And thatβs a wrap! Ten years since the LLB law course started at Royal Holloway, our class of 2025 does us proud. We salute you all dear graduates. The future is brighter with you in it.
@profrita
Professor of Law at Royal Holloway, University of London. Research interests are broadly in the fields of medical law and bioethics, professional misconduct, legal education and all things pedagogical. Sky surfing in a personal capacity.
And thatβs a wrap! Ten years since the LLB law course started at Royal Holloway, our class of 2025 does us proud. We salute you all dear graduates. The future is brighter with you in it.
What is rarely understood is the knock-on effect crushing the universities will have on the local communities and local economies. All of those places rely on their universities. All cities across the country are in the same boat.
Policies made on the hoof to compete with the right are always bound to fail
The calm before the marking
Looking forward to seeing social justice combining with its religious roots again rather than constantly pulling apart. #NewPope
Find myself in La Belle Province on election day π
Another key judgment: should doctors involved in withdrawal of treatment from patients to end their lives also be given protection from their names being reported in the media? Yes to a degree but such reporting restrictions may be time limited.
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Solidarity with both groups today (women and trans women). The Supreme Court judgment reminds us of the sensitivity around the debate of the meaning of βwomanβ but also the importance of legal clarity. An example of Statutory Interpretation at play.
Supreme Court judgment defining βwomanβ as biological sex can be found here
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Equality Act 2010 is intended to protect both biological sex (for women) and certificated sex (for trans women) separately and these remain separate groups with separate protection according to the Supreme Courtβs judgement today
The importance of biology in the term βwomanβ. The Supreme Court delivering its judgment live today
Happy Motherβs Day to all the superwomen out thereππ
An interesting example of the complex dilemma of protecting witnesses whilst also ensuring a fair trial for defendants. Cheryl Thomasβ research should alert us to the need for an adjustment to the judgeβs warning to the jury to avoid the unintended consequences the use of s.28 CJA 2003 has.
RIP Ms Stone. Another great singer lost.
Soul singer Angie Stone dies in a car crash at 63
Fresh off the press for those interested in looking at Health Law from a different perspective. Chapter on assisted reproduction by myself, Phillip Bremner and Cynthia Mbugua. Wonderful editorship from @jonathanherring.bsky.social @ecromanis.bsky.social and Sabrina Germain
One to watch - Pending judgment of the Supreme Court on the meaning of βwomanβhttps://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2024-0042
In the age of ChatGPT and similar it seems books are meant to be hovered up and eaten up rather than sold.
SRA ordered to pay solicitor Β£184k costs for βimproperβ prosecution zurl.co/JGXJT
Easy to do when you have already made lots of money in the role.
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It is not reform of the planning laws that Labour should be focusing on but a reform of the construction industry so that affordable homes that last are built where they need to be built.
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Just when I was overcoming my colour blindness of the last tube map of London π³
And the litigation continues to stack upβ¦.
RIP
Please add me too Jonathan as this is one of my main practice and teaching areas.
Hello Daanika. Lovely to see you here. Still exploring but great to see like minds.
Yes. Please add me Ali.
Thanks Kirsty. Great to see some familiar faces.
Thanks Lydia. Still exploring the space.