This post is contributed by Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Civil and Criminal Procedure In this Vlog I consider a recent case from the High
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Joint Enterprise Liability in Criminal Homicide
Earlier this month the Undergraduate Laws Programme hosted a public lecture in Port of Spain, Trinidad. William Wilson, Professor of Criminal Law at Queen Mary,
Construction of a Trust Deed
The recent case of University of London v Prag [2014] EWHC 3564 (Ch) may be one of interest to students of trusts law, and not
Reviewing Misrepresentation
I hope that the course is going well and that you are feeling prepared for revision. As with earlier blogs I am going to focus
How to Live a Life
Raz’s Critical Jurisprudence In the last blog we looked at Finnis’ account of the common good. In this blog, we will look at some of
Constitutional Statutes
Acts of Parliament, as we were taught by the venerable Dicey, are the highest form of law, within the hierarchy of sources of the law