King’s Inns Law Review
KILR invites submissions for Volume XI
The King’s Inns Law Review is delighted to invite submissions for Volume XI, celebrating its return to print publication in 2025.
Articles are welcomed from all areas of legal academia and practice, on the broad theme of “Judicial Ethics and Independence”. Articles written in English or as Gaeilge will be accepted for Volume XI.
Original Articles should be 4000 – 12,000 words in length, including footnotes. Case notes of 3000 – 6000 words, including footnotes, are also invited for consideration. Manuscripts should be double–spaced and in 12–point font, with no identifying details.
How to submit and application
All submissions must be formatted in the OSCOLA style. Authors are requested to only submit their full name, institutional affiliation, and contact details in the body of their submission email.
Submissions to Volume XI, or any related queries, may be addressed to kilr@kingsinns.ie by 23:59, April 19, 2024
Appointment of Volume XI Editorial Board 2024
see the appointment of the Editorial Board >
Further information will be emailed to Diploma and Degree students through their King’s Inns email.
Volume X available to Purchase
The launch of Volume X, the Tenth–Anniversary Edition of the King’s Inns Law Review (KILR), took place on Tuesday, 2 November 2021 in the Dining Hall of King’s Inns.
Attendees included authors, some former editors, patrons and friends of the Review, and members of King’s Inns. The Hon. Mr Justice Gerard Hogan of the Supreme Court of Ireland delivered the keynote address entitled “Reflections on Irish and EU Administrative Law”.
A prize of €500 was awarded to Shane Finn for the best article submitted, for his article Case Note: Student Transport Scheme v. Bus Éireann [2021] IESC 22. A further prize of €500 was awarded to Ruairí McIntyre for the best submission on the theme of ‘The Irish Administrative State‘, What is the Meaning of ‘Ombudsman’? A Biological Analysis of the Irish Administrative State.
About King’s Inns Law Review
The King’s Inns Law Review (KILR) is an annual peer–reviewed law journal published independently by the Diploma and Degree students of King’s Inns. The core purpose of the Review is the promotion and fostering of legal scholarship, both in King’s Inns and the wider legal community across Ireland, Europe and further afield.
The King’s Inns Law Review is grateful for the generous and kind support of King’s Inns and its patrons and friends, without whom the Review would not be possible. The Editorial Board welcomes donations and contributions to fund the longevity of the Review, and all sponsorship queries should be addressed to undertreasurer@kingsinns.ie.
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