A DORMANT DOCTRINE OF OVERBREADTH: ABSTRACT REVIEW AND IUS TERTII IN IRISH PROPORTIONALITY ANALYSIS.

The article focuses on the use of overbreadth analysis, a method of testing rationality, in Irish constitutional adjudication. It explores justifications of the ius tertii rule, which indicates that constitutional litigants can only make arguments based on their own circumstances, as well as analyzes how it contradicts with the justifications of the overbreadth doctrine. The consideration of the Irish courts of the conflict between overbreadth and ius tertii is discussed.