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Freedom or Free-For-All in Irish Healthcare? Establishing Improved Consumer Protection Mechanisms in the Irish Complementary and Alternative Medicine Sector

O'Leary, Claire Louise (Trinity College Dublin. School of Law. Discipline of Law, 2017)

Despite political rhetoric, the establishment of working groups, and the publication of commissioned reports in the early and mid-2000s recommending improvements in the regulation of the Irish complementary and alternative ...

From resistance to deliberation A deliberative conception of the right to resist from South American constitutions, illustrated by Chilean uprising and constituent process

Galaz Carvajal, Juan Diego (Trinity College Dublin. School of Law. Discipline of Law, 2023)

I will propose a deliberative conception of the right to resist. I will argue that this conception can help to complement the model of democratic representation when fails. This conception offers three characteristics. ...

From swords into ploughshares : transitions, international law and policy

Gallen, James (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Law, 2012)

This thesis considers international assistance to transitions. In particular, it examines the relationship between the areas of transitional justice, peace-building, security sector reform and economic development in ...

From the Lab to the Market

PHILLIPS, ANDELKA; Charbonneau, Jan (Council for Responsible Genetics, 2015)

With traditional genetic testing, doctors collect DNA samples, explain test results and advise patients on treatment options. With direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing, private companies provide genetic tests and results ...

Fundamentalism and international human rights in Islamic constitutions

McDonough, Paul (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Law, 2016)

This thesis explores how Islamic states can simultaneously remain faithful to Sharia and Islamic principles of governance, and uphold modern international human rights norms. This presents several distinct analytical ...

The Future of EU Labour Law: Insights from Christian Ethics

Bell, Mark (2019)

This article focuses upon the discrete question of what role, if any, there might be for Christian ethics in shaping the future direction of EU labour law. Christian ethics, applied to the social sphere, seek ‘to describe ...

The Future of Policing

Rogan, Mary; Shenton, Helen (2018)

Gender inJustice: feminising the legal professions

BACIK, IVANA CATHERINE; DREW, EILEEN PATRICIA (Trinity College Dublin. Law School, 2003)

Genomic Privacy and Direct-to-Consumer Genetics Big Consumer Genetic Data What s in that Contract?

PHILLIPS, ANDELKA (2015)

Grounds for Judicial Review: New Developments

DONNELLY, CATHERINE (2009)

The aim of this paper is to consider important recent cases dealing with the grounds for judicial review, such as: (i) jurisdictional error; (ii) procedural fairness; (iii) control of discretionary power; and (iv) legitimate ...

Guiding Principles for Directorial Conflicts of Interest: Re Allied Business and Financial Consultants Ltd; O'Donnell v Shanahan

Ahern, Deirdre (2011)

Histories of Penal Oversight

Rogan, Mary (Emerald, 2022)

The oversight of prisons is essential to ensure that what happens within them is in compliance with human rights standards and the rule of law. This oversight can happen through formal mechanisms, such as prison inspection ...

The Horizontal Effect of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights in EU Labour Law

Pahlen, Thomas Julius (Trinity College Dublin. School of Law. Discipline of Law, 2024)

In 2018, in Bauer and Broßonn, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that a worker can enforce the right to paid annual leave against his or her employer based on the Charter of Fundamental Rights of ...

How has the case law taken by Roma applicants to the European Court of Human Rights affected the interpretation and development of Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights?

Burns, Norah (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Law, 2017)

This thesis is based on the development of Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights in light of the cases taken by Roma to the European Court of Human Rights. Three distinct areas will be covered: Article 14 ...