In this post, Dr Kathrin Hamenstädt discusses recent German legislation regarding the authority of German Federal Constitutional Court
Lending to Borrowers in a Non-Commercial Relationship: When is a Bank Required to Follow the Etridge Protocols?
In this post, Professor Nelson Enonchong discusses relationships between banks and borrowers in the non-commercial context.
Finding clarity in social prescribing and health justice partnerships to meet the needs of children and families?
In this post, Dr Amber Dar assesses health justice partnerships from the viewpoint of family and children rights
The winds of change coming to NHS patient safety
John Tingle, Associate Professor of Law in Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham discusses the new government review into NHS patient safety.
Is the ILC about to endorse the absolute immunity of foreign State officials from criminal jurisdiction?
In this blogpost, Professor Alexander Orakhelashvili addresses the ILC’s latest approach to foreign State officials’ immunity.
Fake Plastic Degrees? Generative AI and the threat to Academic Integrity
In this post, Dr Alexander Latham-Gambi discusses the relevance of generative artificial intelligence in higher education.
Real World Cases of Annex III AI Act applications that posed risks to fundamental rights
Examples of real-world AI systems that have placed the fundamental rights of individuals at risk
The Uses of a Use Case Analysis
In this blogpost, Dr James Mclaren and Professor Karen Yeung discuss the relevance of “use cases” for artificial intelligence systems
Reflecting on zine-making as a feminist practice at Birmingham Law School
In this post, Iulia Mirzac reflects on zine-making as a feminist practice at Birmingham Law School
Saving our NHS: The Darzi Report
John Tingle, Associate Professor, Birmingham Law School discusses the recent Darzi Report on the state of the NHS in England