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Could community engagement help prevent radicalisation and extremism?
A School of Law postgraduate researcher has carried out a research project looking at how community engagement could help prevent radicalisation and extremism.
Welfare Appeals and Tribunal Clinic: First Term a Huge Success
The inaugural Welfare Appeals and Tribunal Clinic, which sees the School of Law collaborate with Chapeltown Citizens Advice, has resulted in members of the local community receiving financial assistance through the award of Personal Independent Payments (PIP) and Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) through the review/appeals process.
School of Law students raise over £3,000 for charity
Well done to our Law School Challenge committee, led by Alice Sleep (LawSoc’s Pro Bono Secretary), who have raised an amazing £3,355.89 for free legal advice charities.
School of Law academic co-edits journal on Brexit and the Law School
With all the uncertainty surrounding Brexit a School of Law academic, Dr Chloe Wallace, has co-edited a special edition of the Law Teacher Journal, Brexit and the Law School.
Professor Peter Whelan’s keynote lecture in Peru is published as an e-book
The e-book was published in Spanish by the Peruvian competition authority (INDECOPI).