Irish Journal of Legal Studies

Welcome to the Irish Journal of Legal Studies (IJLS), a peer-reviewed Law journal from University College Cork.

The IJLS is an innovative journal which aims at broad coverage of legal issues, national and international, both purely doctrinal and interdisciplinary. We aim at a diversity of high quality discussion of the law from any angle. Both commentary on current matters and more considered pieces are invited.

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Volume 2, Issue 2, 2011

Table of Contents

Television Courtroom Broadcasting and Eye Tracking: An Irish Solution to the U.S. Supreme Court Research Challenge? Paul Lambert	Abstract	PDF
Nemo Iudex in Causa Sua: Aspects of the No-Bias Rule of Constitutional Justice in Courts and Administrative Bodies Finín O'Brien	Abstract	PDF
Revisiting the Irish Constitution and De Valera’s Grand Vision Dr. Seamus Ó Tuama	Abstract	PDF
Review of Liz Campbell, Shane Kilcommins, and Catherine O’Sullivan, Criminal Law in Ireland: Cases and Commentary Dr. Gerard Coffey	Abstract	PDF
Review of Cox, Corbett and Ryan, Employment Law in Ireland Dr. Elaine Dewhurst	Abstract	PDF
Review of W.E. Vaughan, Murder Trials in Ireland 1836-1914 Dr. Niamh Howlin	Abstract	PDF
Review of Eoin Quill, Torts in Ireland (3rd ed.) Kathleen Moore Walsh	Abstract	PDF