Articles in the latest edition of the peer-reviewed legal journal, which is published by Clarus Press on behalf of Trinity School of Law, include:

• Citizenship as Civic Relationship: U.M. v Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade [2022] IESC 25 | Michael P Foran
• Dowdall and Hutch v Director of Public Prosecutions [2022] IESC 36 | Mark Coen
• How to Adjudicate a Rights Case in Irish Constitutional Law: Gemma O’Doherty & John Waters v Minister for Health | Tom Hickey
• The People (DPP) v McDonald [2022] IESC 29 | Lauren O’Connell
• It’s Nothing Personal: The Ineffective Exclusion of Personal Grievances in the Protected Disclosures Act 2014- Baranya v Rosderra Irish Meats Group Ltd | Lauren Kierans
• Higgins v Irish Aviation Authority [2022] IESC 13 | Neville Cox
• Executive Power and its Limits: Burke v Minister for Education [2022] IESC 1 | Oran Doyle
• Clare CC v Bernard and Helen McDonagh and IHREC [2022] IESC 2 | Padraic Kenna
• Shadow Constitutionalism: P McD v The Governor Of The X Prison [2021] IESC 65 | Ronan Condon
• Is the President a ‘Public Authority’? Presidential Functions, Immunity and the Access to Information on the Environment Regulations: Right to Know CLG v Commissioner for Environmental Information [2022] IESC 19 | Mark Poustie
• Sobhy v Chief Appeals Officer [2021] IESC 81 | Martin Hogg
• Standards of Review and the Equality Guarantee: Donnelly v Minister for Social Protection [2022] IESC 31 | Davy Lalor
• The Right to Life and the State’s Investigative Obligations: Fox v Minister for Justice [2021] IESC 61 | Hilary Hogan
• Proof of Sexual Assault in Irish Law: People (DPP) v FN [2022] IESC 22 | Catherine O’Sullivan

More information is available from the Clarus Press website.