

The Ethics of International Sport
On first consideration, there appears to be a tenuous connection between human rights, ethics, and sport. Since the 20th century, the...


Assaults on Emergency Workers
Assault is an offence that has been part of English criminal law for centuries. It is a ‘common law’ offence, meaning that it has not...


Asbestos: The Silent Killer
Asbestos is a material that was widely used as a building material between approximately 1950 - 1970. Whilst asbestos can be dangerous,...


Assisted Dying: An Update
Euthanasia has always been a contentious topic which attracts an array of opinions. It is also an emotionally charged topic. Newell Legal...


This Is America
America has been facing ever-increasing scrutiny over its current stance on gun control. It would seem that in 2018, hardly a day passes...


That’s Wednesbury! (Unreasonable)
This article explores a concept which is a substantive category of judicial review proceedings – ‘unreasonableness’. The ground received...


Reforming the Gender Recognition Act 2004
The debate surrounding gender recognition has picked up traction since the turn of the millennium. In this vein, the government has...


Opinion: The Death of Jamal Khashoggi
Over the past few weeks, there has been speculation surrounding the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi . Mr Khashoggi was a well-known...


UK Supreme Court: The 'Gay Cake' Case
The 21st century has seen many significant human rights decision in a variety of contexts. A further landmark decision was made by the UK...


Botched Blood Donations
Scandal has struck the NHS once again. It recently transpired that infected blood had been given to patients in the past. Consequently,...













