Abstract  This article examines the growing trend in transnational litigation case law, where English courts retain jurisdiction over cases with only tenuous connections to England. This is done...

Introduction  The constitutional monarchy presents a peculiar discordance between theory and practice. On the one hand, the birthright inequality and aristocratic hierarchy embodied in its...

Introduction  Espionage is clandestine information-gathering by or on behalf of a state. It is usually distinguished from covert action, which aims not merely to collect information but to shape...

ABSTRACT The rapid deployment of artificial intelligence has intensified global debates on the regulation of high-risk algorithmic systems, particularly in contexts where statistical probabilities are...

BLURB The UK’s Ministerial Code is designed to control ministerial behaviour and ensure political accountability. But high-profile controversies like Partygate and debates over the Prime Minister’s...

As dance increasingly circulates in the digital age, choreographers face heightened risks of unauthorised use and appropriation on social media. This piece examines the intersection between...

Abstract Article V(1)(e) of the New York Convention appears to preserve a margin of discretion for courts of contracting states to refuse the enforcement of an arbitral award if it has been annulled...

Abstract The insanity rules in England and Wales are potentially per incuriam. While the modern interpretation of the M’Naghten rules recognises the Cognitive and Wrongfulness Limbs, a third Control...

Abstract This note will comparatively analyse the contested existence and development of the state and administrative law of the UK and France, subsequently using this historical perspective to...