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    Advancing Law Journals

    03/04/23

    By:

    Practitioner - Law Clerk

    Become a member and you will receive our quarterly journals that cover a range of areas of law, including real cases and professional commentary.

    We publish our journal on a quarterly as follows:


    1st January

    1st April

    1st July

    1st October


    When you have joined as a member you will have access to our Journals. We will also give you the opportunity to submit your own research article (between 500 - 1000 words in length) that will then feature in one of the journals.


    We publish articles from A Level Students, University Students and Legal Practitioners. It is a great way of starting your career whether you are approacing the end of your A Levels and going to University, or you are studying at University looking to start a work position.


    We also have commentaries and articles that are written by professionals, such as lawyers, solicitors, psychologists, sociologists and paralegals.


    Our publications cover real life cases and apply research findings or case law findings to consider the outcome of a case, as well as how it developed. For example:


    • Who was involved in a case.

    • Were their Human Rights considered.

    • Was evidence dismissed.

    • Was evidence disclosed.

    • Were there Applications made to the Court (such as to allow the introduction of certain evidence).


    We look forward to receiving your submissions, and publishing your articles.




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