This piece explores attempts by the US to ban tribal traditions, revealing the thin line between tradition and law.

St Andrews alumnus Maxwell Dowden talks studying law at Harvard and his experiences undertaking a full law degree after graduation

St Andrews alumna Alexandra Fox discusses her experiences converting to law with the MA in Law degree and how this differs from a GDL

An analysis of Sidney Powell’s defense against Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation lawsuit in the historical context of US libel law.

The entrance of four accountancy firms into the legal sector is changing the landscape of the legal industry.

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

Changes in UK law established the non-consensual filming of a sexual partner as illegal, resulting in justice for Emily Hunt

The impact of COVID-19 on India’s potential as a strong legal market and the limitations of strict rules on foreign companies

How has the law historically been used for women’s liberation and what modern conflicts between feminism and the law exist?

This article discusses the impact of the overseas operations bill on the UK’s commitment to the Convention Against Torture

A round up of November's top legal news from Johnny Depp's libel suit to war crimes in Afghanistan

Ruth Bader Ginsberg is best remembered for her dissents, perseverance and advocacy for an end of discrimination on the basis of sex

Conflict zones facing extensive looting of artefacts has increased demands for repatriation of stolen art

Han van Meegeren's infamous forgeries baffled the art world, critiquing its core practices and bringing to light issues with art valuation