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Our return from our successful knowledge transfer visit to the Netherlands with the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security was met with fantastic news Helen McEntee TD speaks about #Greentown & Engagement of Children in Criminal Activity Act 2024. Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice University Of Limerick rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…

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Law Day - 28th ay 2024 Last week the School of Law together with Law Modules Ireland & the Courts Service hosted an enlightening Law Day at Limerick Courthouse an informative tour, Mock Trial and Law Taster Lecture from Head of School of Law were the highlights of the day #SDG4

Exceptions to the Ne Bis in Idem Principle in the Context of Articles 54 and 55(1)(b) CISA and Compatibility of Declarations Not to be Bound by that Principle with Articles 50 and 52(1) CFREU Sage Journals UL School of Law Centre for Crime, Justice & Victim Studies (CCJVS) Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20…

Delighted to have published this article on the double jeopardy / ne bis in idem principle in the New Journal of European Criminal Law. Many thanks to the Editor, anonymous reviewers and Sage Journals for their courteous efficiency. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20…

On 5 June, Dr Susan Leahy hosted the 'Thesis in Three' competition for PhD members of the All-Ireland Network on Sexual Violence Research (AINSVR). Est. by Dr Leahy & Dr Eithne Dowds, AINSVR brings together those working in the area of sexual violence in Ireland & Northern Ireland.

Enormous congratulations to 615 Garda College graduates who are amongst the 1,200 students being conferred at UL this week #StudyatUL

Very many congratulations Prof Laura Cahillane UL School of Law on your well deserved award! Enjoy the celebrations!

Very insightful analysis by Dr Susan Leahy Centre for Crime, Justice & Victim Studies (CCJVS) on the importance of maintaining a victim-centred approach to criminal justice practicalities in full compliance with the victims of crime legislative framework.

I am deeply concerned about the future of the criminal justice system if criminal practice is not attractive to new entrants across the country. And for those who do enter criminal practice, why stay if fees are so out of line with the work required? #FairisFair The Bar of Ireland

Irish Criminal Law Journal Thomson Reuters Thomson Reuters Westlaw welcomes article submissions (6,000-9,000 words, and 150 word abstract) on criminal law, justice, and procedure in Ireland. Contact: Editor Dr Ger Coffey [email protected] or House Editor Terri McDonnell [email protected]

Double Jeopardy and Successive Prosecutions Based on the Same Prohibited Conduct: Equivalence of Approaches to Determining the Same Offence Dilemma in Comparative Perspective - Ger Coffey, 2024 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

[2024] 34(2) Irish Criminal Law Journal has gone to press & will soon be available in print & online Thomson Reuters Westlaw featuring insightful analysis on the provovation defence by Jack Healy Courts Service of Ireland, evidence & procedure updates by Dr Dr. Sinead Kane, & case commentaries by Amy Heffron

[2024] 34(2) Irish Criminal Law Journal criminaljusticeinireland.wordpress.com/2024/09/30/202…

Still time to register for ⁦Centre for Crime, Justice & Victim Studies (CCJVS)⁩ conference on media reporting on DSGBV. Great lineup of speakers on an important topic & excited to launch guidance for media reporting with ⁦#FixedIt - Ireland⁩ ⁦We are now Research Ireland⁩ ⁦⁦UL School of Law⁩ irishlegal.com/articles/confe…

[2024] 34(3) Irish Criminal Law Journal Thomson Reuters will soon be available in print, Thomson Reuters Westlaw & eBook format on ProView featuring scholarly research by Casey Pepa TCD Law School corporate criminal liability; evidence & procedure updates Dr. Sinead Kane & case commentaries Amy Heffron

Philip Cairns (13) vanished on this day in Dublin in 1986 while walking back to school after lunch break. His schoolbag was found in a laneway in south Dublin one week later. Someone knows the answer. Thinking of Philip and his family. ⁦Garda Info⁩ ⁦FSI⁩

Postgraduate Study in Law UL School of Law Online Webinar University Of Limerick UL Global Thursday 7th November from 12.00-13.00 (GMT+1) - events.teams.microsoft.com/event/90b5b3c6…

Elgar Encyclopedia of Crime and Criminal Justice doi.org/10.4337/978178… includes a contribution on criminal justice in Ireland co-authorerd with my colleague Shane Kilcommins Many thanks to the Editors and Elgar Law for their courteous proficiency in the editing & publication process!

Our colleague Prof Prof Laura Cahillane was cited in a Supreme Court judgment this morning on the issue of Art 41.2 & social welfare payments for carers. The judgment noted the difficulties with the text of the provision, previously analysed in her research on this issue.