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IRISH LAWDUBLIN UNIVERSITYLAW JOURNALEditor: Eoin O’DellDublin University Law Journal is published byRound Hall on behalf of the School of Law,Trinity College, Dublin. It is one of Ireland’sleading peer-review legal journals, publishingauthoritative critical and scholarly analysis on abroad range of legal issues.It is an important forum for legal academicdebate not only on contemporary Irish lawbut also on developments from further afieldin the common law world, in European andinternational law, and in legal theory. Articlesin the 2011 volume included:• The Trial of Ulysses, 1933 – Adrian Hardiman• Judicial Interpretation of the EuropeanConvention on Human Rights Act 2003:Reflections and Analysis – Oran Doyle andDesmond Ryan• Lesson learned – The Corporate GovernanceCode for Credit Institutions and InsuranceUndertaking – Blanaid Clarke• Meskell, The Constitution and Tort Law –William BinchyJURISDICTION: Ireland, InternationalRound Hall 0332-32502012 Subscription €210.00One volumeFREEDOM OFINFORMATION LAW3RD EDITIONMaeve McDonaghNEWEDITIONThis new third edition examines the backgroundto the development of freedom of informationlegislation, both in Ireland and internationally,and explores its interaction with otherlegislation on access to governmentinformation. The main focus of the book is thesubstance of the Act itself.CONTENTS: The right of access to governmentrecords; The duty of public bodies to publishinformation relating to their activities; The right tohave incorrect personal records amended; The rightto be given reasons for administrative decisions;Analysis of Irish and overseas FOI case law;Separate chapters on each of the exemptionprovisions; Analysis of the operation of the publicinterest override; Avenues of appeal; Separatechapters setting out the relationship with legislationin the areas of data protection, archives andenvironmental information.JURISDICTION: IrelandRound HallOct-2012 978 1 858 00683 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 561823Hardback c. £248.00/c. €285.00THE IRISH JURISTEditor: Professor Paul O’ConnorThe Irish Jurist is Ireland’s oldest legaljournal and publishes peer-reviewed articleswithin the categories of modern and historicaljurisprudence and welcomes submissions fromboth national and international quarters.Volume 46 (2011) includes• The Law School’s Early Professoriate – WNOsborough• National Remedies for Private Parties in theLight of the EU Law Principles of Equivalenceand Effectiveness – Koen Lenaerts• When Rights become Empty Promises:Promoting an Exclusionary Rule thatVindicates Personal Right – Robert Bloom• Free Movement of Goods within the EU:Some Issues and an Irish Perspective –Laurence W Gormley• The Judicial Thought and Prose of Mr JusticeSeamus Henchy – Gerard Hogan• Due Process Exceptionalism – E ThomasSullivan and Toni M Massaro• Judicial Reasoning: Logic, Authority, and theRule of Law In Irish Courts – Desmond MClarkeJURISDICTION: IrelandRound Hall 0021-12732012 Subscription €320.002 VolumesEXTRADITION ANDTRANSNATIONAL CRIMINALPROCEDURE4TH EDITIONMichael Forde and Kieran KellyThis new edition brings readers up-to-date withall types of extradition from the Republic ofIreland to EU Member States and othercountries with which Ireland has an extraditionarrangement. 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