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Faculty of Law

Research Strengths

E-law and information law , including Internet Regulation; Cyber-Crime; Use of Electronic Legal Resources; Freedom of Information; Privacy; Data Protection; Intellectual Property; Consumer Protection.

Medical and Health Law , including Medical Ethics; Mental Health Law; Reproductive Health; Gender Issues in Healthcare.

Business Law and Regulation , including Company Law; Corporate Governance; Employment and Labour Law; Regulation of Credit Institutions and Investment Products; Credit and Security; Financial Services; Legal Issues Surrounding Payment Systems; Sale of Goods and Supply of Services; Agency.

Property Law , including Regulation of Private Property; Personal Property; Property Rights of Cohabitees; Allocation of Property on Divorce; Intellectual Property; Land Transactions; Land Registration; Management of Wealth Using Trusts; Private Residential Tenancy Law.

Criminal Justice , including Penology; Criminal Law; Criminal Justice and the Law of Evidence; Juvenile Justice; Immigration Law; Victimology and Victims’ Rights.

Environmental Law , including Waste Management; Regulation of  Water, Air and Marine Pollution; Environmental Impact Assessment; Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control; Access to Environmental Justice; Nature Conservation; Natural Resources Law; European Community Environmental Law; International Environmental Law.     

Constitutional and Administrative Law , in particular, laws and institutions for making public bodies and public administration open, accountable and transparent.  These include: public enquiries; audit; tribunals; ombudsman; judicial review of administrative action and the Separation of Powers.

Family Law, including Adoption; Allocation of Property on Divorce; Child Protection; Child Abduction; Child Law.

Human Rights , including Educational Rights and Special Educational Needs; the European Convention on Human Rights; Refugee and Immigration Law; Children’s Rights, Women’s Rights; Racism; Gender, Sexuality and Human Rights; Migration and Human Rights; Feminist Jurisprudence; Citizenship Law; Theories of Rights.

Law of the Sea, including Coastal State Jurisdiction; Freedom of Navigation; Maritime Security; Fisheries Law and Management; Marine Environmental Law.

Contact Faculty of Law :  T:+353 (0)21 490 2220/3249 | E: lawenquiries@ucc.ie | F:+353 (0)21 490 3413 |
Addr: Faculty of Law, University College, Cork, Ireland. |
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