The Third Edition
The Third Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched in March 2004 by Ms Emily Reilly, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner.
Alan Woods – Adding Another Glass Block to the Barrier of Transparency: The Media and the Freedom of Information Acts
Thomas Wren -The United States of Europe – What Do We Have to Gain?
Patrick McCarthy – Making the Most of International Law on the Right to Identity: An Analysis of Article 8 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Ciara Kennefick – ‘L’Etat C’est Moi,’ Maintenant C’est Quoi? The Powers of the Parliament of the Fifth Republic: Theory and Practice
Illan Wall – The Aspirational Nature of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: An Examination of an Unsound Case
Colmán P. Ó Donnchadha – Witness Intimidation: Criminal Justice in Crisis?
Mairead Enright – ‘Mature Minors’ and the Medical Law
Rory McIntyre-O’Brien – Slipping Through the Net: Hacking Offences in Ireland
Ciara Kennedy – Domestic Violence: How We Answer Their Cries For Help
Yvonne Marie Daly – The Changing Irish Approach to Questions of Criminal Justice: Media Portrayal, Moral Panic and Myopic Politics
Lesley A. Walter – Law as Literature: Illuminating the Over Constitutional Consistency
Diarmuid Griffin – The Juvenile Conundrum: Ireland’s Responses to Youth Offending
David McCarthy – Constitutional Constraints on the Judiciary and the President
Míchéal O’Dowd – Data Protection – An Overview