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ISSN 2050-0041 (Print) ISSN 2050-005X (Online) THE UNITED KINGDOM LAW STUDENTS’ REVIEW <strong>Volume</strong> 1, Issue 2 – January 2013 www.uklsa.co.uk/law-review.htm The <strong>UKLSR</strong> is the flagship publication of the UK Law Students’ Association. We aim to publish innovative and creative scholarship covering a wide variety of topics of interest to students and practitioners alike. The Editors wish to thank the UKLSA Executive Team as well as our university partners for their invaluable support and assistance. We would also like to acknowledge the support of the Oxford University Press in the reproduction of this Review. Please note that the views expressed in this journal are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Editors nor of the UKLSA; we are therefore unable to accept responsibility for the consequences of any errors contained within the submissions, however every effort has been made to ensure their accuracy. © Copyright 2013 by UK Law Students’ Association. All rights reserved.
The UK Law Students’ Association Patron The Right Hon the Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, KG PC President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom Honorary Board His Honour Judge Dight Professor Martin Hunter Professor David Feldman Andrew Caldecott QC Stephen Rubin QC Professor Paul Raffield Keith Simpson Tim Ludbrook Executive Committee 2012-13 Thomas Innes – President Jade-Amanda Laporte – Vice-President Samantha Osborne – Secretary Nikhil Datta – Treasurer Theophilus Tawiah – Treasurer David Murray – Mooting Director Laura Allsop – Mooting Director Zeenat Islam – Pro Bono Director Janina Moutia-Bloom – Schools Director Amy Carlse – Equalities Director Helen Hayward – Marketing Alex Matheson – IT Fatos Selita – Governor Vaughan Jacob – Governor Ranamit Banerjee – Governor
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