Studying law can leave you with a pretty academic sense of humour; something law-related that makes you laugh is great, but it’s even better

“Putting war criminals behind bars depends on the will of men and women, and especially men and women of the bar, to challenge the assumptio

Not only are exam marks due out at any moment, but also the holiday season is now officially upon us! At times like this, we all need a good

“We are an inevitable creation, like the prostitute and the priest.” Such is lawyer Michael Bradley’s amusing conclusion on the origins of l

“If all the injustice it [the Chancery] has committed, and all the misery it has caused, could only be locked up with it, and the whole burn

So the earth has made a full rotation around the sun again and it is time for those of us who believe in them to make New Year’s resolutions

Happy Christmas, Survivors! We hope you have a great day filled with feasting and fun times! Here’s a law-inspired Christmas carol to get yo

It’s been a big year of legal news, with plenty of major cases decided, a new Australian law school announced, and Justices Gageler and...

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After a hectic 2011, it’s been another busy year for the lawyers of the rich and famous, with plenty of high profile legal disputes keeping

Christmas is around the corner, summer barbeques are a weekly event and exam results have just been released. It’s that time of year when la

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Elle Woods, the bubbly blonde Beverly Hills sorority girl who won our hearts in the 2001 film Legally Blonde, has inspired many law students

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Hooray! Summer holidays are here! It’s time for road trips and overseas holidays, for broadening horizons (and trying local beers). Because

It is with a heavy heart that I type this. After years of denial, I have to accept the truth: I have a problem. I am addicted to stationery.

Everybody loves a good law student confession, probably because it’s nice to know that you’re not the only one that has an altered worldview

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I love studying law… but I don’t love legalese. Sometimes law is more like English Language 2.0: an idiomatic minefield of oxymorons, double

Geoffrey Robertson QC is well known in the legal world for his work on high-profile cases. He appears frequently in the European Court of Hu