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School of Law welcomes new Laidlaw Scholars

The Laidlaw Leadership and Research Programme aims to develop a new generation of leaders.

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The Post Office Scandal: learning from the past

School of Law Teaching Fellow Dr Kisby Dickinson writes about how her ESRC-funded PhD on Crime, Communications Technology and Regulation links to the Post Office Scandal

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School of Law partners with Stowe Family Law to launch student award

The School of Law is delighted to partner with Stowe Family Law, a leading UK law firm specialising in child and divorce law, for a student award for the upcoming academic year.

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School of Law academics call to withdraw fabricated induced illness guidance

Professor Luke Clements and Dr Ana Laura Aiello were amongst a group of researchers and non-governmental organisations that supported the call.

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The Centre for Criminal Justice Studies has joined the CrimRxiv Consortium

The CrimRxiv Consortium is a network of criminology’s leading institutions and an international open-access repository.

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