434 result(s) for "opinion"
Clash of values is nub of assisted dying debate – ethicist

‘Capacity to decide’ swayed by pain, anxiety or exhaustion
Race-based US college admissions rejected

The US Supreme Court on Thursday struck down race-conscious admissions programmes at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina.
Solicitors Accounts Regulations update approaching fast

New regime begins on Saturday, 1 July
End OASA but no consensus by reviewers on next steps

Non-jury court contrary to Bunreacht – minority report
‘Hate crime’ victims suffer most trauma – McEntee

Bill sets out ten 'protected characteristics'
Third-level students veer away from tech as job of choice

Job losses in sector have impact on graduate preference
Structure of soccer in Europe

The Advocate General has ruled against the European Super League in a case that involves fundamental questions for the organisational structure of soccer in Europe. Cormac Little throws it in.
Senile man cannot be operated on against will

Mr Justice Barniville to issue written judgement
New Solicitors Accounts Regulations begin

New Solicitors Accounts Regulations will come into operation on 1 July 2023 in order to increase protection for client moneys and to address inadequacies in current regulations. Dr Niall Connors

Commission ‘erred’ in Luxembourg tax finding

An Advocate General at the EU’s highest court has found that the European Commission “erred” in finding that Luxembourg had granted illegal state aid to French energy company Engie in the form of tax
Safeguarding chatGPT

Everyone is chatting about ChatGPT. And the legal profession needs a practical understanding of this technology in order to safeguard against inappropriate or damaging use. Labhaoise Ní Fhaoláin and

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