Comment·9th March 2021Politics and the courts: the Shamima Begum and Matt Hancock decisions James Dix Image description: A Gavel on a black background. The Shamima Begum Supreme Court judgment is complicated. It covers a wide... Read More
Features·9th July 2020Racism, linguistics and the law Jamie Slagel Image Description: A black and white graphic of a collection of fists raised in protest. They are mostly black, but... Read More
News·4th June 2020Faculty of Law admits to error in FHS paper and pushes back release date of Mods results Josh Boddington The Faculty of Law is facing criticism from students after a series of mistakes over the last two days. The... Read More
News·2nd November 2019Alexandra Wilson: Oxford graduate and barrister discusses social mobility, imposter syndrome and her career so far Elle Bennett After graduating from Oxford University in 2016 with a degree in PPE , Alexandra Wilson pursued a career at the... Read More
Comment·28th May 2019Should you be able to sue Oxford if you don’t get a First? Basten Heutink Image description: Examination Schools in the High street, Oxford In 2018 Faiz Siddiqui finally got closure on his claim that... Read More
Comment·18th May 2019Katie Hopkins and free speech law in the UK Julian Manieson Image Description: Protesters outside the Oxford Union during Hopkins’ debate. I was planning to write this week’s column about tax... Read More
News·23rd April 2019Magdalen College announces new event for under-represented students Evalena Labayen Magdalen College has announced that they will be launching a three day event for Year 12 prospective law students. The... Read More
News·7th June 2017Prostitution, social class and legal regulation in the history of makeup The use of makeup throughout history has had its ups and downs. It often symbolised prostitution or social class, and... Read More
News·4th January 2017Oxford’s Law Faculty opens institute dedicated to the study of human rights Lottie Hayton The Law Faculty of the University of Oxford has officially welcomed Justice Kate O’Regan as director of The Bonavero Institute... Read More
News·23rd April 2016Subject drop-out statistics revealed Megan Izzo The Oxfordshire Guardian has reported that Oxford University drop-outs resulting from physical and mental health issues are the highest among... Read More
Comment·17th October 2020Analysis: the Government’s new Intelligence legislation Athena Kam, Daniel Morgan and Nelson Fernandes Serrao Image Description: the British Parliament, lit, at night Athena Kam: a blow to the rule of law ‘Participation in criminal... Read More
News·5th June 2020Wrong paper uploaded to finalists law exam Josh Boddington Image Description: Law Library at Oxford University On June 4th, law students sitting a finals paper were emailed half-way through... Read More
CommentFeaturesNational Issues·26th January 2020Debate: Why I stand with a possible decriminalisation of the BBC License Fee Antonio Pattori The twenty first century, is, for all intents and purposes, the century of the media revolution. A century for networks... Read More
Comment·15th June 2019The place of law in humanitarian activism: UK-Saudi arms trade Basten Heutink Image description: CAAT campaigners protest against Farnborough International arms fair, 2016 On the 2nd of October 2018, Jamal Khashoggi got... Read More
Profile·21st May 2019Steve Cooke, Slaughter and May Senior Partner, on his music career and practicing law Molly Archer-Zeff I saw that you produce music for films and documentaries, could you tell me a bit more about that, please?... Read More
Comment·5th May 2019Empire’s Wake: The Mau Mau uprising in Kenya Julian Manieson Image Description: Memorial in Nairobi to victims of colonialism. “Bottles (often broken), gun barrels, knives, snakes, and vermin were thrust... Read More
News·8th January 2019Petition launched to remove law professor for “discriminatory” comments Tom Gould A petition to remove Emeritus Professor of Law and Legal Philosophy John Finnis from teaching has attracted three hundred and... Read More
News·12th January 2017Oxford Union Termcard Release Hilary 2017: Activists, Leaders and Political Figures We’re very excited to announce exclusively the term card release for The Oxford Union’s speaker, debate and panel events this... Read More
News·14th May 2016Oxford Law Faculty introduces trigger warnings James Broun The Law Faculty has reportedly included so-called ‘trigger warnings’ in lectures on sexual offences. The move has come after the... Read More