This post was contributed by Dr Laura Lammasniemi, Module Convenor for Criminal law. What is punishment for? That deceptively simple question sits at the heart of
Category: Undergraduate Laws
Reflections from winners of the Graduate Entry Award 2024-25
In our recent blog post Celebrating Success – Brigid Cotter Prize and Graduate Entry Awards we recognised the outstanding success of our students in winning
Reflections from winners of the Brigid Cotter Prize 2023-24
In our recent blog post Celebrating Success – Brigid Cotter Prize and Graduate Entry Awards we recognised the outstanding success of our students in winning
Reflections from winners of the Brigid Cotter Prize 2024-25
In our recent blog post Celebrating Success – Brigid Cotter Prize and Graduate Entry Awards we recognised the outstanding success of our students in winning
The Government shake-up to IHT relief on agricultural and business land
This post has been contributed by Amanda Taylor, University of London Teaching Fellow for Equity and Trusts. In the Autumn Budget of 2024, the Government
Equal Before God, Unequal Before Man: Reflections on My Dissertation Journey.
This post has been contributed by Wania Niaz, an Undergraduate Laws student. While exploring my dissertation topic, one heading caught my eye: “Equal before God,