This post has been contributed by Professor William Wilson, Module Convenor for Criminal law. One of the themes which will emerge in your studies of criminal
Trial for the rape of Alice
This post has been contributed by Ms Amber Marks, Module Convenor for Evidence. If Tom is on trial for the rape of Alice, should evidence
Prof Andrea Biondi speaks on Article 50 referral
This post has been contributed by Professor Andrea Biondi, Module Convenor for EU Law.
Punter sues bookies over £1.7M
This post has been contributed by Professor Roger Halson, Module Convenor for Contract law. A recent report in the Times revealed that a gambler was suing a
Studying law: in my words (Part 1 of 3)
This blog was contributed by Calvin Chong, a University of London Undergraduate Laws student who is based in Hong Kong, providing advice to students studying
RECORD NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS DEGREES RISES TO 24!
This post has been contributed by Dr Yvonne Jacobs Associate Director: Assessments and Student Lifecycle, Undergraduate Laws. Congratulations to Ahalya Lelwala on obtaining a First Class degree
