Browsing Trinity Free Legal Advice Centre Research Publications by Title

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    • Irish Drug Policy and Reform 

      Trinity FLAC; Reynolds, Celia (Trinity Free Legal Advice CentreDublin, 2019)
      This research project was conducted by Trinity FLAC in association with the Irish Council for Civil Liberties. This report argues that Ireland should re-evaluate and reform its current drug policy, advocating for a general ...

    • Know Your Rights Booklet 

      Trinity FLAC (Trinity Free Legal Advice CentreDublin, 2019)
      This booklet details rights relevant to students in their everyday lives, including: landlord and tenancy issues, consumer rights, equality and discrimination, powers of the Gardaí, the right to protest, and rights on a ...

    • Public Interest Law and Litigation 

      Trinity FLAC; Reynolds, Celia (Trinity Free Legal Advice CentreDublin, 2019)
      This research project was conducted Trinity FLAC in association with the Public Interest Law Alliance and National FLAC. In recognition of the 50 year anniversary of the founding of National FLAC, Trinity FLAC decided to ...

    • Sexual Violence in Ireland 

      Trinity FLAC; Murphy, Mary (Trinity Free Legal Advice CentreDublin, 2018)
      This research report by Trinity FLAC was conducted in association with the Rape Crisis Network. The report provides an overview of sexual violence in Ireland, taking a holistic approach that examines the societal values ...

    • Technology and Justice: A research report by Trinity FLAC 

      Unknown author (Trinity Free Legal Advice Centre, 2020)
      This report set out to examine technology’s potential to make the law more accessible for those who need legal support. The comprehensive 286-page report focuses on issues such as barriers to justice, the impact of technology ...

    • The Irish Prison System 

      Trinity FLAC; Murphy, Mary (Trinity Free Legal Advice CentreDublin, 2018)
      This research project was conducted by Trinity FLAC with help from Professor Mary Rogan. It examines how the integrity and well-being of prisoners is balanced against financial or administrative concerns. While its analysis ...