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The myth of judicial objectivity: why subjectivity is the only path to a transparent trial

Silvia Bozza; Franco Taroni; Colin Aitken

CC BYLaw2026 · Quaestio facti Revista internacional sobre razonamiento probatorio

The ‘suspended step’ of damages claims for competition law infringements in Greece: an institutional odyssey

Ioannis Lianos; Konstantinos Pantelidis

CC BYLaw2026 · Journal of Antitrust Enforcement

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Vidyul Dayal

CC BYLaw2026 · Entertainment and Sports Law Journal

Towards climate‐conscious corporate restructuring: A comparative exploration of English and Bhutanese legal frameworks

Eugenio Vaccari; Migmar Lham

CC BYLaw2026 · International Insolvency Review

Tracking the evolution of case law with main path analysis

Xiaorui Jiang; Maria Breskaya; Gijs van Dijck

CC BYLaw2026 · Artificial Intelligence and Law

Transformasi Kelembagaan BPIP dan Implikasinya terhadap Prinsip Negara Hukum dan Demokrasi di Indonesia

Yassir Arafat; Fawaid Fawaid

CC BY-SAShareAlikeLaw2026 · Constitution Journal

Understanding European Union Substances of Human Origin Case Law through Defragmentation and Fragmentation

Aurélie Mahalatchimy; Marie Glinel; Tamara K Hervey

CC BYLaw2026 · European Journal of Health Law

Union Citizenship as a Status of Political Integration

Stephen Coutts

CC BYLaw2026 · European Constitutional Law Review

Unmet Needs? Juror Perspectives on Support Following Jury Service in England and Wales

Hannah Fawcett et al.

CC BYLaw2026 · Journal of Aggression Maltreatment & Trauma

Unwritten constitutionalism: A vital counterpoint

Brian Christopher Jones; Edward Willis

CC BYLaw2026 · Global Constitutionalism

VIII: Thomas Sherlock (1678–1761)

Norman Doe; George Bush

CC BYLaw2026 · Ecclesiastical Law Journal

What do we know about the effectiveness of juror education in rape and serious sexual offence trials?

Fiona Leverick et al.

CC BYLaw2026 · The International Journal of Evidence & Proof

¿Un país de irresponsables?: Filming Responsibility for Environmental Harm in the Judicialised Matanza‐Riachuelo River Basin

Oliver Wilson‐Nunn

CC BYLaw2026 · Bulletin of Latin American Research

‘He doubted strongly whether there would be any cases of persecution on grounds of sex’: Women, Discrimination, and the Refugee Convention at 75

Catherine Briddick

CC BYLaw2026 · International Journal of Refugee Law

‘Like Race’? Is Religious Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage Analogous to Racism?

Peter Cumper; Tom Lewis

CC BYLaw2026 · Oxford Journal of Law and Religion

‘Too utopian’: Theories of Utopia in constituent power

Ruth Houghton

CC BYLaw2026 · Global Constitutionalism

“Deliver me from my Necessities”: R. A. Markus and Erik Peterson on the End of Law

Mårten Björk

CC BYLaw2026 · Political Theology

“Once the Lawyers Move In, You Know the Problem Is Serious”

Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger et al.

CC BY-SAShareAlikeLaw2026

“The Trial Process becomes very Alien”: Lawyers’ Imagination of the Legal Process in Contemporary Delhi

Fariya Yesmin; Lubhyathi Rangarajan; Mayur Suresh

CC BY-SAShareAlikeLaw2026 · Asian Journal of Law and Society

“…animated by a number of fundamental principles”

Davide Mazzi

CC BYLaw2026 · International Journal of Corpus Linguistics

„Wenn die Juristen kommen, wird es ernst“

Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger et al.

CC BY-SAShareAlikeLaw2026

100 years of actual occupation as an overriding interest in English & Welsh land law: challenging the rationale and making the radical case for abolition

Chris Bevan

CC BYLaw2025 · Legal Studies

30 Years of <i>Pepper v Hart</i>: an empirical review

Lewis Graham

CC BYLaw2025 · Statute Law Review

3D-printed models in the courtroom: mock-jurors’ perceptions and experiences of 3D-printed models of human skeletal remains

Hannah Fawcett et al.

CC BYLaw2025 · Psychiatry Psychology and Law

9. Consumers in European Private Law

Joasia Luzak

CC BYLaw2025 · Open Book Publishers

<i>Allan C. Hutchinson</i> , Rethinking Legitimacy: Courts, Constitutions and Politics, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2025, 192 pp, hb, £90.00

Craig Wells

CC BYLaw2025 · Modern Law Review

<i>DAMNA USUUM</i> : COMMON LAW, CONSCIENCE AND THE “SUFFERANCE OF USES”

A.J. Hannay

CC BYLaw2025 · The Cambridge Law Journal

<scp>‘</scp>Only connect’? The role of emotion in the practice of social welfare law advice and casework

MARIE BURTON

CC BYLaw2025 · Journal of Law and Society

A Nod, Not a Leap

Maria Antonia Tigre; Dina Lupin; Natalia Urzola Gutiérrez

CC BY-SAShareAlikeLaw2025

A Right to Environment-Based Approach as a New Route for Climate Litigation

Azadeh Chalabi

CC BYLaw2025 · Nordic Journal of Human Rights

A common law power to dissect: a medico-legal history

Joshua Shaw

CC BYLaw2025 · Medical Law Review

A duty to assess an oil project's downstream greenhouse gas emissions: The UK Supreme Court in <i>Finch</i>

Benoit Mayer; Mateusz Slowik

CC BYLaw2025 · Review of European Comparative & International Environmental Law

A holistic framework of resilience for social workers

Sarah Rose

CC BYSocial Work2025 · The British Journal of Social Work

A matter of life and breath for Ella – the formally acknowledged threat of air pollution as a breach of the right to life

John Pearson

CC BYLaw2025 · Legal Studies

A model of common law adjudication

Raja Panjwani

CC BYLaw2025 · Theory and Decision

AI-Powered Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and fraud detection - enhancing financial security through intelligent fraud detection

Osarense Dorothy Iguodala; Aghogho Oyiborhoro

CC BYCriminology2025 · World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews

Abstraction and Determination in Weinrib’s <i>Reciprocal Freedom</i> : The Dynamics of Backward-Looking and Forward-Looking Deliberation in Judging

Verónica Rodríguez-Blanco

CC BYLaw2025 · Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence

Academic Ethics in the Age of AI: A case study at STKIP DDI Pinrang

Abdul Walid et al.

CC BY-SAShareAlikeLaw2025 · APLIKATIF Journal of Research Trends in Social Sciences and Humanities

Accessibility and Capabilities: (Non‐)Take‐Up of Benefits in the Welfare Production of Poor Households

Eva Nadai; Anna Gonon; Marcus Böhme

CC BYSocial Policy2025 · Social Inclusion

Achieving sustainability transformations for multi-species justice: assessing the potential of diverse legal pathways and societal struggles

Stacy Banwell; Valerie Nelson; Fatimazahra Dehbi

CC BYLaw2025 · Sustainability Science

Actual Norm Violations

Jonathan F. Kominsky; Jonathan Phillips

CC BYLaw2025 · Australasian Philosophical Review

Adapting Trademark Law to the Digital Economy: Challenges, Reforms, and Solutions for Non-Traditional Marks

Jessica Young

CC BYLaw2025 · Advances in Economics Management and Political Sciences

Admitting Evidence of Homosexuality in Trials Involving Serious Sexual Offences: Highlighting the Issue with Judicial Directions as a Panacea to Prejudice

Emma Engleby

CC BYLaw2025 · The Journal of Criminal Law

Advancing Diversity and Inclusion within Europlanet

Solmaz Adeli et al.

CC BYLaw2025

Affirming animal rights, anthropocentrically

Aleardo Zanghellini

CC BYLaw2025 · Jurisprudence

Against authentic assessment in English and Welsh law schools

Bela Bonita Chatterjee

CC BYLaw2025 · Higher Education

Ageing at home: long-term care and the challenges of deinstitutionalisation in Spain

María Offenhenden; Montserrat Soronellas-Masdeu; Dolors Comas-d’Argemir

CC BYSocial Policy2025 · Dialectical Anthropology

Ageing in an Age of Permacrisis

Elaine Dewhurst; Sarah Campbell

CC BYLaw2025 · International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue internationale de Sémiotique juridique

Ambivalent Agents: The Social Mobility Industry and Civil Society Under Neoliberalism in England

Anna Mountford‐Zimdars et al.

CC BYSocial Policy2025 · British Journal of Sociology

Analisis Ketimpangan Keadilan di Indonesia: Potret Buram Hukum yang Berpihak pada Kuasa

Nurrahim Hasan Al Banna et al.

CC BYLaw2025 · Pancasila Jurnal Keindonesiaan