Why do Similar Legal Cases Have Different Outcomes?
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Do Litigants Understand Remote Hearings? What should be done about it?
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com In a study conducted in [...]
Saaditi v Moorhead: Case Comment
In Medieval Europe, deciding guilt or innocence was sometimes decided [...]
Nasty Women in the Law
Last week, the Women’s March overshadowed Trump’s Inauguration. So what [...]
Civility in the Classroom
Last week I had the honour of guest [...]
Trials Then & Now
Thomas Hobbes famously proclaimed in Leviathan that "Where there is [...]
Law Gurus and Questioning State Authority
There is a new breed of litigants in town. They go [...]
The Implicit Premise Beneath the Surface
The study of law can be disappointing at times, a [...]
Fighting Fair: From Just Wars to Just Lawsuits
Litigation is like war. Easy to start. Hard to end. [...]
The Dark Side of Precedent
The doctrine that lower courts must follow the decisions of [...]
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