This post has been contributed by Dr Yvonne Jacobs Associate Dean: Assessments and Student Lifecycle, Undergraduate Laws. Congratulations to four outstanding students who completed their
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Easements: When does non-use amount to abandonment?
This post was contributed by Lucinda Pattison, Teaching Fellow for Undergraduate Laws. It is well established that abandonment of an easement is hard to prove. Why?
Human Rights Day, the European Convention on Human Rights and the Human Rights Act 1998
This post was contributed by Ms Charlotte Crilly, Teaching Fellow and Module Convenor for Undergraduate Laws. What do you know about Human Rights Day? Every year
‘A ragbag of odds and ends’?
This post has been contributed by Dr Carol Brennan, Module Convenor for Tort law. The tone of this description of public nuisance might lead one
The General Election
This post has been contributed by Hilaire Barnett, Public law tutor for Undergraduate Laws. The General Election held on 12th December 2019 resulted in an
Criminal law and new technology based harms
This post was contributed by Dr Laura Lammasniemi, Assistant Professor, Law School of University of Warwick. Can criminal law keep up with rapidly developing technology
