• Subverting sovereignty's voluntarism: pluralism and subsidiarity in cahoots 

  Cahill, Maria (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2018-05-25)

  Sovereignty's lingering commitment to voluntarism and the limitations of the voluntarist approach are exposed by the crisis of authority represented by contradictory claims to ultimate authority on the part of the Court ...
• An examination of parole in Ireland: balancing justice and risk 

  McCarthy, Shane (University College Cork, 2019)

  This thesis presents the history of the parole process with particular emphasis on the operation of the Irish Parole Board since its establishment in December 2001, up until June 2019. The concept of parole and the function ...
• Child protection and the ECHR: Making sense of positive and procedural obligations 

  O'Mahony, Conor (Brill Academic Publishers, 2019-11-21)

  The European Court of Human Rights has generated a significant volume of case law that imposes demanding standards on States Parties to prevent, investigate and remedy ill-treatment of children at the hands of private ...
• Abortion care in Ireland: Developing legal and ethical frameworks for conscientious provision 

  Donnelly, Mary; Murray, Claire (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2019-11-02)

  This article celebrates the remarkable changes which have occurred in the provision of abortion care in Ireland following the vote to remove the restrictive Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of Ireland in May 2018. ...
• The European Union preventive restructuring framework: A hole in one? 

  Ehmke, David Christoph; Gant, Jennifer L. L.; Boon, Gert-Jan; Langkjaer, Line; Ghio, Emilie (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2019-08-06)

  While traditionally (Continental) Europe has not been known for an in particular debtor- or restructuring-friendly insolvency practice, in recent decades, important reforms were implemented that would foster restructurings ...

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