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February 3, 2023
The February issue of Irish Criminal Law is now live for subscribers of Irish Criminal Law.
This month's edition features the case of DPP v Stephen Duffy. The Supreme Court considered the role of compensation in sentences. It examined the reasons why the injured party does not, and should not have a role in determining a sentence. It also contemplated the position of the injured party faced with offers of compensation, in the course of the sentencing process, by an accused person. The appellant then challenged the leniency of the sentence at the Court of Appeal.
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January 26, 2023
The January issue of Irish Property Law Update by Professor John Wylie is now live for subscribers to Irish Property Law with the latest updates on:
The monthly update of Irish property law developments written by Professor Wylie is exclusively for subscribers of the Bloomsbury Professional Irish Property Law Service. Each update contains commentary on relevant new cases, legislation, and Law Society practice notes and forms. The updates are set out under the relevant headings of the titles and chapters in the property law service together with links to the related content.
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January 26, 2023
The latest issue of Intellectual Property and IT Law Update is now live for subscribers of Intellectual Property and IT Law.
The team at William Fry have written an article entitled Watch this European Health Data Space: New Proposal Promises a Digital Transformation of Healthcare in the EU.
It has been thirty-seven years since the European Union (EU) adopted plans to remove barriers to the free flow of goods, services, capital and people between Member States (MS) by creating the European Single Market. In February 2020, the European Commission (the Commission) sought to further improve efficiency within the block by announcing plans for the creation of a single European data market. This move aims to reduce legal and technical barriers to the free exchange of data, reflecting the value of electronic data as an important resource in our increasingly digital society. In furtherance of this aim, the Commission intends to create common European data spaces in various strategic economic sectors. In May 2022, the Commission announced the proposals for the first of such spaces – the European Health Data Space (the EHDS). To read more, you can request a subscription or to request a free trial, email bpireland@bloomsbury.com
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