LJMU Student Law Journal

Current Issue

Vol. 3 (2024)

A peer-reviewed, edited collection of articles, posters, and reflective pieces written by undergraduate and postgraduate students and alumni of the LJMU School of Law. Published annually, the Journal is 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: 2024-02-19

Editorial

Editorial

Hannah Baumeister

Articles

Admissibility of Sexual History Evidence and Section 41 Youth Criminal Justice and Evidence Act 1999 Do rape trials perpetuate stereotypical beliefs about victims of rape?

Daisy Silvester Kerins
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A Critical Analysis of Gender Neutrality in Relation to the Sexual Offences Act 2003

Alexandra Barker
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UK Prostitution Legislation and the Implementation of the Nordic Model

Lois Nield
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The Ethics and Legality of Assisted Dying A Critical Analysis of Regulatory Frameworks, Human Rights Implications, and Impact on Vulnerable Groups

Samuel Smith
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Push and Pull Factors for Catalonia’s Independence

Martyna Szurmiej
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Economic and Social Rights and Liberal Democracy Challenging the ‘Symbiotic’ Relationship

Andrew Munro
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The Introduction and Implementation of Voter ID in the United Kingdom A Project Summary

Ben Stanford
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Mooting An Undergraduate’s Perspective

Gabriel Wishart
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Research in Practice How my Research Skills are Relevant in my Work

Zoe McConville
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Research in Legal Practice

Aaron Taylor
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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 members of staff and doctoral candidates.