If on a Winter’s Night a Lithuanian Spoke with Leo
The great Italo Calvino’s novel Invisible Cities imagines a conversation between the Mongolian emperor Kubla…
Author David Langwallner
David Langwallner
David Langwallner is a human rights lawyer and founder of the Innocence Project in Ireland. He was previously Dean of Law at Griffith College. He was made Pro Bono & Public Interest Team/Lawyer of the Year at the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards 2015.
The Qualities Needed in a Judge
The task of ascertaining essential qualities required to be a judge is necessary for the…
The Subversion of Subversion
Professional experience as a criminal lawyer has shaped my appreciation of the interplay between political…
What the Irish Abortion Debate Ignores
The greatest trial lawyer of the last century was undoubtedly Clarence Darrow. He was often…
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Life
Harry Gleeson was wrongfully hanged for the murder of Moll McCarthy in 1941, and fully…
Culture of Complaint
Editor’s Note: The presumption of innocence is a hallowed principle central to the Rule of…