The Irish Jurist is Ireland's oldest established academic law journal and is edited by the staff in the UCD Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin. The Jurist is a generalist journal and welcomes submissions from both the legal community in Ireland and the wider international community. In this regard it strives to maintain a balance between material that has a more specific Irish focus or relevance and material that is more international in scope. The Irish Jurist publishes peer reviewed articles within the broad categories of historical and modern jurisprudence as well as comments, case notes, and book reviews. The Jurist is committed to publishing material that meets high standards in legal scholarship and to cultivating a critical understanding of law as it is understood and practised. The journal has a wide readership that comprises in the main legal academics, practitioners and judges. The Jurist is published twice a year in March/April and in November/December.The website address is: www.irishjurist.com

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