Useful reference point on Islam and UK law
Naureen Shariff reviews 'Annotated Legal Documents on Islam in Europe: United Kingdom (volume 25)'.
Drafts, Disclaimers and Deaths
David Pickup reviews 'Drafts, Disclaimers and Deaths'.
Killer or wronged victim?
David Pickup reviews 'The Stranger on the Stairs'.
An 'all-encompassing moral ideology'? Not quite
Jonathan Goldsmith reviews 'Survival Codes: World Law and the Future of Humanity'.
Contemporary challenge as old as the Garden of Eden
Making Amends for Historic Wrongs: Reparative Justice and the Problem of the Past.
Pitch battles
Michael E. Jones reviews 'Sports Law and Society: Rules of the Game (2nd edition)'.
A wake-up call to arms
We Set the Bar: Fighting for Equality, Empowerment and Change within the Legal Profession.
Beyond national jurisdiction: the High Seas and the deep seabed
Simone Mamini reviews 'The Agreement of Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction'.
Navigating the turbulent seas of globalism
Kevin McVeigh reviews 'The International Law of Economic Integration'.
Reaching across the divide
Michael Mansfield KC reviews 'How do we even talk about Palestine and Israel? One group's experience in unspoken territory'.
A doomed teenager who changed the course of justice
David Pickup reviews 'Failed Justice: the Craig and Bentley Case Revisited'.
From Kiszko to Dando – cases that went wrong
The World’s Biggest Miscarriages of Justice: When Justice Fails
Reverse MIDAS touch?
Sally Azarmi reviews 'Outsourcing Crimmigration Control'.
Shaping and shaped by 250 years of history
James E Hurford reviews 'The U.S. Supreme Court in American Society: Historical Perspectives'.
Our debt to Roman law
James E Hurford reviews 'Principia Iuris: A Historical and Comparative Introduction to the English Law'.
Demystifying the parole process
Steven Ball reviews 'Parole Board Hearings – law and practice (4th edition)'.
An invaluable tool
Richard Charlton reviews 'Court of Protection Handbook – a user’s guide (5th edition)'.
Doctrinal rigour and practical utility
Zainab Zaeem reviews 'Statutory Nuisance: law and practice (3rd edition)'.
Law and the human brain
James E Hurford reviews 'International Legal Theory and the Cognitive Turn'.
The shot 'went off by itself': Accidents don't happen with The King's Players
Opening night of ‘The Accident’, a play written and produced by staff and students at King’s College London, poses the question: 'Did the gun go off accidentally?'.