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ACJRD Essay Competition 2015

ACJRD Essay Competition 2015

The winning essay in the ACJRD Essay Competition 2015 was ‘LGBT Prisoners: An issue in need of reform’, submitted by Michael Mullan, a recent TCD graduate and legal intern, starting his MA at Harvard in autumn 2015.

The second place essay ‘Non-consensually shared pornography and the need for reform in Ireland’ was submitted by Sam Elliott, graduating from the DCU BCL (Law and Society) in 2015.

Copies of the winning essays can be downloaded by clicking on the links below:

 

Read Michael's essay

Read Sam's essay

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