Impending changes to legal education
While Portugal and Iceland garner headlines for their international financial woes, Ireland is getting on with implementing the terms of last November's EU IMF Programme of Financial Support for Continue Reading
Network Neutrality in the EU and Canada
Net neutrality matters. The basic principle of equal access to the internet - and consequent absence of discriminatory restrictions upon or priorities for ISPs, governments, classes of content, kinds Continue Reading
The IMF deal can change the Irish legal system for the better
In yesterday's Sunday Business Post, I argued that the IMF deal can change the Irish legal system for the better, reflecting arguments I have already made here and here. IMF deal can change the Continue Reading
Bar Council unhappy with IMF proposals
Following on from my post on the impact of the IMF bailout on Irish legal education, I see from today's Irish Times that the Bar Council (logo left) is not happy with some of the proposals, in Continue Reading
The impact of the IMF on Irish legal education – Updated
I never thought I'd see the day when I'd put both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Irish legal education together in the title of a blogpost. But there it is, above. And this is because the Continue Reading
Tobacco advertising challenges
The Public Health (Tobacco) Act, 2002 (also here), as amended in 2004 (also here) - and in particular Part 3 of the 2002 Act - constitute a comprehensive control on the sale and advertising of Continue Reading
Issues in legal education
The first set of parallel sessions in the third Legal Education Symposium covered a wide range of fascinating topics, including experiential learning, assessment, and interdisciplinary law degrees. Continue Reading
Number unavailable – is locking phones lawful or anticompetitive?
Have you bought a locked mobile/cellular telephone? Are you thinking about doing do? If so, then you will be interested in an article in the New York Times during the week, entitled Locked vs. Continue Reading
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