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The Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly is a leading peer-reviewed journal that provides an international forum for articles, commentaries and notes in all areas of legal scholarship and across a range of methodologies including doctrinal, theoretical and socio-legal.
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Current Issue
Vol. 76 No. 4 (2025): Winter
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Articles
Domino implications of corruption and money laundering in developing countries: a preliminary analysis on the way forward
Abstract 80 | NILQ 76.4.1 Ekwueme and Agu Downloads 41Page 659-681
Double-counting deference? The discretionary nature of declarations of incompatibility under the Human Rights Act
Abstract 153 | NILQ 76.4.2 Greene Downloads 73Page 682-713
Tenant rights under Ireland’s Residential Tenancies Acts 2004–2025
Abstract 104 | NILQ 76.4.3 Hamill Downloads 30Page 714-740
The Online Safety Act 2023: fostering democratic participation while combatting anti-democratic harms?
Abstract 172 | NILQ 76.4.4 Fenwick and Coe Downloads 88Page 741-793
Legal archaeology: reconstructing a case study of the Gujarat High Court Bullet Train Judgment
Abstract 116 | NILQ 76.4.5 Nain Gill et al Downloads 2Page 794-832
Commentaries and Notes
Human trafficking, intersectionality and the relationship between Articles 4 and 14 of the ECHR
Abstract 102 | NILQ 76.4.6 Haynes Downloads 53Page 833-843
The renaissance of human dignity?
Abstract 128 | NILQ 76.4.7 McCloskey Downloads 75Page 844-857
The birth of a ‘tacit’ constitutional convention: The Collaborative Constitution and the effect of a declaration of incompatibility
Abstract 85 | NILQ 76.4.8 Craig Downloads 47Page 858-890
The Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly is a legal research journal published quarterly by the School of Law at Queen's University Belfast.