1. The Prehistory of the Offences Against the State Act
Niamh Howlin, University College Dublin, Ireland
2. Precursors to the Offences Against the State Act - Emergency Law in the Irish Free State
Thomas Mohr,University College Dublin, Ireland
3. A Certain Ambivalence: Independent Ireland and Trial by Jury
Mark Coen,University College Dublin, Ireland
4. The Special Criminal Court: A Conveyor Belt of Exceptionality
Fionnuala Ni Aolain, Queens' University Belfast, UK
5. Terrorism Trials and the Offences Against the State Acts in Comparative Perspective
Nicola McGarrity, University of New South Wales, Australia
6. Threats to Security and Risks to Rights: 'Belief Evidence' under the Offences Against the State Act
Liz Heffernan, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland and Eoin O'Connor, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
7. Disclosure and Privilege: The Dual Role of the Special Criminal Court in Relation to Belief Evidence
Alice Harrison, Maynooth University, Ireland
8. The Offences Against the State Acts and Non-Subversive Offences
Liz Campbell, Monash University, Australia
9. The Proscription of Organisations in the Republic of Ireland
Jamie McLoughlin, University College Dublin, Ireland and Clive Walker, University of Leeds, UK
10. New Media, Free Expression, and the Offences Against the State Acts
Laura K Donohue, Georgetown University, USA
11. The Offences Against the State Acts and International Human Rights
Yvonne Marie Daly, Dublin City University, Ireland
12. The Offences Against the State Acts: Reflections from Practice and the Legislature
Ivana Bacik, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
13. A Less Exceptional State of Exception: The Offences Against the State Act as an Emergency Response
Alan Greene, University of Birmingham, UK
14. 'Contagion' between the Special and the Normal in Criminal Justice: A Comparative Perspective
Claire Hamilton, Maynooth University, Ireland
