LJMU Student Law Journal

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Vol 1 (2020): LJMU STUDENT LAW JOURNAL

A peer-reviewed, edited collection of post-graduate and LLB essays, dissertations, and opinion pieces, written by LJMU Law students and recent graduates. Published twice annually, the Journal is double blind peer-reviewed by LJMU PhD students and by a wide range of guest editors. A variety of legal subjects and issues, both academic and practitioner-led, are included.

Published: 2020-12-16

Editorial

EDITORIAL

Alice Diver

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Articles

Litigants in Person – Access to Justice via the Court Process?

KIERA BARNES, REEM Abdulhakim Taha

5-16
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Has the 2016 General Data Protection Regulation really given consumers more control over their personal data?

Bethany Sealey, Ms

17-41
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Evidencing sexual violence: a socio-legal analysis of (gendered) norms and policies

Caitlin Murphy

42 -52
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Who holds the key to child welfare paramountcy? A critical analysis of the ‘triangular rights’ decision-making paradigm: child, parent, and state

AMBER POTTS

53-65
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Where to next? Advancing Indigenous cultural rights within a ‘universal’ human rights framework

ANDREW MUNRO

66-81
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To what extent is the regulation of sport effective in terms of financial management of clubs? An evaluation of corporate and financial governance, in the context of failing football clubs and salary cap clauses.

Daniel Bidder-Potts, Mr

82-104
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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.