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Book Publication - Disabled Children: A Legal Handbook
Luke Clements, together with Professor Janet Read and barrister Steve Broach have published a new edition of their ‘Disabled Children: Legal Handbook’ (Legal Action 2016).
Screen Actors Guild awards set to further expose Oscars' lack of diversity
As the Academy continues to confront criticism, success at the Sags on Saturday for stars such as Viola Davis, Queen Latifah and Idris Elba seems likely to highlight how far film lags behind TV.
Lydia Bleasdale-Hill awarded University Student Education Fellowship
Lydia Bleasdale-Hill, associate professor in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice at the School of Law has been awarded a Full University Student Education Fellowship.
Banner marking the 1965 Race Relations Act moves from Westminster Hall to the School of Law
On 21 January, Iyiola Solanke spoke on the 1965 Race Relations Act at the finale of ‘Parliament in the Making’ at the Houses of Parliament.
University of Leeds alumni dominate honorary Queens Council appointments
Professor Emeritus Clive Walker, School of Law alumnus and long standing professor at the University of Leeds has recently been appointed as a Queen’s Counsel Honoris Causa (honorary QC).