July - September 2021

Scotland shows human rights leadership to “build back better”

Lady Justice sculpture

Why do judges keep letting bad science into criminal trials?

Uber car

Fair Bargains and the Gig Economy

Interpreting the Rights of the Child:Look South (A lot further than Westminster)

April - June 2021

“Not nothing”? The Late Term Foetus in the Court of Protection

Words and the Meaning of Words

The UK Competition Regime: a Twenty Year Retrospective

COVID challenges and tomorrow’s lawyers

January - March 2021

Learning by Doing: The UK’s First Mediation Clinic Conference

Supply Chains and Exploitation

For sale signs

Tenancy deposit protection revisited (part 2), with a letting agent twist

New Book on “International Law and Transboundary Aquifers” by Francesco Sindico

Tenancy deposit protection revisited (part 1)

‘Life Experience’ and Juror Bias in Criminal Trials

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Facing Down The Gig Economy

Brexit, one year on. Where are we now?

October - December 2020

International Human Rights Day

Vicarious Liability: Time for Retrenchment?

Constitutional Legitimacy, Artificial Reason, and the Common Law

Teaching Brexit … again

July - September 2020

EUP Publishes Professor Norrie’s History of Scottish Child Protection Law

Prof Morgera publishes the second edition of Corporate Environmental Accountability in International Law open access

Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast: Drury v Her Majesty’s Advocate 2001 SLT 1013

Exploring wild Scotland, or making Scots wild owing to inappropriate access? The right to roam in a summer of staycations

Human Rights Leadership Advisory Note to Scottish Government

Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London

Health professionals’ rights at risk when Parliament debates Domestic Abuse Bill on Monday

April - June 2020

Ancestral land claims and the law in Namibia

What do ‘lay’ people know about justice?

Law balance scales

COVID-19, Environmental Protection & Human Rights Leadership

COVID-19 and the Sites of Rights Resilience

Visual representation of Computer Aided Design.

The use of live facial recognition technology through a comparative lens

Talking Teaching Under Lockdown

Trawling through the Archives: Tracing British influences on German post-war economic reconstruction

Law balance scales

The Jury is Out on Solemn Trials

February - March 2020

Glasgow city rooftops

Landlord and tenant law in a time of crisis

COVID-19 and Human Rights Leadership

Angry face emoji

Emotion, not economics: the ‘Australian-style’ points system

The Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill – who could object to equality?

Time for Leadership

Law balance scales

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