Trinity College Law Review

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• A Feminist Rethinking of 'Crimes Against Humanity'
• EU Competition Regulation in Digital Markets: 'If it Ain't Broke?Fix It?'
• Rhyme Nor Reason: Judicial Rhetoric and its Impact on the Law as Lived Through a Review of the Reasonable Man
• Water (in)Access in Chile: The Human Rights Limitation of Granting a Property Right to Water
• Foreword
• Editorial
• A Barrier to Transitional Justice: Critique of the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill 2022
• Frustration in Crisis: How the Spanish Doctrine of Rebus Sic Stantibus Can Inform a Post-Pandemic Reexamination of English Contract Law' Approach to Hardship
• Háigithe- Trácht ar Conas Coinbhinsiúin na Háige a Leasú ar Maitheas Íospartaithe Foréigean Baile
• Wie bitte?: Rechte sprachlicher Minderheiten im Gerichtsverfahren in Irland und Deutschland

Featured documents

• EU Law in Ireland Post-Brexit
• The Right of the Child to be Heard: The Case for Child Participation in Foster Care Proceedings
• A Feminist Rethinking of 'Crimes Against Humanity'
• Greener by Default
• 'A Good, Memorable Number': Ireland, Embryos, and the Fourteen Day Rule
• Ireland and Judicial (In)dependence in Light of the Twenty-Ninth Amendment to the Constitution
• Judicial Review of the Decisions of the Director of Public Prosecutions
• Is Legal Realism a Reality? An Analysis of how Judicial Personalities Influence Decision-Making Trends'
• Rhyme Nor Reason: Judicial Rhetoric and its Impact on the Law as Lived Through a Review of the Reasonable Man
• Bunreacht Behind Bars: The Irish Prison System in its Constitutional Context