Vol. 62 No. 3 (2011): Autumn

Articles

• The right to self-representation before International Criminal Tribunals, while not absolute, should only be denied in limited circumstances

  Paul Bassett

  235-247

  • NILQ 62.3.1 Bassett
• Shielding the state of emergency: organised crime in Ireland and the state’s response

  Alan Greene

  249-267

  • NILQ 62.3.2 Greene
• Diminished responsibility in Ireland: historical reflections on the doctrine and present-day analysis of the law

  Louise Kennefick

  269-289

  • NilQ 62.3.3 Kennefick
• Judicialising history or historicisng law: reflections on Irving v Penguin Books and Lipstadt

  Therese O'Donnell

  291-320

  • NILQ 62.3.4 O'Donnell
• Nesting the taxonomy in the remedial: a re-examination of promissory terms

  Carol G S Tan

  321-334

  • NILQ 62.3.5 Tan
• The prevention of terrorism: in support of control orders, and beyond

  Ian Turner

  335-359

  • NILQ 62.3.6 Turner
• Modernising corporate objective debate towards a hybrid model

  361-390

  • NILQ 62.3.7 Zhao