UK’s Surveillance Regime in Breach of European Convention on Human Rights
In a previous editions of Cassandra Voices we discussed the Russian surveillance system, called SORM,…
Browsing: Law
The Towering Qualities Needed in an Advocate
Leonard Cohen’s ‘Tower of Song’ is a short history, and valedictory, to the tradition of…
The Torture of my Irish Visa Application
I am writing this account for the sake of those who follow. As victims of…
The Key Change to Fix the Irish Constitution
The Harp needs more than tuning. The single most important and useful change we should…
Your Fitbit Might be Walking You into Trouble
In the previous edition of Cassandra Voices Eoin Tierney explored the extent to which data…
The Qualities Needed in a Judge
The task of ascertaining essential qualities required to be a judge is necessary for the…
Containing Strife – Professional Ideals in Law and Mediation
Perhaps we can agree on this much: conflict is intrinsic to the human condition. We…
How Russian Internet Surveillance Operates
The issue of data privacy is becoming a source of increasing individual and corporate unease…
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…