LJMU Student Law Journal

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Vol. 2 (2022)

A peer-reviewed, edited collection of post-graduate and LLB essays, dissertations, and opinion pieces, written by LJMU Law students and recent graduates. Published annually, the Journal is double blind peer-reviewed by LJMU staff and PhD students as well as by external reviewers. A variety of legal subjects and issues, both academic and practitioner-led, are included.

Published: 2022-09-20

Editorial

Editorial

Hannah Baumeister

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Articles

Have the Legal and Social Concepts of Domestic Abuse Been Profoundly Revolutionised, or Is Further Reform Required?

Sophie Rowland
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Do the Current UK Laws Governing Surrogacy and Gamete Donation Adequately Protect the Parents and Children, or is Reform Required to Achieve This?

Kieran Williams
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Revolutions in Family Law and Their Effect on Family Disputes

Amy Louise Deane
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Are the Laws Forbidding Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in the UK Taking Away the Personal Autonomy of Terminally Ill Citizens?

Shanie Murphy
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Racial Discrimination A Society Divided by Legal or Moral Injustices?

Bethany MacGregor
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Intersectional Discrimination and Exploitation Within the UK Fast Fashion Industry

Harriet Daisy Smith
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Corporate Social Responsibility, Data Protection and the Right to Privacy

Vasso Steele
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Squaring the Circular Economy How the UK Disproportionately Tasks Households with Meeting Targets for Plastic Recycling

Caragh Anne Clifford
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The LJMU Student Law Journal is a non-profit Law Review providing peer-reviewed publication opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate law students. Its Editorial Board comprises of doctoral candidates, LJMU alumni, and guest editors from the legal profession, overseen by Law School staff.