This post has been contributed by Charlotte Crilly, Teaching Fellow for Undergraduate Laws and Module Convenor for Legal System and Method. Why is diversity important
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Stealth Reform in the House of Lords
This post was contributed by Colin Munro, tutor in Public Law. A report published in July revealed that, slowly but steadily, the second chamber has
An overhaul of the Land Registration Act 2002 is coming
This post was contributed by Lucinda Pattison, Teaching Fellow for Undergraduate Laws. The last big shake up in relation to land registration law was in October
The Prime Minister in the United Kingdom Constitution
This post was contributed by Eloise Ellis, Senior Lecturer in Law. The famously unwritten Constitution of the United Kingdom has many quirks and unusual features,
It’s Contract but not as you know it….
This post was contributed by Anne Street, tutor for Undergraduate Laws. I remember when I started studying law I could see legal issues all around
Nigel’s Regional Revision Experience
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