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Human Rights in Ireland
Human Rights in Ireland
Covers Irish and international human rights law.
http://humanrights.ie/
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Apr 24
Repeal, Abortion and the Common Good: Beyond Foetal Rights?
Repeal, Abortion and the Common Good: Beyond Foetal Rights?The Mams are making the people for the country. We need to keep them well and mind them. Clare Cullen-Delsol, Testimony to Joint Oireachtas Committee on the 8th Amendment In its recent judgment in M v. Minister for Justice, Equality and Law… -
Apr 19
#abortiontravel Cordelia Freeman on “The Chile-Peru Abortion Trail and the Irish Experience”
#abortiontravel Cordelia Freeman on “The Chile-Peru Abortion Trail and the Irish Experience”This post is contributed by Dr Cordelia Freeman of the University of Nottingham. It is based on a full-length journal article available at: Freeman, C. (2017). The crime of choice: abortion border crossings from Chile to Peru. Gender,… -
Apr 18
#abortiontravel Sydney Calkin on “The Changing Geographies of Abortion Access”
#abortiontravel Sydney Calkin on “The Changing Geographies of Abortion Access”This post is from Dr Sydney Calkin of the University of Durham Abortion access is fundamentally geographical: looking at abortion as an issue of space and power can help us to understand the continuities between contexts where abortion…
Rank this Week: 82
IP Iustitia
IP Iustitia
Discusses news, cases, legislation and anything to do with Intellectual Property law.
http://www.ipiustitia.com
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May 22
Two Words Don't Make a Right - The Use of Two Consecutive Descriptive Terms for Goods not Distinctive as a TM
Two Words Don't Make a Right - The Use of Two Consecutive Descriptive Terms for Goods not Distinctive as a TMMany good things come in pairs, for example, shoes, ear plugs and twins, but sometimes even the best pairing won't be enough. This is the case even with trademarks, where the use of two terms that name or describe goods will be difficult to… -
May 1
Monkey Snap, Monkey Don't - US Court of Appeals Rules Out Animal Ownership of Copyright in Monkey Selfie Case
Monkey Snap, Monkey Don't - US Court of Appeals Rules Out Animal Ownership of Copyright in Monkey Selfie CaseThe rights of animals, whether it is simply to extend human rights to them or even legal rights, are a very contentious and often emotionally charged topic of conversation. A good example of this is the recent monkey selfie legal saga, which… -
Apr 24
Kit Kat Kontinues - Advocate General Wathelet Dismisses Appeal on Kit Kat Shape Trademark
Kit Kat Kontinues - Advocate General Wathelet Dismisses Appeal on Kit Kat Shape TrademarkOne would've never imagine a chocolate bar could be litigated over for many years, but the Kit Kat saga has proven that even the most seemingly mundane things can be worth a tremendous monetary investment. After the EU General Court decision…
Rank this Week: 2097
Irish Law Updates
Irish Law Updates
Updates on Irish and Northern Irish Law. By Darius Whelan.
http://www.ucc.ie/law/irishlaw/blogger/blogger.html
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Apr 16
Save the Date: Mental Health and Capacity Law Conference 2018
Save the Date: Mental Health and Capacity Law Conference 2018SAVE THE DATECentre for Criminal Justice & Human Rights, School of Law, University College Cork andIrish Mental Health Lawyers Association Annual Conference 2018Mental Health Law and Capacity Law Saturday 12 May… -
Apr 7
Monitoring of smartphones and by CCTV in the workplace
Monitoring of smartphones and by CCTV in the workplaceI recently participated in an interdisciplinary seminar at UCC on 'Electronic Monitoring in Ireland: Shaping what we do and who we are'.The title of my talk was 'Monitoring of smartphones and by CCTV in the workplace'. I discussed the… -
Jul 17
Events from July 2017 onward
Events from July 2017 onwardUpdated listings of forthcoming events:Thu. 20 July 2017:Circuit Court Rules - a trap for the unwary? Litigation Seminar - Dublin Solicitors Bar Association, Dublin http://www.dsba.ie/seminars.574.html Thu. 27 July 2017:Commercial…
Rank this Week: 1758
Lex Ferenda
Lex Ferenda
Cover cyberlaw, libraries, media and higher education. By Daithí Mac Síthigh.
http://www.lexferenda.com
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Oct 10
On intermediaries, at the Information Law and Policy Centre – 5 October 2017
On intermediaries, at the Information Law and Policy Centre – 5 October 2017Cross-posted from https://infolawcentre.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2017/10/10/internet-intermediaries-from-defamation-to-directive-to-data-protection/ Taking stock of recent developments concerning the liability and duties associated with being an… -
Sep 22
Peng t(h)ing called disruption…
Peng t(h)ing called disruption…Discourse and rhetoric around the ‘sharing economy’ is something that fascinates me, and I am hoping to do a larger project on the topic (subject to time, funding and the usual caveats). But the 2017 release of two songs… -
Sep 18
Now out – Medium Law – the book!
Now out – Medium Law – the book!My book Medium Law (Routledge) has just been published. It’s available in hardback (from the publisher and from various bookshops) and for Kindle and as a Google Play ebook, and an extract/summary is available here. Here’s the…
Rank this Week: 1765
IT Law in Ireland
IT Law in Ireland
Covers information technology law issues with a focus on freedom of expression, privacy and other fundamental rights. By TJ McIntyre.
http://www.tjmcintyre.com/
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Oct 2
Ireland must learn from UK data protection and ID disaster
Ireland must learn from UK data protection and ID disasterI have a piece in today's Irish Times on the approach of the Irish state to privacy. In short: there's a lot of room for improvement. Text below with added links.Ireland must learn from UK data protection and ID disastersThe growth of the… -
Aug 26
Letter regarding the Public Services Card
Letter regarding the Public Services CardI'm very grateful to my academic colleagues who have signed a letter expressing concern at the growing use of the (supposedly optional) public services card as a mandatory requirement for essentials as passports and social… -
May 17
Back in the saddle
Back in the saddleI'm delighted to be able to say that starting this week I'll be working as a consultant with FP Logue Solicitors. The partners - Fred Logue and Niall Rooney - have an excellent track record in business law, with a focus on brands,…
Rank this Week: 1755
The BIALL Blog
The BIALL Blog
From the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians.
http://biall.blogspot.com/
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Sep 7
BIALL 2018 Conference Call for Paper
BIALL 2018 Conference Call for PaperThe BIALL Conference Committee has launched the Call for Papers for the 2018 Conference which will be held at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole, on Thursday 7th – Saturday 9th June 2018.Our theme for 2018 is Designing our future: debate,… -
Jun 29
New BIALL website
New BIALL websiteThe new BIALL website has now been launched, the new website is now live for you to enjoy.Please note the BIALL Blog has also moved: http://biall.org.uk/blog.If you have an RSS feed setup for this blog please update to the new blog RSS feed… -
Jun 5
Preparing for #BIALL2017 : Other places to go & things to do in Manchester
Preparing for #BIALL2017 : Other places to go & things to do in ManchesterOther places to go & things to do in ManchesterManchester is a really vibrant and interesting city, so if you have time to explore we would certainly recommend it! Here are a few suggestions of things to see & do in the city: Town…
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