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A Late Merry Christmas!
Posted by Miriam Newman-T... to Southampton University blog on the 28th December 2012.
A belated Merry Christmas to all! I hope you are enjoying the holidays.
I am still available via email or Facebook, I have already had emails about research for moots and essays so don't hesitate to contact me too.
See you in the new year...
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Certification sessions
Posted by Miriam Newman-T... to Southampton University blog on the 19th November 2012.
Hi all!
This is just a quick post regarding the certification sessions. Last week's basic session was FULL, and this week's advanced one is too! Thank you to all who signed up and a big thank you to Rachel Thomas, the Lexis trainer who is going...
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Welcome or welcome back!
Posted by Miriam Newman-T... to Southampton University blog on the 3rd October 2012.
Hello there. I'm Miriam, I'm a second year Law student and I'm your LexisNexis rep for the year.
To the freshers, I hope you have enjoyed freshers' week and that your livers haven't suffered too much damage, and to those returning for their...
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Thank you for reading...
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 23rd May 2012.
This is my last blog as LexisNexis Student Associate and I wanted to sum up what the legal world has taught me this year.
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Go on holiday now!
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 12th May 2012.
With exams and revision currently occupying students across the country, I am sure that many of us are dreaming of going abroad to relax. Currently the British Pound is strong when compared to the Euro. This has its advantages and disadvantages. So...
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Charles Taylor verdict - justice at last, or merely using a scapegoat?
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 30th April 2012.
Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president, has been found guilty of 11 charges of aiding and abetting war crimes in Sierra Leone. But is this justice, punishing the leader who ordered these crimes to occur, or should the men who carried out the...
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Horror in the arrogance of a serial-killer
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 20th April 2012.
Anders Breivik has appeared in the Norweigen courts this week for his trial after killing 77 people last July. His 'calm' and seemingly 'proud' delivery when answering questions in court has led to outrage across the world.
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Making the absurd illegal
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 13th April 2012.
If you are looking for a brief break from studying for exams, but don't want to feel guilty about abandoning law for any lengthly time, then take a look at All About Law's new article on weird laws that are soon to be repealed in the UK.
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Immigration: family rights or wrongs?
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 9th April 2012.
Theresa May is proposing to remove the exception to deporting convicted criminals on the grounds that they have a family tie to the UK and to do so would be in breach of the ECHR.
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The superinjunction giveaway... every gag must go!!
Posted by tom.pimenta to Southampton University blog on the 31st March 2012.
The Guardian has just published a list of the injunctions and superinjunctions that have been taken out in the past five years. Of course, many of these are well known anyway, as the newspapers would not exactly hold back in publishing these kinds of...
