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Report - 2011 Oxford v Cambridge Clifford Chance LLP Roman Law Moot Court Competition

The sun was shining on Wednesday of 8th week, when Hollie Higgins (Worcester), Anthony Kennedy (St Edmund Hall), Kalika Sunger (Trinity) and Scott Tan (Queen’s), accompanied by their coach Benjamin...

Donald Harris (1928-2020)

He was a Fellow and Tutor in Jurisprudence at Balliol College 1956–1976, Senior Research Fellow 1977–1993 and Emeritus Fellow from 1993. He died on 10 August 2020.Don...

The Human Rights Day Commemorative Lecture - 10 December 2013

The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 10 December as Human Rights Day in 1950 to commemorate the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) by the General Assembly...

International Rounds 2019 Completed!

International Rounds 2019 completed!The 2019 International Rounds of the 12th annual Price Media Law Moot Court Competition took place in Oxford, England on 8 – 12 April...

Law open days at Oxford 2011

Almost 600 sixth-form students were welcomed to the Law Faculty over three days, from 16-18 March, to learn about studying law at Oxford. Two invitations were issues to each sixth-form...

David Faulkner 1934 – 2020

As a civil servant, David contributed hugely to a more informed debate regarding crime policy and criminal justice. He joined the Home Office in 1959 and was eventually seconded to...

Call for papers: 14th International ‘Border Crossings’ Student Conference

By addressing some of the key issues of today's world – (un)certainty, (in)equality and hope(lessness) – the conference aims to provide a platform for discussion on complex social processes and...

Shona Minson on BBC Radio 5 Live commenting on the impact imprisoning mothers has on their children.

Listen to Shona discussing the issue on BBC 5 Live She was interviewed by Nihal Arthanayake and there were also contributions from the charity Children Heard and...

Equality and Diversity Essay Competition 2021

The essay competition is open to all undergraduate students in the Oxford Law Faculty, including those who were finalists in the 2020-2021 academic year.Competition entries will be judged by a...

Building project updates w/c 23rd May

No works are planned for the weekend of the 21st/22nd May. w/c 23rd May FF BLL stripping and removing metal book shelves and rackingFF BLL light drilling and fixing...

Faculty launches new Summer Programme

The Faculty of Law is piloting an exciting new Summer Programme this July, designed to give people around the world a chance to develop their knowledge of...

Secured Transactions Law in Asia

The conference examined secured transactions law in Asia with particular focus on reform. It was attended by an invited group of academics, practising lawyers, policy makers and representatives from international...

Antonios Tzanakopoulos addresses the Legal Advisers of Member States during the UN General Assembly

On 28 October 2014 Antonios Tzanakopoulos addressed the 25th Meeting of Legal Advisers of UN Member States at the margins of the General Assembly's 6th Committee Plenary meeting. The meetings were...

Call for Papers - 'Feminist Imaginings: feminist jurisprudence in theory and practice'

The Feminist Jurisprudence Discussion Group is back with its second Annual Workshop! This year's workshop is open to all students, academics, activists, and anyone who would like...

Death of Bernard Rudden

We heard the sad news today of the death of Bernard Rudden, FBA, Emeritus Professor of Comparative Law. There is a full obituary today in The Times newspaper. Personally, I...

Criminology in a post-Brexit world: Ideas have no borders

As we adjust to the news that a small majority of the UK population voted Leave in the June 23 Referendum on EU membership, it seems important to set out...

Kate O’Regan appointed South Africa’s COVID-19 Designated Judge

The Director of the Bonavero Institute, Kate O’Regan, has been appointed by the South African Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Mr Ronald Lamola, as the COVID-19 Designated Judge in...

OIPRC hosts ‘Workshop on Intermediary Liability for Intellectual Property Infringement’

On 27 June 2018, the Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre (OIPRC) hosted an expert Workshop on Intermediary Liability for Intellectual Property Infringement at Pembroke College, University of Oxford.The question of...

New research on radio and consumer movement presented at Radio Conference 2016

On 7 July 2016, Dr Ying Yu and Professor Guy Starkey of Bournemouth University presented their new research paper as invited speakers at the Radio Conference 2016: Transnational Radio Encounters,...

OxHRH Celebrates International Women's Day 2020: Spotlighting the Work of OxHRH Women

The Hub will be featuring quotes and profiles of women affiliated with OxHRH for #IWD2020, starting with OxHRH Director Sandy Fredman:"Women and gender are central to all the work I...

The Effect of Competition Policy on Economic Inequality

The Leverhulme Trust has awarded funding to a group of researchers at the University of Oxford to conduct a study on the relationship between competition policy and wealth distribution. The...

Prof Richard Ekins co-authors report on the law of treason

The paper, published in July, opens with a foreword from Lord Judge, former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, and the paper itself is endorsed by Amber Rudd MP,...

Launch of Animal Law Discussion Group

The group’s first meeting will take place on Wednesday 19 February with one of the leading authorities in animal law in the UK, Mike Radford OBE (University of Aberdeen). Mike...

Call for Papers: Contested Borderscapes: Transnational Geographies vis-à-vis Fortress Europe

TopicsTrack 1: The notion of the borderBorderland, borderscape, borderline, border regimeBorder and nomadism, diaspora, travel, heterotopy and othernessSpaces in-between, hybrid spaces, threshold spaces vis-à-vis border fortification,militarization, enclaves, ghettos, walling urbanism,...

The Faculty's mooting programme receives a University Teaching Excellence Award

In week seven of Trinity Term each year, the St Cross Building is busy with first year students presenting submissions in more than 60 moot courts, as part of the...