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EEA Nationals are in an incomparable position to the Windrush Generation.

By Isaac Chambers Immigration and citizenship rights are key elements to personal identity in a globalised world. However, the...

How should the law respond to racial inequality? Choose one piece of enacted legislation, and discus

University of Bristol Bar Society and Law Review Essay Competition 2021: Winning Piece – Tochi Ejimofo Abstract This essay explores one...

'Leaving the European Union, the United Kingdom is attempting to "take back" a control

The phrase ‘take back control’ has become synonymous with Brexit; a political event simply unparalleled in post-war British history. Yet...

‘A comparative analysis of abortion regulation reveals widely divergent approaches across different

INTRODUCTION Within the United States of America (‘U.S.’) and Germany, the regulation of abortion must adhere to their respective...

3VB Commercial Awareness Essay Competition Winner - Passporting

Choose one piece of EU legislation (proposed or enacted). Discuss the benefits of a similar provision being included in or excluded from...

3VB Commercial Awareness Essay Competition Runner up - PSD II

Choose one piece of EU legislation (proposed or enacted). Discuss the benefits of a similar provision being included in or excluded from...

MWB v Rock and the Supreme Court's Dereliction of Duty - a Misuse of Judicial Discretion?

1. INTRODUCTION The recent Supreme Court decision in MWB v Rock Advertising[1] has been the subject of much criticism[2] for its failure...

St John's Essay Prize Winner: Solving the organ crisis? Impact of the government's new publi

Introduction The government has recently issued a public consultation into whether presumed consent should be adopted for organ...

St John's Essay Prize Runner-Up The Doctrine of Consideration – Reforming the rule in Pinnel’s C

The recent Supreme Court decision in MWB Business Exchange Centres Ltd v Rock Advertising Ltd[1] has opened the door for judicial change...

St John's Essay Prize Second Runner Up: The case for reform of the requirement for a recognised

Introduction and background Psychiatric injury, or ‘nervous shock’ as it is often referred to by judges, is a term used by the courts to...