Plymouth Law Review
Editorial Team
- Editor in Chief
- Hugo de Rijke
- Editor
- Jason Lowther
Welcome to the Plymouth Law Review.
The Review is an annual online journal produced and edited by academic law staff at the School of Society and Culture. It aims to encourage and promote legal scholarship and writing on a wide range of legal issues. It also provides a forum for disseminating information about current projects and initiatives being undertaken within the School. As such, it includes articles and reports by staff and students.
Please note that beginning with Volume 12 (2009), the Plymouth Law and Criminal Justice Review has been renamed to the Plymouth Law Review. All previous volumes (1–11) remain accessible under the original title Plymouth Law and Criminal Justice Review, and the journal continues under the new name Plymouth Law Review
Current Volume: Volume 17 (2024)
Editorial
Mayflower Lecture
Enacting just and equal laws – enforcement and fair trial
The Rt Hon the Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales
Staff Report
Reflections on a career in legal education spanning five decades: changes and challenges
Penny Childs
Graduate Articles
Climate law in the 21st century: an analysis of climate legislation and its role in mitigating the emerging issue of climate refugees
Chloe Giacalone.
A comparative study of censorship law and policy in relation to
literature and journalism
Emma Whetnall
Undergraduate Article
Postgraduate Student Report
Student Reports
A path to justice: my journey to studying law
Oyinkansola Akinwale
Dreaming big and battling doubts: a student’s guide
Tatiana Morais Peralta
How law has helped me ride a sea of change
Harriet Percival
Life’s challenges: a personal reflection
Dylan Prior
