Month: October 2015

Two local lawyers will share their experiences of working in a magistrate’s court on Tuesday 3 November as part of the Criminal Justice Project’s guest speaker … Read more

Two exciting and unique career opportunities for postdoctoral researchers are currently on offer at Kent Law School. The two-year postdoctoral researcher positions are open to early … Read more

A new Environmental Law Seminar Series, organised and hosted by postgraduate taught students at Kent Law School, began this month with a presentation on policing environmental … Read more

Commenting on the vote in the House of Lords last night to delay tax credit cuts, Public Law expert David Radlett says the Lords deserve … Read more

A group of 12 academics from Kent Law School are amongst 343 signatories to a statement calling for an ‘urgent, humane and effective governmental response … Read more

Kent Law School alumni Michael Testori and Andre Sinanan have launched The International Student Law Review (TISLR), a new online academic publication providing a peer-reviewed platform … Read more

Sir Robert Worcester, Chairman of the Magna Carta 800th Anniversary Commemoration Committee, spoke fondly of the first time he saw the Great Charter at the age … Read more

International Law expert Dr Gbenga Oduntan cautions that the truth tends to be the first casualty when airliners have been downed by states or unknown groups and … Read more

Influential scholarly news source The Conversation has published an article by Professor Sally Sheldon which argues for the decriminalisation of abortion in the UK. In … Read more

The Critical Legal Thinking blog has published an article by Kent PhD student Paulo Ilich Bacca which examines the legal ambiguity surrounding the crime of … Read more