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    HUMAN RIGHTS

    To What Extent Should the Law Do More to Address Gendered Discrimination in Workplace Dress Codes?

    Essay by Charlotte Werner

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    INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

    Non-Traditional Trade Marks: Past Practice and A Look to the Future

    Essay by Christopher Eames 

    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

    Has Judicial Review on Substantive Grounds Evolved from Wednesbury Towards Proportionality?

    Essay by Alex Gewanter

    HUMAN RIGHTS

    Critically discuss whether it can be said that, despite numerous critiques, human dignity remains the ultimate legal tool for the effective protection of humanity in the twenty-first century.

    Essay by Alice Straight

    EUROPEAN LAW

    The Weight of Vulnerability: A Comparative Analysis of the Significance of Particular Vulnerability Attributes Under ECtHR Jurisprudence in Situations of Extreme Vulnerability Concerning Migrants

    Essay by Tomas Morochovic

    INTERNATIONAL LAW

    The Value of National Action Plans for the Implementation of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights

    Essay by Ryan Keefe

    TORT LAW

    The Vicarious Liability (Apportionment of Damages) Act 2018 (“VLA 2018”): Abandoning Strict Liability and Introducing Blameworthiness as a Basis for the Apportionment of Damages

    Essay by Jevon Qing Yao Hoe

    ISLAMIC LAW

    A Case Study into the Role of Islamic Law in Jordan: The Theoretical Conflicting Conceptions of the Woman’s Legal Position

    Essay by Jacques Stivala

    EUROPEAN UNION LAW

    The “Average Consumer” in European Consumer Law

    Essay by Cassandre Bailloux

    ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

    Critically discuss to what extent the law of nature conservation should be underpinned by the ecosystem approach. Illustrate your answer with reference to the Lawton Report and relevant academic commentary.

    Essay by Nattaya Meethom

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    INSURANCE LAW

    Advancements in transportation technology are an unstoppable force and will change transportation in the same way that the internet has remapped the world. However, the law will struggle to keep up.

    Essay by Marc Lasok-Smith (LLM)

     

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