This post has been contributed by Ms Ralitsa Stancheva, an Undergraduate Laws student. Please note views expressed on the following blog are those of the
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Populism and Polls: Democracy and International Human Rights – Part 1
This blog post has been contributed by Professor Urfan Khaliq, Module Convenor for International Protection of Human Rights. The November 2020 Presidential election in the
Reforming Marriage Law: Is it time for a third type of ceremony?
This video post has been contributed by Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Family law. Useful links Weddings Project High Court rules humanist marriage recognition failure
Linking and the right to control communication to the public of a work in copyright law
This post has been contributed by Professor Jonathan Griffiths, Module Convenor for Intellectual Property. You can read the case decision online: Warner Music UK Ltd
European Law Institute’s Principles for the COVID-19 Crisis
This post was contributed by James Devenney, Module Convenor for Commercial law. In a previous blog on this site (‘Frustration of Contract and COVID-19’) the
The Law of Evidence in 2020: news roundup
This blog post has been contributed by Ms Amber Marks, Module Convenor for Evidence. Justice in the Pandemic Much of the news this year has