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  • Issue Eight

    QUBSLJ Issue Eight

    I am delighted to present the Eighth Issue of the Queen’s University Belfast student Law Journal and the first issue of 2024. It has been a pleasure to reinstate the journal from its hiatus since 2021 and to be able…

    By Katie Macdonald Smith 8th March 2024
  • Issue Three

    Legal Theory Encourages Alternative Truths in Construing Law

    Legal Theory Encourages Alternative Truths in Construing Law Author: Samantha Hopkins Queen’s University, Belfast         The concept of “alternative truths” embodies the fundamental differences of perspective inherent in individuals. One person may perceive a woman wearing hijab…

    By 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    Assessing the Tort Framework for Liability within Medical Negligence in the United Kingdom

    Assessing the Tort Framework for Liability within Medical Negligence in the United Kingdom  Author: Kellie Morwood Queen’s University Belfast   Abstract   Patient autonomy is regarded as one of the most valuable attributes of modern medical jurisprudence, therefore, the consideration…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    The Presumption of Innocence is like a Golden Thread in the Criminal Justice System

    The Presumption of Innocence is like a Golden Thread in the Criminal Justice System  Author: Chun Shuo Lum Queen’s University Belfast           Presumption of Innocence The presumption of innocence is one of the most important and…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    The Challenges Reparations for Mass Atrocities Present

     The Challenges Reparations for Mass Atrocities Present in Relation to Relevant Case Studies Author: Gamaliel Kan Queen’s University, Belfast           Abstract   Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (TRC) have been one of the mechanisms that are widely…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    Establishing a Formal Reparations Programme for Victims of the Troubles in Northern Ireland

      Establishing a Formal Reparations Programme for Victims of the Troubles in Northern Ireland Author: Amber Kelly Queen’s University, Belfast           Abstract The complex reality of the political conflict in Northern Ireland has resulted in a…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Two

    Individual and Collective Reparations in Remedying International Crime

    Individual and Collective Reparations in Remedying International Crime: Can they be effective?      Author: Aaron Murchan   Queen’s University Belfast        –     Abstract Reparations aim, at their very basis, to return a victim to the…

    By am02 9th July 2016
  • Issue Two

    The Supreme and Supranational European Union

    The Supreme and Supranational European Union     Author: Alison Koh   Durham University         The TEEC created a ‘new legal order’ binding institutions of Member States and their citizens[1] – curtailing state sovereignty and reshaping national…

    By ak01 9th July 2016
  • Issue Two

    Violence Against Women and the Defence of Provocation in the Republic of Ireland

    Violence Against Women and the Defence of Provocation in the Republic of Ireland Author: Clíodhna Ní Chéileachair University College Dublin – Provocation operates as a partial defence to a murder conviction in Ireland. The defence is intended as a ‘concession…

    By 9th July 2016
  • Issue Two

    Regulation 3 EA (D) R 2010: Institutionalising a Stereotype?

    Regulation 3 EA(D)R 2010: Institutionalising a Stereotype?      Author: Harry John Matthews     University of Durham      –     I. Introduction On the 10th of May 2001, Tobias Mason was medically diagnosed with depression and prescribed…

    By 9th July 2016
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