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

Although the UK has left the EU, it is still not clear what impact Brexit will have on the UK sports industry and various laws and contracts

Martial law can help citizens in emergencies but many legal changes must be made to protect basic human rights and avoid abuse of power

By investigating criticisms of the Scottish government's funding of tuition fees, it is clear that the policy is not discriminatory

Scottish universities charge students from the rest of the UK higher tuition fees, in violation of the 2010 Equality Act

Protests against police brutality have brought the Insurrection Act to the forefront as a means of suppressing public discontent in the US

The UK's Coronavirus Act 2020 helps govern society during the pandemic but infringes on already existing rights and awards unchecked power

This article explores innovative ways religious communities are adapting to civil restrictions during coronavirus to keep their faith alive

The United States has struggled to create a national response effort to COVID-19, causing tensions between Trump and state governors

COVID-19 leaves students in St Andrews liable to pay rent for empty rooms, highlighting limitations of tenancy agreements

Coronavirus has had unprecedented impacts on the sports industry, raising several legal issues and concerns