Criminal law ireland notes

new category of offences was introduced into Irish criminal law after the bail referendum in 1996.
Article 40.7 of the Constitution provides that provision may be made by law for refusing to grant bail if such refusal is reasonably considered necessary to prevent the commission of a serious offence.

Through a careful combination of the criminal rules along with excerpts from cases, articles, notes and texts, this book seeks to inform the user of the formal criminal law and provide a gateway to some of the more conceptual debates in the subject area.
Campbell, L., Kilcommins, S., O'Sullivan, C., & Cusack, A. (2020).

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