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A Practical Guide to International Crimes in Proceedings before the Courts of England and Wales
A Practical Guide to International Crimes in Proceedings before the Courts of England and Wales Kathryn Howarth £79.99, Law Brief Publishing ★★★★★ This book sets out for the first time in one place the relevant legislation, practice and procedure for the prosecution of international crimes in the courts of England and Wales.
From Law and Literature to Legality and Affect
From Law and Literature to Legality and Affect Greta Olson £60, OUP ★★★★✩ From Law and Literature attempts (and to some extent succeeds) to create a profound theoretical framework for the art of law (so called ‘jurisliterature’). Greta Olson argues that ‘the law has gone pop’ and therefore there is a need to reconceptualise the relationship between law and literature, and to use law and literature to understand the relations between legality and affects.
A Straightforward Guide to How to be a Litigant in Person
A Straightforward Guide to How to be a Litigant in Person: Representing Yourself in the Civil Courts (2nd edition) Michael Langford £10.99, Straightforward Publishing ★★★✩✩ The number of litigants in person is steadily increasing. The causes of this are debatable and include rising legal fees, lack of legal aid, or the absence of other funding such as advice agencies and pro bono schemes.
Next Generation Compliance: Environmental Regulation for the Modern Era
Next Generation Compliance: Environmental Regulation for the Modern Era Cynthia Giles £19.99, Oxford University Press ★★★✩✩ There is beauty in simplicity. As authorities try to find appropriate ways to regulate climate emissions and linked corporate reporting there is – one might argue – a perfect storm of complexity: the shifting sands of environmental standard-setting and the incoherence of methodologies. The crisis of climate change meeting the bureaucracy of regulation.
The Jewish community's 'submerged' contribution to cricket
Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket did not mince its words this week. Its report, which concluded two years’ detailed work, found there had been a failure to prevent ‘structural and institutional racism, sexism and class-based discrimination’. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), which established the Commission, apologises ‘unreservedly’ for the game’s record. Some of the worst evidence related to racism. How does the game come back from such findings?
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