Congratulations to TriCON member Dr Maria Grazia Porcedda, Assistant Prof in Law and Technology TCD Law School, on becoming a Fellow Trinity College Dublin today.

Prof Porcedda is author of Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Data Protection in EU law Hart Publishing.

Honoured to chair this amazing event TriCON TCD Law School at 4pm May 8th, where leading judges from the German Federal Constitutional Court BVerfG & the Irish Supreme Court will offer comparative perspectives on The Challenges of Judging in a Democracy.
Register below!

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The Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group Term Card for Trinity Term 2024 is out!
This term comes packed with 10 events!!

Please note the venues for the events

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Ireland's new media regulator is to review the rules around moratoriums on radio and television broadcasts during elections rte.ie/news/2024/0421…

Brilliant and balanced analysis of the ‘prioritization of immediate objectives over longer-term considerations of academic autonomy and democratic self-governance’ Columbia University University by David Pozen Columbia UniversityLaw in Balkinization blog.

My two cents on the climate change decisions - innovative on standing, orthodox on substance. And normatively? A mixed bag. My book advocates for this kind of approach to environmental harm generally, but expressed serious doubts about extending it to climate change.

We are hosting a hybrid event on 'The European Court’s Climate Change Judgment: What the Court Really Said and what it means for Climate Change Litigation' UCL Faculty of Laws

with Veronika Fikfak Sonam Gordhan Maria Lee George Letsas & Lisa Vanhala.

Join us eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-european…

We’re hiring ⁦TCD Law School⁩ in Land and Equity! Come join a brilliant and supportive academic community, and keep me company researching all things property - Assistant Professor in Law at Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin jobs.ac.uk/job/DHF235/ass…

Lindsay on Convention, Social Trust, and Legal Interpretation, lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

Congratulations to our team member Roger Masterman of Durham Law School who has been appointed Legal Adviser to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution!

Three postdoctoral research positions are currently being advertised at our Irish Centre for Human Rights. Details below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

This is a great opportunity for ECRs: 2 online workshops on publishing in a leading generalist law journal with editors of the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (OJLS) on May 22nd and 29th. Places limited, so sign up soon!

UKSC makes s4 HRA declaration that s146 TULRCA - by impliedly legitimatising sanctions short of dismissal for participation in lawful strikes - is incompatible with Art 11 ECHR.

Congratulations to Ms Justice Úna Ní Raifeartaigh of the Court of Appeal to has been elected as the new Irish judge on the ECHR CEDH. Úna Ní Raifeartaigh was Reid Professor of Criminal Law TCD Law School Trinity College Dublin from 1991-95.

Interesting Review of Democracy podcast with Kasia Krzyżanowska @kasiakrzyzan.bsky.social & Nik de Boer discussing Nik de Boer’s new book:

Judging European Democracy: The Role and Legitimacy of National Constitutional Courts in the EU published by OUP Law.

We are #hiring for a Professor in EU Law- The Synnott Family Chair in EU Law
The chair is generously funded by UCC alumnus, Aidan Synnott and is part of a strategic initiative to continue the development of UCC as a significant centre of EU Law scholarship
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Yet another must-read piece from ⁦Dr Joelle Grogan⁩ ⁦UK in a Changing Europe⁩ >> Leaving the European convention on human rights won’t stop the boats – but it will create other problems for the UK theconversation.com/leaving-the-eu…

New volume of the Dublin University Law Journal ft stellar contributions from Prof @maireadenright, TCDRegistrar Prof Neville Cox, Dr Alan Eustace, Dr Chris McMahon and Prof Colm O'Cinneide as well as Prof Oran Doyle Dr Dr Laura Cahillane and Dr Dr Patrick O'Brien on Art 26 and the JAC Bill '22!