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Studying law
February 2021
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: when five men were jailed for consensual sex
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: the moral dilemma of separating conjoined twins
January 2021
Landmarks in law
The story of the Zong slave ship: a mass murder masquerading as an insurance claim
A 1783 case exposed how the law facilitated the slave trade – and increased momentum for the abolitionist movement
'People are traumatised and scared': Germany's student-run law clinics for refugees
Over 30 drop-in law clinics have sprung up across Germany to help refugees apply for asylum
Networking is key for law trainees – but what about during a pandemic?
Many professional vacancies are filled through professional networking – and this hasn’t changed during Covid
December 2020
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: Nuremberg and the first trial for crimes against humanity
Seventy-five years ago, the Nuremberg trials brought leading Nazis to justice – and changed international human rights law
Law conversion course applications jump by nearly a quarter since pandemic
Faced with a contracting jobs market, graduates are turning to law as a more secure career choice
So you want to be a solicitor? Here's how to apply
Landing that elusive training contract is a daunting task, but there are ways to stand out from other applicants
November 2020
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: when the Mangrove Nine beat the British state
'It’s hard to get a feel for a firm on a screen': online tips for law trainees
September 2020
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: how do you judge a case without a jury?
Covid-19 has led to a growing backlog of cases waiting to be dealt with by crown courts. Why are juries so important?
August 2020
'It's a subject where words matter': how to write the perfect law essay
It’s vital that law students are able to produce a convincing written argument. Here are some expert tips
July 2020
A law student's guide to the new solicitor super-exam
Exams that use facial recognition may be 'fair' – but they're also intrusive
Meg Foulkes
June 2020
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: Louisa Carlill and the fake flu cure
The Carbolic Smoke Ball Company got into trouble for its bogus medicine, and set the framework for consumer protection
April 2020
How will law exams be affected by coronavirus?
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: the controversial 80s play that defied gay censorship
February 2020
'Expect questions meant to throw you off': how to ace a pupillage interview
Interviewing for a pupillage is stressful, but these top tips from barristers could help you make the right impression
Landmarks in law
Landmarks in law: the disgraceful legal history of the Profumo affair
Legal experts have sought to reveal how the courts allowed the sex and spying scandal to destroy an innocent man
'The victimisation was horrible': why are so many disabled lawyers treated badly?
A new study says that more than half of disabled lawyers have experienced bullying or discrimination at work
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