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Is the judiciary in crisis?
This blog was contributed by Charlotte Crilly, Teaching Fellow for Undergraduate Laws. The judiciary is central to the legal system; judges resolve disputes in court and
Interview with Zuha Hameed a 2018/19 Undergraduate Laws Scholarship recipient
Undergraduate Laws awarded the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (SOAS) scholarship to LLB student Zuha Hameed in 2018/19. Ten months later,
TRUSTS OF BITCOIN?
This post has been contributed by Professor William Swadling, Module Convenor for Equity and Trusts. Given that Bitcoin are tradeable rights, it seems obvious that
Meet Li Jun Lai, UoL Undergraduate Laws Scholarship winner and Queen Mary University of London student
No one tells the story of our scholarships better than our current scholarship students and recent graduates. Here, Li, our 2018-19 winner studying with Queen
London Regional Revision Event 2019
This post has been contributed by Patricia McKellar Associate Director, Undergraduate Laws. Last week we ran our very successful Revision Course in London. We have
