Chagai Schlesinger
Chagai Schlesinger
Legal pluralism is a useful framework for analysing church-state relationships. Often overlooked, legal diversity also exists within religions. This article examines the interactions between the two. It discusses how church-state arrangemen...
Jorge Cortés-Monroy
Jorge Cortés-Monroy
Whether in the form of conceptual analysis or as grounding reduction, armchair theorising has been the main method of theory construction in general jurisprudence in the English-speaking world. Given important deficiencies in this way of pr...
Josep M Tirapu-Sanuy
Josep M Tirapu-Sanuy
This article concerns the role of the UK Supreme Court in the devolution settlement. It starts by describing the approach adopted by the Supreme Court in relation to devolution cases, characterised by a style of reasoning strictly tied to t...
Algorithmic Decision-Making, Delegation and the Modern Machinery of Government [0.03%]
算法决策、委托与现代政府机器
Oliver Butler
Oliver Butler
The development of the principle of non-delegation in administrative law was a response to the perceived needs of a 'modern machinery of government', which emerged in post-war 1940s Britain. While it ostensibly sought to ensure that decisio...
From Virtual Rape to Meta-rape: Sexual Violence, Criminal Law and the Metaverse [0.03%]
从虚拟性侵到元宇宙中的性侵：刑事法律与元宇宙中的性暴力问题
Clare McGlynn,Carlotta Rigotti
Clare McGlynn
As the metaverse blurs the lines between physical and virtual realms, enhanced by haptic devices providing sensory feedback, it is poised to become integral to daily life. However, this new digital frontier is also a site for sexual violenc...
Luca Enriques,Yoon-Ho Alex Lee,Alessandro Romano
Luca Enriques
Insiders can profit from material non-public information pertaining to their own firm by trading in the shares of their own company (traditional insider trading) or in the shares of other companies whose stock prices may also be affected by...
Benjamin Ewing
Benjamin Ewing
Even if a hiring process is merit-based and non-discriminatory, it may still fail to ensure substantive fairness if some applicants lacked a fair opportunity to develop their qualifications to compete. A familiar potential remedy for the pr...
Joanna Langille
Joanna Langille
Ernest Weinrib's recent book, Reciprocal Freedom, considers the implications of his Kantian corrective justice account of private law for other aspects of the legal order (including distributive justice, constitutional rights and the rule o...
Public Participation in Renaming Processes: Navigating Sir John Hawkins [0.03%]
renaming过程中的公众参与：Sir John Hawkins案例分析
Emily Haslam,Suhraiya Jivraj
Emily Haslam
Debates about whether to remove, rename or 'retain and explain' monuments, buildings and street names play an important part in contemporary disputes about the construction and meaning of history. They also contribute to a significant cultu...
Procedural Justice and Prison Legitimacy: Towards a Democratic Model of Inmate Participation [0.03%]
程序公正与监狱合法性：通向参与民主模式的囚犯权利之路
Chloé Deambrogio
Chloé Deambrogio
The procedural account of prison legitimacy proposes that inmates' compliance with correctional institutions depends more on whether they feel that prison guards treat them fairly during their daily interactions than on whether the guards' ...