Outputs (8)

Religious Conscientious Exemptions (2010)
Journal Article

Several possible approaches can be applied by the state when it responds to religious conscientious objections. These approaches compare the response to religious-conscientious objections with that to non-religious objections. If the content of the o... Read More about Religious Conscientious Exemptions.

Reaching the Bar (2010)
Journal Article

Reports on the issues addressed at the Bar Council-Aimhigher widening participation conference, "How to get to the Bar" held at St Philips Chambers, Birmingham on July 12, 2010 and attended by 80 sixth form students.

Que(e)rying Violence: Rethinking Pleasure, Harm and Intimacy in Lesbian Sadomasochism (2010)
Journal Article

Intimacy and violence, often seen as antithetical concepts, have been increasingly intertwined concepts in the diverse sexual practices of lesbian women. In thinking through this relationship, it is important to ask how policy and legal approaches co... Read More about Que(e)rying Violence: Rethinking Pleasure, Harm and Intimacy in Lesbian Sadomasochism.

Legal Responses to HIV and AIDS – By James Chalmers (Book Review) (2010)
Journal Article

Finding the Ratio Decidendi in Cases of Plurality Decision (2010)
Journal Article

The Presidential Pardon Power: Who Has the Last Say? (2010)
Journal Article

Female Segregation for Religious Justifications: The Unfortunate Israeli Case (2010)
Journal Article

This paper discusses two cases of segregation between men and women in Israel. In both cases, the segregation was based on religious justifications and in both cases the Israeli High Court of Justice (HCJ) either enforced the segregation (the ‘Women... Read More about Female Segregation for Religious Justifications: The Unfortunate Israeli Case.

“The Colonial ‘Other’ in the Nineteenth-Century German Colonisation of Africa, and International Law.” (2010)
Journal Article