Add to ORKGThe paper analyzes the criminal-environmental regulatory framework in Ireland and looks at the strengths and weaknesses of the environmental criminal justice system and how that system could be made more effectiv
Recourse to forensic capabilities is on an upward trajectory; yet, concurrently, international scand...
This chapter reviews the emergence of environmental criminal law in Europe as well as the many chang...
The purpose of this paper is to review the development of restorative justice in Ireland since the p...
Despite increased interest in environmental crime and green criminology, few studies address the use...
Despite a number of campaigns conducted in Ireland to increase awareness about appropriate waste ma...
Studies of environmental crime suggest that its causes fall into three broad groups, concerning the ...
There are 34 local authorities in Ireland with legal responsibility to deal with waste arising in th...
This text presents and analyses Irish law on all aspects of police powers, the jurisdiction of the c...
Restorative justice has developed at a slow but steady pace in the Republic of Ireland...
This paper focuses on crime and criminality within the waste disposal industry. The notion ‘waste re...
In examining the contours of criminal law and its application, most lawyers and criminologists are d...
Effective regulation goes hand in hand with a normatively effective enforcement regime. In the conte...
Collection of essays under the following headings: Criminal law; Phenomenon of crime; Society and ...
The approach traditionally adopted in the UK for the implementation of European Community laws affec...
© 2019 Manchester Metropolitan University.In 2007 the Irish National Crime Council recommended that ...
Recourse to forensic capabilities is on an upward trajectory; yet, concurrently, international scand...
This chapter reviews the emergence of environmental criminal law in Europe as well as the many chang...
The purpose of this paper is to review the development of restorative justice in Ireland since the p...
Despite increased interest in environmental crime and green criminology, few studies address the use...
Despite a number of campaigns conducted in Ireland to increase awareness about appropriate waste ma...
Studies of environmental crime suggest that its causes fall into three broad groups, concerning the ...
There are 34 local authorities in Ireland with legal responsibility to deal with waste arising in th...
This text presents and analyses Irish law on all aspects of police powers, the jurisdiction of the c...
Restorative justice has developed at a slow but steady pace in the Republic of Ireland...
This paper focuses on crime and criminality within the waste disposal industry. The notion ‘waste re...
In examining the contours of criminal law and its application, most lawyers and criminologists are d...
Effective regulation goes hand in hand with a normatively effective enforcement regime. In the conte...
Collection of essays under the following headings: Criminal law; Phenomenon of crime; Society and ...
The approach traditionally adopted in the UK for the implementation of European Community laws affec...
© 2019 Manchester Metropolitan University.In 2007 the Irish National Crime Council recommended that ...
Recourse to forensic capabilities is on an upward trajectory; yet, concurrently, international scand...
This chapter reviews the emergence of environmental criminal law in Europe as well as the many chang...
The purpose of this paper is to review the development of restorative justice in Ireland since the p...