In this article, we are going to be looking at employment law, how it protects you depending on what ‘category’ you come under and what the recent Supreme Court decision means for employment law. Written by Angus Thomas
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Leducate’s justice diaries is an insight into the daily lives of those in the legal profession. This month we were lucky enough to speak with Millicent Grant, an honorary QC and past President of CILEx. See what she had to say here.
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To conclude Justice Week, we hear from crime barrister, Yasmin Omotosho, who writes the second in the series of ‘Cost of Covid’. Yasmin looks into the impact COVID-19 has had on custody time limits.
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In this article, in celebration of Justice Week 2021, solicitor Ruth Budge looks at the ‘cost of covid’ specifically in relation to the field of immigration. This article shows the impact COVID-19 has had on access to justice and highlights a little of what it is like to be an immigration solicitor.
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In this article, we will be looking at what criminal evidence law is and the role it plays in criminal trials. This is a complex topic, so in this article, we will be taking a cursory look into the concept of evidence and the different types of evidence. Written by Veera Poonganesan
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In this article, we look at what the term ‘refugee’ means and how it differs from the asylum seeker. We explore some of the rights and laws surrounding refugees. Written by Ammarah Balouch
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In this article, we look at what medical law is and how it has changed in recent history. We identify the rights that you have when seeking medical help, and the rules that govern health professionals when treating us. Written by Abi Okosi
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Looking for your next read? Look no further, as the Leducate team recommend their favourite legally themed books.
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In this article, we are going to be looking at the concept of the separation of powers, the principle that structures and separates lawmaking and enforcing bodies in the UK. Written by Sarah Josiah
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In this series of articles, we are going to explore the complex law of discrimination further. This article focuses on discrimination in relation to race. Written by Richard Carruthers.
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In this series of articles, we are going to explore the complex law of discrimination further. This article focuses on discrimination in relation to religion. Written by Daniel Powell.
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Artificial intelligence is a term that often crops up when discussing technological advances. There are fears that it will take away human jobs and even harm people. In this article, we look at what artificial intelligence is and what legislation the European Parliament is proposing whilst considering the risks and benefits of AI. Written by Janet Wong.
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A copy of our December newsletter! Read our interview with the Secret Barrister, our recommended watch, a Christmas message from our Director and much more.
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Leducate’s justice diaries is an insight into the daily lives of those in the legal profession. This month we were delighted to speak with ‘The Secret Barrister’. See what they have to say here.
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This year the United Nations have set the theme for Human Rights Day (10th December 2020) as ‘standing up for human rights’. We’ve had a look at human rights in the perspective of the unusual year that 2020 has been. Written by Sarah Josiah
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Join Leducate on Giving Day 2020, where we give our thanks to those special teachers who have made an impact on our lives.
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Debt has become an integral part of modern society and you will likely take on some kind of debt during your life, whether it be university fees, a mortgage or a bank overdraft. In this article, we look specifically as ‘payday loans’, what they are and their benefits and disadvantages. Written by Olivia Burn.
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Leducate again took part in the London Legal Walk this year. With current restrictions, it was a little different from last year, yet still a huge success. Find out what challenges the team tackled!
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With the changes recently recommended by the Law Commission, volunteer, Hannah, takes a look at what the Official Secrets Act is, why it is important, and what the recommended changes are.
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