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site provides commentary on developments in case law The Irish legal
system is based on Common Law; it is
hoped that the material herein will be of interest to lawyers in all Common Law jurisdictions. For those not familiar with the Irish and similar systems, a Barrister is a specialist trial lawyer, also known as an Advocate or Counsel. Currently available is a series of papers tracing development of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and legal recognition thereof. These may be accessed by clicking on: |
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| Part One |
A Recognisable Psychiatric Illness : a history of acknowledgement by the courts |
| Part Two |
Establishment of Causation and Negligence and Fear for a Third Party |
| Part Three |
Establishment of a Duty of Care |
| Part Four |
PTSD and Hillsborough : policemen as employees/ policemen as rescuers |
| Part Five |
Delayed PTSD reaction to Hillsborough: the common law jurisdictions diverge |