This blog post was contributed by Lisa Kidger, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Laws.
This blog post was contributed by Lisa Kidger, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Laws.
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This blog post has been contributed by Tony Murphy, Module Convenor for Criminology.
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Introduction
Sixty years after the suspension of capital punishment in the UK, a series of high-profile, brutal…
This blog post has been contributed by Dr Carol Brennan Module Convenor for Tort law.
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Welcome to Law in Real Life, a podcast series from Undergraduate Laws at the University of London exploring the people, experiences, and opportunities that shape legal education beyond textbooks, exams, and courtrooms.
In this special episode, Meet Your Dean – The Person Behind the Programme, we are joined by Patricia McKellar, Dean for…
This post has been contributed by Professor Jill Marshall, Module Convenor for Jurisprudence.
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This blog post has been contributed by Dr Oana Stefan, Module Convenor for EU law.
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This post has been contributed by Sarah Henderson, Associate Dean.
As we celebrate graduation, we hear from some of our…
This blog has been contributed by Dr Manos Maganaris, Module Convenor for Conflict of laws.
In The Kingdom of Spain v Infrastructure Services Luxembourg S.à.r.l. and another; Republic of Zimbabwe v Border Timbers Ltd and another [2026] UKSC 9, the Supreme Court held that Spain and Zimbabwe could not rely on state immunity to resist…
This blog post has been contributed by Professor Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Family law.
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This post has been contributed by Amanda Taylor, University of London Teaching Fellow for Equity and Trusts.
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