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Is Parliamentary Supremacy Under Attack? Considering Judges, EU and Constitutional Conventions

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

The main attack of Parliamentary sovereignty is the UK’s membership of the EU. The UK joined the EU in 1972 through the European Communities Act and with this membership, it is arguable that Parliament effectively signed off their supremacy. …

Issues in Non-fatal Offences Against the Person in Law

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

In 1861, the Offences Against the Person Act (OAPA) was consolidated. This was the main statutory provision of the assault-related offences and they were ranked in some sort of hierarchy of seriousness in the terms of actus and mens rea….

Miranda Rights in U.S. Criminal Law: A Modern Analysis for Legal Scholars

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

Explore the origin, script, and legal impact of US Miranda rights in modern criminal law for legal scholars and students….

EU Legal System for Coordinating European Projects

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

Does applying and enforcing universal law through direct effect to 28 countries create a more cohesive EU? For the purposes of this paper peaceful cooperation is defined as the fluidity throughout the four freedoms without causing serious political tension, such as trade embargos….

Who is Liable for Torts of Pranksters on YouTube?

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

This essay will analyse duty of care implications related to foreseeability, relational proximity with an emphasis on policy considerations to limit the scope of indeterminacy. …

Effects of an Independent Judicial System on the Democracy of the State

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

This paper will be focusing on the effects of an independent judicial system on the democracy of the state by examining both sides of the spectrum and in turn argue that judicial independence strengthens democracy. …

Analysis of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

The aim of this essay is to analyse whether or not the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) does have any relevance in regard to regional human right treaties. It is fundamental to understand the components which may affect the continuing relevance of the UDHR and whether these components have an impact on regional human rights treaties….

Legal Framework for the Offence of Conspiracy

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

A conspiracy is an alliance between two or more people with the motive of committing an unlawful act or an act which though lawful in itself, becomes unlawful once it is the object of the alliance….

Impact of Legal Aid Cuts on Domestic Abuse and Immigration Cases

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

While campaigners against the cuts and reforms of legal aid in the United Kingdom seem to receive very little media attention, secondary sources of legislation ensure transparency of the most important and impactful measures taken by the government in creating political policies. …

4th Amendment and Police Body Worn Cameras

Essay. Published: July 29, 2019

Freund (2015) studied the body camera issue and the 4th amendment implications by comparing them to other surveillance devices. In his study, he focused on dashboard camera recordings and the surveillance cameras. He later found that the main difference is that where those two devices are usually placed, an ordinary citizen can not have a reasonable expectation of privacy…