UK Law Student Review 1(1)

This issue includes:

Restrictions on the Use of Sexual History Evidence: an Examination of Section 41 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 by Zain Khan
A Critical Analysis of Gender Discriminatory Practices in Insurance Law in the UK – Equality at all costs? by Guro Slettvold
Trademark Parody: Limit to the Concept of Dilution or Inherent Right of the Public? by Andromachi Kampantai
The Impact of Alokpa and Moudoulou on EU Citizenship and Fundamental Rights by Isabella Reynoso
One hand for yourself and one for the ship: A case comment on the Case (C-399/12) Federal Republic of Germany v Council [2014] by Stephania Elis Karasamani
‘The Elusive Standard of Reasonableness’? by Amelia Skelding
Social Work Skills Can Fill the Gaps in Legal Education: Law Student Opinions of their Preparation for Practice with Clients by Stephanie K. Boys, Stephanie Q. Quiring, Carrie A. Hagan

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The UKLSR is the publication of the UK Law Students’ Association (UKLSA). We aim to publish innovative and creative articles covering a wide variety of topics of interest to students and practitioners.

This issue includes:

Two steps forward, one step back: cautionary tale of the corporate manslaughter and corporate homicide act 2007
Limitations on the wearing of religious stress: an examination of the caselaw of the European Court of human rights
A considered silence
Five wheels on the coach?
Should companies be run purely to serve the interests of the shareholders
Intention: sufficient explanation for resulting trusts or inconsistency with principal and authority?
A critical discussion of the rule in Reed Hastings– bass and its scope
Case note: Juvraj v Hashwani [2011] UKSC 40
Case note: R V Smith [2011] UKSC 37
Case note: European commission (CX106/09 P) and Kingdom of Spain (CX107/09 P) v Government of Gibraltar and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (15 November 2011)