This essay will explain why pro bono is important in upholding the English justice system in the 21st century. Pro bono, from the Latin...

Disclosing a disability to an employer can be a daunting experience. Speaking from experience, for an individual who has needs different...

5th January 2022, 11am. A date that will be important for thousands of law students hoping for pupillage at chambers. If you are one of...

Casting reasonable doubt into the minds of the audience. Reasonable doubt, the standard of proof in England and Wales for any criminal...

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OULS News Editor Victoria-Jayne goes behind the scenes with an exclusive interview with OU Alumni and Trainee Solicitor at Shoosmiths,...

Introduction A fundamental change to food allergy labelling has taken effect from 1st October 2021 in accordance with The Food...

Like all things, criminal justice depends on demand and supply. The English criminal justice system is continuing to face excess demand...

In 2019 the Open University Law Society teamed with the Open University’s Open Justice Team to successfully deliver 15 ‘Street Law’...

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Climate change is having a massive impact on the world. The Earth is getting warmer and sea levels are rising. In turn causing more...

Over the past decade the increase in cycling, whether for the purpose of transport, leisure or exercise, is quickly becoming a...

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Congratulations to the Gary Slapper Memorial Moot Competition 2020/2021 winners Chloe Lydell and Aaron Fricker, who did an outstanding...

Terrorism is treason. When we speak of terrorism, we speak of acts of violence committed by one group against another: more often than...

From the chiming of steel swords through swirls of sand to the rattle of armour in the dry sun, 12th century Christendom was gripped by...