Gallimaufry
Dr Johnson defined gallimaufry as 1. A hoch-poch ... 2. Any inconsistent or ridiculous medley. ... Here's another hoch-poch, or hotch-potch (though, of course, not a hotchpot) of links Continue Reading
Too many guides, not enough style
My previous post on the advent of the Irish Law Journal led to some quite interesting discussion about the nature of citation styles and how crowded the market for legal journals in Ireland is. By Continue Reading
A new development in Irish legal journal publishing
In the US, most law journals are run and edited by law students; every law school publishes its flagship law review; and many publish specialist journals as well. Outside the US, most law journals Continue Reading
Fáilte, IJLS!
As prefigured here a little while ago, there is a new peer-reviewed Irish legal journal, the Irish Journal of Legal Studies. The publication of Volume 1, Issue 1, 2010 has just been announced on the Continue Reading
Canadian style
No, this isn't a post about the Canadian blog and magazine Precedent: The new rules of law and style. Instead - following on from my posts about OSCOLA (here), the infamous Bluebook (here), Continue Reading
Announcing the Irish Law Quarterly
It is exciting news that there is to be a new online peer-reviewed Irish law journal, the Irish Law Quarterly. (Don't be cynical: it is exciting news; and the world - or at least Ireland - really Continue Reading
Towards an All Black Book?
By way of update to my post on Legal Citation, I note that Geoff McLay on 15 Lambton Quay (the Faculty Blog for the Victoria University of Wellington Faculty of Law) writes: The proposed uniform Continue Reading
FoE in the EHRLR
The current issue of the European Human Rights Law Review ( 3 EHRLR | table of contents (pdf) | hat tip ECHR blog) contains a wonderful piece by my colleague Dr Ewa Komorek entitled "Is Media Continue Reading
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