Legal Cheek Journal

Bristol Uni student Sirak Kebede examines the tax through the eyes of Rawls and Nozick

Cambridge law student Jack Gower proposes a reform of voting rules for prisoners

Newcastle uni student Joanna Makriyiannis discusses greenwashing regulation in the UK and its impact on businesses

University of Aberdeen student, Steven Collingham, examines this aggressive litigation strategy and what governments can do to address it

BPP SQE student Eve Sprigings examines whether AI in the courtroom will enhance or erode justice

Oxford Uni student Yoshinori Maejima looks at continuation funds and explains their impact on law firms

Year 12 student Inaam Bawa takes a look at how businesses use gaps in the law to maximise their profits

Third year law student Stefanos Papanikolaou on the West's changing approach to aid and international development

Oxford University student Yoshinori Maejima's explainer on this increasingly popular form of lending

Birmingham Uni student James Bloomberg explores the challenges that AI poses to the justice system and concepts of legal personhood

QMUL master's student Mai Jolie Maraj explores the risks of corporate expansion into the Arctic

Third year law student Stefanos Papanikolaou examines President Trump's trade policy in the context of international trade law

Aspiring commercial barrister and BPC graduate Radha Shivam explains this complex case and the key legal point it hinges on

A-level student Ishaan Modi explores how property law needs to adapt to function in the modern age

Aspiring criminal barrister Harry Toy takes a look at changes to legislation on football banning orders.

BPP bar student Catherine Chow explains why once-standard commercial clauses are under increasing legal and regulatory attack

Future BCLP trainee, Keenan Taku, delves into the government's proposed trading system

First year law student at Leeds Uni, Xin Ern Teow (Ilex) analyses the UK's proposals to resolve the tension between copyright and AI-produced content

Penultimate-year law student, Shayda Darwish, explores how social psychology can distort jury decision-making

Queen’s Belfast law student Sarisha Harikrishna explores the impact of brain function and behaviour within the context of criminal offences

Leeds law school grad, Mohammad Anas, takes a deep-dive into the ramifications of Ghibli-style images on copyright law in the era of generative AI