Special issue: The Rights of Victims of Crime in Ireland and the United Kingdom: An Exploration of Recent Changes and Challenges
Guest Editor: Susan Leahy
Full Issue
Articles
Illicit drug markets, systemic violence and victimisation
Abstract 1145 | NILQ 68.4.1 Connolly Downloads 1488Page 415-432
Victims of crime with intellectual disabilities and Ireland’s adversarial trial: some ontological, procedural and attitudinal concerns
Abstract 974 | NILQ 68.4.2 Cusack Downloads 981Page 433-449
Non-verbal victims in the adversarial criminal process: communication, competency, and credibility
Abstract 950 | NILQ 68.4.3 Doak and Doak Downloads 797Page 451-468
Victims of crime: culture, politics and criminal process in the twenty-first century
Abstract 1180 | NILQ 69.4.4 Hall Downloads 952Page 469-90
The participation of victims in the trial process
Abstract 792 | NILQ 68.4.5 Heffernan Downloads 1058Page 491-504
The victim in the Irish criminal process: a journey from dispossession towards partial repossession
Abstract 962 | NILQ 68.4.6 Kilcommins Downloads 780Page 505-517
Exploring the impact of the Victims’ Directive on service provision for victims of crime in Ireland
Abstract 1311 | NILQ 68.4.7 Leahy and Spain Downloads 4780Page 519-538
‘Respectable’ victims and safe solutions: the hidden politics of victimology?
Abstract 2505 | NILQ 68.5.8 McCullagh Downloads 963Page 539-553
Victim personal statements in managing victims’ voices in sentencing in Northern Ireland: taking a more procedural justice approach
Abstract 757 | NILQ 68.4.9 Downloads 493Page 555-576
Legislation, trends and cases
The Assisted Reproduction Bill 2017: an analysis of proposals to regulate surrogacy in Ireland
Abstract 871 | NILQ 68.4.10 Bracken Downloads 669Page 577-585
Book review: International Copyright and Access to Knowledge, Sarah Bannerman, Cambridge University Press
Abstract 572 | NILQ 68.4.11 Mercado Downloads 384Page 587-580