Issue 1 of the Law Journal is available to read, Open Access, on our website at the embedded link! Our brilliant contributors have provided the Law Journal with a commendable beginning to shaping our corpus of works that successfully encapsulates what the founders had in mind for a new student-led publication focussing on law at Scotland’s oldest university.
Contributors for Issue 1 (Winter 2020):
- Lauren Pursey – The Gender Recognition Act: Past, Present and Future
- Dr Jonathan Brown – Detention of Private Persons by Private Persons as a Delictual Wrong
- Claire Macleod – Truth or Consequences
- Eamon MacDonald – Bilateral Investment Treaties
- Martin Bernier – Law and the Quest for Autonomy in the Western Tradition
- Sarah Graham – Legal and Digital Fluidity
- Nikita Khanderia – The Insanity Plea
- Jacob Joad – The Limits of Liability
- Nathan Beck-Samuels – How Should the State Interact Constitutionally with Corporations which have significant power and influence over its population?Lessons on the Impeachment of Warren Hastings
- Dara Tuncel – Innovation and Medical Patents
- Katherine Montana – Rudolf Nureyev: A Legal Case Study of the KGB’s pursuits of defectors
In addition, please see below for subsequent publications by the Law Journal:
Preview-Review of Common Law, Civil Law, and Colonial Law: Essays in Comparative Legal History from the Twelth to the Twentieth Centuries by Oliver Roberts (April, 2021) – view here: PreviewReview_CommonLawCivilLawColonialLaw_OR
Trading with the enemy in the Great War: the directors of William Jacks and Company in Glasgow by Dr Robert S. Shiels (July, 2021) – view here: TradingWithTheEnemy_RobertSShiels_July2021
After the Flight: The Legality of the Conferences at York and Westminster by Katherine Montana (July, 2021) – view here: AfterTheFlight_KatherineMontana_July2021