A review of the case which has the intention of changing the 1967 Abortion Act on the basis that it discriminates against disabled people

This article discusses the myth of common-law marriage and the issues that unmarried partners face in estate planning.

Proposed UK legislation continues to crackdown on refugees and hinder the rights of asylum seekers.

The plight of US sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson has ignited a debate about bans against marijuana consumption

A review of Andy Warhol’s fair use ruling and the question of fair use regarding the “Prince Series”

A historical overview of US antitrust law and the rise of the Chicago School’s influence on antitrust policy.

Although taking years, the implementation of the United Kingdom’s Fifth Money Laundering Directive continues to face delays

An analysis of anti-homeless legislation and the criminalisation of rough sleeping in the United Kingdom.

An examination of the HALT Act and solitary confinement within the US criminal justice system

Blind spots in current legislation may pose problems when regulating humanity’s likely colonisation of the solar system

Addressing the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill which poses a threat to the rule of law and government accountability.

A discussion about how important commercial precedents can conform with the increasingly popular judicial philosophy of Originalism.

On 4 March 2021, UKVI announced the new Graduate Route visa which aims to provide flexibility for international graduates.

Trump’s incitement of an angry mob which stormed the US Capital sparked calls for invoking the 25th Amendment or impeachment

The forged works of Eric Hebborn have raised several legal and moral questions such as who is liable for forged works

A critical analysis of the effectiveness of the Freedom of Information Act in securing government accountability in Scotland.

Have amendments to the Firearms Act succeeded in decreasing not only gun-related but all forms of crime in the UK?

A brief history and critique of the American constitutional doctrine of substantive due process

ADR disciplines may be the solution to ease the pressure on the struggling judicial system, exacerbated COVID-19

With the UK introducing opt-out legislation to increase organ donation, default bias may threaten whether the choice is completely voluntary