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School of Law student Abigail Herron wins prestigious French-English essay prize

Abigail, a final-year student at the School of Law, has been awarded the Gide and Gray’s Inn French-English Law Essay Prize 2024.

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New report warns thousands of vulnerable children at risk of criminal exploitation

A new report from the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre outlines an evidence-based plan to divert vulnerable youth from criminal exploitation and harm.

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Centre for Business Law and Practice announces advisory board renewal

The Centre for Business Law and Practice is excited to announce the successful renewal of its Advisory Board for the next three years.

Collaborative policing research at Leeds

Funded by the N8 Policing Research Partnership, the School of Law and Leeds University Business School have joined forces to drive research into emerging digital technologies in the police sector.

Miles, Motivation, and Meaning: How a law student is making a difference through fitness challenges

Andy, a law student at the University of Leeds, shares how his fitness transformation led to ultramarathons and charity work, inspiring others to participate in the School of Law’s Charity Bike Ride.