An unhappy coupling
(2008)
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All Outputs (436)
Policing male rape and sexual assault (2008)
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This article examines an issue that has been largely ignored in the growing literature on the treatment of sexual offences within the criminal justice system, i.e. the treatment of adult male rape and sexual assault complainants by the police. This a... Read More about Policing male rape and sexual assault.
A tortured debate (2008)
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The next stage of devolution? A (d)evolving criminal justice system for Wales (2008)
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The coalition government in Wales has committed itself to seriously consider devolving the criminal justice system for Wales. It is seen as the next possible step in the devolution process. To some extent many of the structures for a devolved crimina... Read More about The next stage of devolution? A (d)evolving criminal justice system for Wales.
The next stage of devolution? A (d)evolving criminal justice system for Wales? (2008)
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It is argued that the next stage of devolution may well be a devolved criminal justice system for Wales.
The influence of constitutional law on family forms in Germany and Spain (2008)
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This article examines the influence of constitutional norms on family forms in Germany and Spain. Marriage, cohabitation, children and how same-sex unions fit in those three themes are looked at in both jurisdictions. While similar constitutional pro... Read More about The influence of constitutional law on family forms in Germany and Spain.
Intoxicated consent in rape: Bree and Juror decision-making (2008)
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Accountability for Human Rights abuses: Taking the universality, indivisibility, interdependence and interrelatedness of human rights seriously (2008)
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In spite of the endorsement by the vast majority of states of the 1993 Vienna Declaration and its affirmation of the universality, indivisibility and interdependence of all human rights, the weak implementation of social and economic rights remains p... Read More about Accountability for Human Rights abuses: Taking the universality, indivisibility, interdependence and interrelatedness of human rights seriously.
Law, privacy and information technology: A sleepwalk through the surveillance society? (2008)
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The Surveillance Studies Network report of 2006 on the ‘surveillance society’, highlighting the omnipresence of information technology in British society, once again brought into sharp focus concerns about the types and levels of technological survei... Read More about Law, privacy and information technology: A sleepwalk through the surveillance society?.
The financial services authority and money laundering: A game of cat and mouse (2008)
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Money laundering is one of those problems that is very hard to get a grip on. © 2008, Cambridge Law Journal and Contributors. All rights reserved.
A law for international sale of goods: A reply to Michael Bridge (2008)
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Hidden money (2008)
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Bursting the mortgage bubble (2008)
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The secret achievements of nineteenth century nuisance law (2007)
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An in-depth, micro-contextual analysis of Attorney General v Birmingham Corporation (1858), charting the clean up of sewage pollution through the enforcemt of the common law of nusiance during the industrial revolution.
The torture debate (2007)
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An unusual silence (2007)
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Challenging corporate 'humanity': Legal disembodiment, embodiment and human rights (2007)
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This article interrogates the corporate use of human rights discourse. It does so in light of concern surrounding corporate distortion of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) paradigm, and in light of the fact that corporations can claim... Read More about Challenging corporate 'humanity': Legal disembodiment, embodiment and human rights.
Unconscionability and the taxonomy of undue influence (2007)
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