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Project led by School of Law researcher asks 'Can charitable giving save our parks?'
Dr Anna Barker, who specialises in the governance, regulation and policing of public space, is leading a piece of research into the role of charity to create sustainable public parks.
Professor Peter Whelan’s research is endorsed in the New Zealand Parliament
Professor Whelan’s work was favourably cited in the New Zealand Parliament during the 2nd reading of their Commerce (Criminalisation of Cartels) Amendment Bill.
Leeds Law professor influencing debates on the current Counter Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2017
Debates on the current Counter Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2017 have been influenced by submissions from Professor Emeritus Clive Walker.
House of Lords invites Dr Wragg to expert panel on Parliamentary privilege and Rule of Law
Dr Paul Wragg has been invited to an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on the Rule of Law in the House of Lords to discuss the compatibility of parliamentary privilege with the Rule of Law.
Report on millennial lawyers launched at the Leeds Law Society
Lydia Bleasdale and Andrew Francis presented the findings from their report, commissioned by Leeds Law Society, entitled 'Millennial Lawyers: Challenges and Opportunities for Law Firms in Leeds'.