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The law of England and Wales on assisted suicide is in urgent need of reform. Critically evaluate this statement, including consideration of relevant case law.
- Word count: 4203
- Submitted: 21/10/2016
This essay will discuss whether 'Judicial review of administrative action does little to protect the rights of the individual against the power of the state.'
- Word count: 2427
- Submitted: 27/09/2016
This paper will critically discuss the validity of the doctrine of Consideration, in terms of its result and the reasons advanced by the judges in William v Roffey[1] and how it would seem to permit any variation of a contract.
- Word count: 3247
- Submitted: 27/05/2016

This paper will critically discuss the validity of the doctrine of Consideration, in terms of its result and the reasons advanced by the judges in William v Roffey[1] and how it would seem to permit any variation of a contract.
- Word count: 3247
- Submitted: 27/05/2016
This essay will critically evaluate the extent to which the UK judiciary has demonstrated a willingness to uphold the requirements of the rule of law whilst referring to relevant case law where necessary, in order to access how the judiciary has applied, interpreted and upheld the requirements of this rule.
- Word count: 2552
- Submitted: 27/05/2016
Conventions regulating ministerial conduct are an ineffective means of ensuring that government ministers will be held accountable for their actions. Discuss.
- Word count: 1464
- Submitted: 05/05/2016
Examine Slaughter and Burke-Whites reasoning on the ways in which international law can be said to play a new role in domestic governance
- Word count: 1721
- Submitted: 11/04/2016
Human Rights Act 1998: Are all human rights absolute and inalienable?
- Word count: 1827
- Submitted: 11/04/2016
The Case of the Speluncean Explorers: Critically discuss the various philosophies which underpin the judgments presented in the case and the conflicting perspectives on the nature of law and relationship which exist with morality.
- Word count: 1016
- Submitted: 11/04/2016
The impact of Lord Bridges decision in the case of George Mitchell v Finney Lock Seeds Ltd.
- Word count: 1020
- Submitted: 11/04/2016

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University Degree: Law

The law of England and Wales on assisted suicide is in urgent need of reform. Critically evaluate this statement, including consideration of relevant case law.

This essay will discuss whether 'Judicial review of administrative action does little to protect the rights of the individual against the power of the state.'

This paper will critically discuss the validity of the doctrine of Consideration, in terms of its result and the reasons advanced by the judges in William v Roffey[1] and how it would seem to permit any variation of a contract.

This paper will critically discuss the validity of the doctrine of Consideration, in terms of its result and the reasons advanced by the judges in William v Roffey[1] and how it would seem to permit any variation of a contract.

Conventions regulating ministerial conduct are an ineffective means of ensuring that government ministers will be held accountable for their actions. Discuss.

Examine Slaughter and Burke-Whites reasoning on the ways in which international law can be said to play a new role in domestic governance

Human Rights Act 1998: Are all human rights absolute and inalienable?

The Case of the Speluncean Explorers: Critically discuss the various philosophies which underpin the judgments presented in the case and the conflicting perspectives on the nature of law and relationship which exist with morality.

The impact of Lord Bridges decision in the case of George Mitchell v Finney Lock Seeds Ltd.

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