Prison Law analyses practical issues that prison law practitioners are likely to come up against, such as causes of action, evidential difficulties and time limits. The book sets out the position in Irish prisons of particular groups including women, children, foreign prisoners and those from an ethnic minority background and identifies areas in which the treatment of prisoners gives rise to concerns under the Constitution or the European Convention on Human Rights.
Prison Law also includes an appendix setting out the fully consolidated Prison Rules 2007-2013.
Contents: 1. The legal framework governing Irish prisons; 2. Prison conditions and the law; 3. Contact with the outside world; 4. Remission, transfer and release; 5. Discipline; 6. Accountability for deaths in prison; 7. Incidents giving rise to serious harm in prison; 8. The position of particular groups in the Irish prison population; 9. Practical issues for prison law practitioners.
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