy—Host-Country
Human
Rights
and
Anti-
Corruption
Reforms.
Mark
Coen (ed),
The
Offences Against the
State
Act 1939 at 80
- A
Model Counter-Terrorism Act?
Daire
Hogan
and Patrick Maume (eds),
The
Reminiscences of Ignatius
O’Brien,
Lord Chancellor of Ireland 1913–18: A Life in Cork,
Dublin,
and Westminster.
Christopher
Lehane,
Succession
Law.
Michael
Lobban,
Imperial
Incarceration—Detention without Trial
in
the Making of British Colonial Africa.
Samuel
Moyn,
Humane:
How
the United States Abandoned Peace and Reinvented War.
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