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LAW REVIEW

THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL

VOLUME 8

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Regulating the Dark Web

Customary International Law

The European Super League

AI Machines in the Legal Field

The Right to Privacy vs Technological Innovation

The "Big Five" and EU Competition Law

VOLUME 7

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Transgender Children’s Rights

Sex Workers and the Law

Humanitarian Intervention

Asylum law

Crime on the Dark Web

The Organ Trade

VOLUME 6

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Climate Change Refugees

The Future of Human Reproduction

Access to Justice & LASPO

The International Criminal Court: Justice Bound by Politics

International Law, Sovereignty and Specially Affected States

The Criminalisation of Extreme Pornographic Images: An Appropriate Measure or a Step Too Far?

VOLUME 5

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The constitutional crisis in Poland: A critical analysis of the changes to the judiciary based on th

Reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women: A threat to endin

The relationship between originality and infringement of copyright law in the UK and the EU: When wi

Characterising jus cogens in practice: sovereign immunities and the challenge to hierarchically supe

Assessing the legality of US military intervention against ISIS in Syria under international law

Unilateral humanitarian intervention in international law: Does and should such a right exist?

Between Artificiality and Malleability: Can an ‘Inherent’ Right to Self Defence Harmoniously Co-exis

Absolute supremacy in an evolving European Union: possible reconciliation of Member State conflict w

An Essay to Explore the Ethical Principle of ‘Do No Harm’ in the Context of Cosmetic Surgery and to

Domestic Abortion Law in its Current Context: Fit for Purpose 50 Years on or a Statute Ripe for Refo

VOLUME 4

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The Supreme Court’s Decision in Montgomery – How Far Have We Strayed From Sidaway and the Profession

The Defence of Humanity and the Defence of Sovereignty:
Which Should Prevail When They Conflict?

The Principle of Distinction in International Humanitarian Law: Is It Really Used By States?

Protecting Digital Users Through the Temporary Copy Exception: A Defence Available to Both Digital U

VOLUME 3

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The Aleppo Crisis and the Responsibility to Protect: the international community’s duty to intervene

The negotiation of death: end-of-life decision making in England and the Netherlands

Is International Law Really Law?

Switching on the Light: Challenges in Policing Crime on the Dark Web

Article 50 Treaty on European Union: Questioning the Adequacy of the Key to Exiting the European Uni

Is Article 27 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Well-Equipped to Deal with

VOLUME 2

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The Doctrine of Combat Immunity, Duty of Care and Legal Certainty in the Aftermath of the UKSC Decis

An International Definition of Terrorism: A Worthy Pursuit

Mending the Jigsaw: the Need for Increased Accountability in the UK Banking Sector

The Death Penalty in the United States: To What Extent are Incremental Constitutional Restrictions a

VOLUME 1

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An Unnecessary Widening of the Scope of Anti-Social Behaviour? A Critical Examination of the Recent

Animals and Public Benefit

An Analysis of the Prisoner Voting Saga: Mixed Messages from Strasbourg, Euro-scepticism in the UK a

How Effective are the Legal Responses to Football “Hooliganism”

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