• International and European developments in family law 2013 

  Crowley, Louise (Jordan Publishing, 2013)
• Defining the family and the scope of the protection available - tensions between national governance and international expectations 

  Crowley, Louise (Jordan Publishing, 2015)
• Collaborative law: the future cornerstone of the resolution process? 

  Crowley, Louise (Judicial Studies Institute, 2009)

  Collaborative law was developed originally in the United States, (1) and more recently has received significant support from Irish family law practitioners. In essence its ultimate aim is not particularly novel – it seeks ...
• Racism and hate crime in Ireland: is the legislative and policy framework adequate? Conference summary 

  Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights (CCJHR); Nasc, Irish Immigrant Support Centre (Centre for Criminal Justice & Human Rights (CCJHR), School of Law, University College Cork, 2013-10)

  Hosted by Nasc, the Irish Immigrant Support Centre and the Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, UCC, this conference aimed to promote an open dialogue on Racism and Hate Crime in Ireland. Expert speakers and ...
• Access to justice for people with disabilities as victims of crime in Ireland 

  Edwards, Claire; Harold, Gillian; Kilcommins, Shane (National Disability Authority, 2012-02)

  International literature recognises that people with disabilities are at greater risk of crime than their able-bodied counterparts, but that crime against people with disabilities is significantly under-reported and often ...

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