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This article concerns the Refugee Act 1996 and the judgment of the Supreme Court in NHV v Minister for Justice & Equality,[1] in which it was held that s 9(4) of the Act was unconstitutional, for the reason that it infringed upon the Constitutional right of all persons, irrespective of their citizenship of the State,Continue reading →
This joint degree aims to give students a firm grounding in the disciplines of law and business and to develop a critical understanding of both the legal framework of business activity and the economic and commercial context in which law operates. Students will have the opportunity to focus upon the many areas of overlapping interest between ...
Programme Structure. The LL.M. (International and Comparative Law) degree is taught over a period of one academic year, commencing in September. The year is divided into two semesters during each of which students are required to take three modules. Each module is offered in one semester only and involves 22 hours of classwork.
This article forms the second part of the King's Student Law Review and Trinity College Law Review's Joint Edition in Constitutional Law Series Introduction* On the 24th of September 2019, a landmark judgment was handed down by the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom.[1] Decided by a unanimous verdict of 11 justices, it was heldContinue reading →
Law at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year honors degree programme. In years one and two of the programme we ensure that there is an appropriate balance between the academic and practical aspects of law.
Law at Trinity is offered as a Single Honors programme or as a Joint Honors course offered with the following combinations: Business, History, Political Science and French or German. Our undergraduate programmes are research-based and research-led. Leading subject-experts teach modules, challenging students to develop their own critical ...
