This post has been contributed by Amanda Taylor, University of London Teaching Fellow for Equity and Trusts. The question is not a new one. Most
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Two Different Journeys to a First
This post has been posted on behalf of Undergraduate Laws. Please note views expressed on the following blog are those of the students and publication
Top tips for success in the UG Laws Essay Competition
This blog post was contributed by Lisa Kidger, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Laws. Success for law students is not just about understanding cases and statutes.
Executing justice: should we reintroduce the death penalty in the UK?
This blog post has been contributed by Tony Murphy, Module Convenor for Criminology. This article references violent offences involving children. Please take care and consider
Negligence Compensation for ‘Lost Years’
This blog post has been contributed by Dr Carol Brennan Module Convenor for Tort law. A fundamental component of damages in the negligence action for personal
Law in Real Life – Meet Your Dean: The Person Behind your Programme
Welcome to Law in Real Life, a podcast series from Undergraduate Laws at the University of London exploring the people, experiences, and opportunities that shape