Question: Who is Julian Assange and what are the legal battles he is facing? Answer: Introduction Julian Assange, an Australian editor, publisher, and activist, is a figure who has been at the forefront of one of the most contentious and politically charged legal sagas of the 21st century. Best known as the founder of WikiLeaks, …
The Bosman ruling is a landmark 1995 decision by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that significantly changed the landscape of sports, particularly football, within the European Union.
A Deferred Payment Agreement (DPA) is a financial arrangement, often used in the context of corporate transactions, where the payment of a sum of money is postponed to a future date.
Administrative laws are created by Federal agencies to create procedures and authorities in concern to the public.
An examination of the ‘new’ requirement under the Patents Act 1977 for a successful patent application in intellectual property law.
Who is going to win the single most controversial Western election in recent memory? The answer contained here provides a valuable insight.
What would be the effect of the UK repealing the Human Right Act 1998?
An answer describing the difference between the principles of direct and indirect effect
Question Why is the Judicial and Legal Services Commission designed without political interference? Answer To begin this question, it is important to highlight that Judicial and Legal Service Commissions (JLSC) are commonplace across a number of jurisdictions. The UK however, does not have such a commission. The typical purpose of JLSC’s is to exercise control …
The legal definition of assault in criminal law will be examined, along with an explanation of how the offence is committed.