The Oxford University Undergraduate Law Blog

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As part of the Oxford University Undergraduate Law Journal, the Blog serves as the flagship undergraduate hub for discussing contemporary developments in the law. It is independently edited and staffed by Oxford students.

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28 September 2020

The Wait for Gender X Passports Continues: Can the UK Seek Inspiration from South Asia?

by: Dougal Burden

3 September 2020

'Streamlining' Judicial Review: The Independent Review of Administrative Law

by: Amy Hemsworth

13 June 2020

What the Analytical Jurisprudent Can Learn from the Linguist: A German and Spanish Perspective

by: Julia Brechtelsbauer

30 May 2020

Crime and Coronavirus: Three Thoughts

by: Liam McKenna

18 May 2020

Vicarious Liability for the Torts of an Independent Contractor

by: Charles Redmond, Patrick Cross

7 May 2020

The Coronavirus Act 2020: Unprecedented Powers, But Are They Necessary?

by: Maximillian Shreeve-McGiffen

27 April 2020

‘Stay at Home’: The Coronavirus Act 2020 and Protection from Eviction

by: Christina Kartali

12 April 2020

Dryden v Johnson: A Step Too Far in a Contextual-Analysis of Damage?

by: Viktoria Winzer

1 April 2020

Paris, Policy, and Public Interest

by: Angelo Ryu, Firdaus Mohandas

21 March 2020

Third Runway Plans at Heathrow and the Paris Agreement

by: Hannah Taylor

25 February 2020

Direct Action for Divestment and the Right to Peaceful Protest on Private Property

by: Tim Koch