Ivana Bacik
Director of Undergraduate Teaching and Learning
Reid Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Penology
School of Law
Room 18, House 39
Trinity College, Dublin 2
Tel: (01) 896 2299
Fax: (01) 677 0449
Email: icbacik at tcd.ie
Areas of Interest
Criminal Law, Criminology, Constitutional law, Equality and Human Rights law, Feminist Theory and Law.
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- Degree of Barrister-at-Law, The Honorable Society of King’s Inns, Dublin, 1994
- Degree of Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple, London, 1992
- Independent Senator (Dublin University Constituent), Seanad Eireann
- Editor, Irish Criminal Law Journal, 1997 – 2003
- College Tutor;
- Member, College Equality Committee and Student Health Committee
- Provost's Teaching Award, 2006
- Middle Temple Pupillage Award, 1992
- Middle Temple Major Benefactors Award, 1991
- London School of Economics Bursary & Maintenance Award,1990
- British Academy Studentship Award to L.S.E., 1990
- Trinity College Dublin Entrance Exhibitionship and Sizarship, 1985
- Provost's Teaching Award, 2006
- Middle Temple Pupillage Award, 1992
- Middle Temple Major Benefactors Award, 1991
- London School of Economics Bursary & Maintenance Award,1990
- British Academy Studentship Award to L.S.E., 1990
- Trinity College Dublin Entrance Exhibitionship and Sizarship, 1985
- LLB, University of Dublin – 1989
- LLM (LOND), 1991
- Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple, London, 1992)
- Barrister-at-Law (King’s Inns, Dublin, 1994
- Practising Barrister – to date
- Reid Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Penology, Trinity College, 1996 - date
- Temporary Full-Time Lecturer, Law School, Trinity College Dublin, 1995 - 1996
- Lecturer (full-time permanent), National College of Industrial Relations Dublin, 1993 - 1995
- Part-time Lecturer, University of North London, 1991 - 1993
- Part-time Seminar Tutor, University of Kent, 1992 – 1993
- Pupil Barrister, London, 1992 - 1993
Prostitution and the Law in Ireland, for publication in 2009.
Type |
Reference |
Year |
Status |
| 'Struggling with Juggling: Gender and Work/Life Balance in the Legal Professions', | 2006 | Women's Studies International Forum, 29 2006, 136, 146, 2006 | |
| Chapter | 'Law in a Republic' in editor(s) Jones M (ed), The Republic : Essays form the Thomas Davis Lecture Series | 2005 | Published by Mercier Press, 2005, pp 102-118 |
Book |
Kicking and Screaming: Dragging Ireland into the Twenty-First Century |
2004 |
Published by O’Brien Press, Dublin |
Chapter |
‘Criminal Law’ |
2004 |
Published in Kilkelly, U. (ed), ECHR and Irish Law. Bristol: Jordan Publishing |
| Chapter | 'Immigration and Citizenship Law: Implications of the Referendum Proposal' in, editor(s) Trinity College Law School, The Citizenship Referendum: Implications for the Constitution and Human Rights | 2004 | Dublin, TCD Law School, pp. 34-47 |
Book |
Gender InJustice. Co-author with Costello, C. and Drew, E. |
2003 |
Published by Trinity College Law School (Funding from Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform and British Council) |
| Article | 'Gender InJustice', Law Society Gazette, 98 (6) | 2004 | Law Society, p16-16 |
Chapter |
‘Harassment’ in Costello, C. and Barry, E. (eds), Equality in Diversity: the New Equality Directives. Dublin: |
2003 |
Published Irish Centre for European Law |
| Article | 'Gender InJustice - Women's Lawyers', Bar Review, 8 (6) | 2003 | Bar Review |
Article |
‘Free Speech, the Common Good and the Rights Debate’ |
2003 |
(2003) Republic |
| Article | 'Feminism', Lalor, B., Encyclopaedia of Ireland | 2003 | Dublin, Gill & MacMillan |
Chapter |
'Women and the Criminal Justice System' |
2002 |
Published in O’Mahony, P. (ed), Criminal Justice in Ireland. Dublin: IPA |
| Book | 'Women in Law in Ireland, (with Cathryn Costello) | 2002 | Bar Review 7 (4) p 4-5 |
Chapter |
'The Practice of Sentencing in the Irish Courts' |
2002 |
Published in O’Mahony, P. (ed), Criminal Justice in Ireland. Dublin: IPA |
| Article | "'If it Ain't Broke?" A Critical View of the Law reform Commission Consultation paper on Homicide: Mental Element in Murder', | Irish Criminal Law Journal, 12, 2002, p.6-9 | |
Book |
Towards a Culture of Human Rights in Ireland. Co-author with Livingstone, S. |
2001 |
Published by Cork University Press |
| Chapter | 'Sentencing Practice in Ireland: A Focus on the Concepts of Minimum and Mandatory Sentencing' in, editor(s) Binchy, W, and Sarkin, J (eds), Human Rights, the Citizens and the State: South African and Irish Approaches | 2001 | Dublin, Roundhall |
| Article | 'Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights - What Effect will it have on Innocence, Silence and Legal Representation in Irish Criminal Law?' | 2001 | Irish Criminal Law Journal, 11, p 14-17 |
| Article | 'Case and Comment: DPP v FINN | 2001 | Irish Criminal Law Journal, 11 p 22 |
| Article | 'Harassment', | 2001 | Employment Law Today, 1, p 32-42 |
Article |
‘Rape and the Law: the Quest for a Best-Practice Rape Law Model’ |
2000 |
(2000) 4 Irish Journal of Feminist Studies 17-30 |
Article |
‘The Sex Offenders Bill 2000’ |
2000 |
(2000) 5 (7) Bar Review 387-90 |
| Article | 'Law Reform Commission Consultation Paper on Homicide: The Mental Element in Murder' | 2000 | Dublin University Law Journal, 22 p. 264-269 |
| Article | 'Reflections on the Operationof the Bail Act 1997' | 2000 | Practice and Procedure, p 3-5 |
Article |
‘Consistent Sentencing?’ |
1999 |
38 Studies, 164-174 |
Book |
Crime and Poverty in Ireland. Co-editor with O'Connell, M. |
1998 |
Published by Round Hall |
Book |
The Legal Process and Victims of Rape. Co-author with Maunsell, C. and Gogan, S. |
1998 |
Published by Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (Funded by EU Grotius Project) |
| Chapter | 'Legal Status of Pupils in the European Union: The Situation in Ireland', in editor(s) De Groof J and Penneman, H. (eds), The Legal Status of Pupils in Europe | 1998 | London, Kluwer International |
| Article | Bacik I, Kelly, A, O'Connell, M and Sinclair H 'Crime and Poverty in Dublin: an analysis of the association between community deprivation, District Court appearance and sentence severity, | 1997 | Irish Criminal Law Journal, 7 p 104-133 |
| Chapter | 'Combating Discrimination: the affirmative action approach' in editor(s) Byrne, R and Duncan, W (eds), Developments in Discrimination Law in Ireland and Europe | 1997 | Dublin, Irish Centre for European Law |
| Article | 'Abortion: Conflicting Rights, Duties and Arguments', | 1997 | Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland p 83-84 |
| Article | 'Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act, 1997' | 1997 | Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated, p 26-01 - 260-08 |
| Article | 'The Bail Act 1997' | 1997 | Practice and Procedure 3, p7-9 |
Article |
'Crime and Poverty in Dublin: an analysis of the association between community deprivation, District Court appearance and sentence severity', co-author with Bacik, I., Kelly, A., O'Connell, M. and Sinclair, H.. |
1997 |
Published in Crime and Poverty in Ireland, and in (1997) 7 Irish Criminal Law Journal 104-133 |
Book |
Abortion and the Law. Co-author with Kingston, J. and Whelan, A. |
1997 |
Published by Round Hall/Sweet & Maxwell |
| Student | Thesis | Degree |
|---|---|---|
| David Hughes | Codification of Ireland's Criminal Law: the German Model as a Prototyp | M.Litt |
| Mary Rogan | Prison Policy in Ireland Since 1922 | Ph.D. |
Women in Law Project (Gender InJustice Report)
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