David Pulido served as a member of the Colombian House of Representatives (Cámara de Representantes de Colombia) from 2018 until 2022. In...

Why the suggested reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998 would be a detriment to human rights in the UK.

Why have courts ruled so differently on Texaco’s crude oil contamination of the Amazon?

This article critically assesses international criminal law through the case of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia.

COVID-19 served as a catalyst for the adoption of legal tech which could provide interesting opportunities for the legal system

This article explores Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal and the nuances of self-defense law in Wisconsin as well as their social implications

This article discusses the major legal news of October, from the lead-up to COP26 to the UK Law Society Pro-Bono Week

A proposed approach towards punishment in the UK highlights our methods and justifications of punishing those who have committed a crime.

Using the case of Lisa Montgomery, this article discusses the insanity defense and its gender-based injustices

The UK Government’s announcement that Court sentences can be broadcast suggests we are moving towards American-style televised trials

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

A philosophical discussion of the role of morals within the justice system in light of R v Brown