Monthly Archives: November 2010

Libel reform

The following is a draft from Simon Singh, via Carmen D’Cruz. “This week is the first anniversary of the report Free Speech is Not for Sale, which highlighted the oppressive nature of English libel law. In short, the law is … Continue reading →

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Radio Silence

This appears to have been a slightly ill-timed beginning, as I will be offline for nearly a week from tomorrow. This means that email and tweets etc might get checked, but it’s probably best to assume they won’t. I shall … Continue reading →

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Study begins. The First Seminar Part 1.

I’m a bit terrified, to be honest. It is the 3rd of November, and I’m attending my first ever seminar as a university student working towards my Law LLB qualification. Not only is it twelve years since I was a … Continue reading →

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An Introduction

Who is Late For Law School? I’m a low ranking civil servant, just embarking on a part time Law degree at the age of 31. I haven’t attended university before, so for me, this is a bit of a departure. … Continue reading →

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