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Qualified Immunity: When the Police Protect and Serve Themselves

Qualified Immunity: When the Police Protect and Serve Themselves

Qualified Immunity: When the Police Protect and Serve Themselves

Kyle van Oosterum

Jul 7, 20206 min read

Future of Ownership in Space

Future of Ownership in Space

Future of Ownership in Space

Jul 3, 20203 min read

A Brief History of the Insurrection Act

A Brief History of the Insurrection Act

A Brief History of the Insurrection Act

Jun 30, 20203 min read

O2, Virgin Media and the Changing Landscape of the UK Telecommunications Industry

O2, Virgin Media and the Changing Landscape of the UK Telecommunications Industry

O2, Virgin Media and the Changing Landscape of the UK Telecommunications Industry

Rhianna Thornton-Reid

Jun 28, 20204 min read

How Safe is Twitter?

How Safe is Twitter?

How Safe is Twitter?

Rebecca Tennant

Jun 26, 20208 min read

Freedom of Speech and Anti-Lockdown Protests

Freedom of Speech and Anti-Lockdown Protests

Freedom of Speech and Anti-Lockdown Protests

Begonia El Koury

Jun 23, 20204 min read

Targeted Lockdown: In with the Old, Out with the Young?

Targeted Lockdown: In with the Old, Out with the Young?

Targeted Lockdown: In with the Old, Out with the Young?

Kyle van Oosterum

Jun 21, 20205 min read

Do States Have a Legal Responsibility to Protect At-Risk Populations from Epidemics?

Do States Have a Legal Responsibility to Protect At-Risk Populations from Epidemics?

Do States Have a Legal Responsibility to Protect At-Risk Populations from Epidemics?

Caroline Sachdeva

Jun 19, 20204 min read

The Imbalances of Government Power under the Coronavirus Act 2020

The Imbalances of Government Power under the Coronavirus Act 2020

The Imbalances of Government Power under the Coronavirus Act 2020

Abigail Mongeau

Jun 16, 20205 min read

Examining the Failings of US Public Order Policing

Examining the Failings of US Public Order Policing

Examining the Failings of US Public Order Policing

Jun 14, 202011 min read

How COVID-19 Containment Policies Echo the Fight Against Terrorism

How COVID-19 Containment Policies Echo the Fight Against Terrorism

How COVID-19 Containment Policies Echo the Fight Against Terrorism

Jun 12, 20205 min read

Black Voter Suppression, COVID-19 and the 2020 Presidential Election

Black Voter Suppression, COVID-19 and the 2020 Presidential Election

Black Voter Suppression, COVID-19 and the 2020 Presidential Election

Collette Mourier

Jun 9, 20203 min read

Defying Silence: the Prosecution of Rape and Sexual Violence in International Law

Defying Silence: the Prosecution of Rape and Sexual Violence in International Law

Defying Silence: the Prosecution of Rape and Sexual Violence in International Law

Serena Dwerryhouse

Jun 7, 20206 min read

Black Victims, White Jurors: Escaping Accountability in the “Land of the Free”

Black Victims, White Jurors: Escaping Accountability in the “Land of the Free”

Black Victims, White Jurors: Escaping Accountability in the “Land of the Free”

Jun 5, 20206 min read

Reconciling Religious and Civil Law during Coronavirus

Reconciling Religious and Civil Law during Coronavirus

Reconciling Religious and Civil Law during Coronavirus

Jun 2, 20204 min read

Cyber-Security and Digital Vulnerability during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Cyber-Security and Digital Vulnerability during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Cyber-Security and Digital Vulnerability during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Rhianna Thornton-Reid

May 29, 20207 min read

The Tenth Amendment: Trump vs States’ Rights in the Age of COVID-19

The Tenth Amendment: Trump vs States’ Rights in the Age of COVID-19

The Tenth Amendment: Trump vs States’ Rights in the Age of COVID-19

May 26, 20204 min read

COVID-19 and the Panopticon: Does Mass Surveillance Threaten Democracy?

COVID-19 and the Panopticon: Does Mass Surveillance Threaten Democracy?

COVID-19 and the Panopticon: Does Mass Surveillance Threaten Democracy?

William Thompson

May 22, 20206 min read

The Individual Versus the Whole: A Property Rights Dilemma during COVID-19

The Individual Versus the Whole: A Property Rights Dilemma during COVID-19

The Individual Versus the Whole: A Property Rights Dilemma during COVID-19

Eleanore Hamilton

May 19, 20203 min read

Murder, Sexual Assault and the Ambiguous “Not Proven” Verdict in Scots Law

Murder, Sexual Assault and the Ambiguous “Not Proven” Verdict in Scots Law

Murder, Sexual Assault and the Ambiguous “Not Proven” Verdict in Scots Law

Leonor Capelier

May 15, 20204 min read

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