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By Melissa Terzi As a non-law student, it can be difficult to know how to get into law. But the fact is that you don’t need a law degree...

A case for the raising of the minimum age of criminal responsibility in England. By Ilina Georgieva In 2011, John Major stated that...

By Sofia Aujla-Jones With just over 75 years having passed since the Nuremberg Trials, the legacy of the trial of 22 Nazi officials for...

By Ilina Georgieva. On the 13th of May, the government introduced the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill into Parliament, which seeks to...

By Katie Tootill. Connie began her studies at Christ Church in October 2020, amidst the chaos and uncertainty of the pandemic. Her...

By Polina Suchkova Lady Rose was sworn into the Supreme Court on April 19th 2021, making her the newest member of the panel of twelve...

By Rioghnach Theakston. Orin Begum is an aviation lawyer at Clifford Chance. She joined after graduating from Worcester College, Oxford.

By Kelsea Jeon. The phrase “access to justice” has become increasingly popular in recent years. But what does it actually mean?

By Emily Wigoder. Romanian entrepreneur and campaigner Dana Denis-Smith is the founder and Chief Executive of Obelisk Support.

By Rioghnach Theakston. With 24 official languages, integrated into 27 Member State systems, the EU legal order is linguistically unique.

By Emily Wigoder. The EU introduced Regulation 2019/880 in order to address concern about the illegal trade of cultural property.

By Polina Suchkova. A claim for judicial review has been brought against the Crown Prosecution Service's rape prosecution policy.

By Beatrice Sexton. The use of pejorative language pervades the discussion of crime, restricting our ability to understand and empathise.

By Beatrice Sexton. The prison system fails vulnerable women by not adequately recognising their unique experiences and needs.

By Rioghnach Theakston. 100 years after women were first admitted as lawyers, Baroness Hale discussed the importance of judicial diversity.

By Emily Wigoder. An artificial intelligence software has been trained to produce images using the portfolio of ‘a certain street artist’.

By Rioghnach Theakston. This year marks the 20th anniversary of UNSC Resolution 1325, which sets out the Women, Peace and Security agenda.

By Kelsea Jeon. Law is a discipline that mandates extensive formal training for practice. So how can nonlawyers be the future of civil law?

By Polina Suchkova. Government regulations attempting to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 have forced the British justice system to change...

By Heather Cowgill. An interview with Lorren Eldridge, a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford.