Poster Presentations
Section A
1. Keith Stanton (Bristol): 'Comparative Law in the House of
Lords and Supreme Court'
2. Manon George (Cardiff): 'Welsh Devolution and the Supreme
Court'
3. Stephen Clear (Bangor): 'Understanding Public Procurement
Judicial Review: Beyond Government Consultations and Reform'
4. Charlotte Woodhead (Warwick): 'Legal and quasi legal
treatment of cultural heritage objects in England'
5. Norma Dawson (Queen's, Belfast): 'Tis 400 years since:
England in Ireland, Ireland in England. The Ulster Plantation – a
London-based Trust for the People of Ireland?'
6. Andrea Loux Jarman (Bournemouth): 'Law and Authority: Custom,
Riot and Recreation in Nineteenth-Century Scotland'
7. Jonathan Collins (UCL): 'The Wild, Wild Net: Copyright – Dead
or Alive?'
8. Peter Harrison (York): 'A step too far? A normative
examination of the scope within drug discovery of positive indigenous
rights in traditional therapeutic knowledge'
9. Jo Ann Boylan-Kemp (Nottingham Trent): 'The role of mooting
in modern day legal education; all students, all subjects, all years?'
10. Kathryn Dutton (Chester) and Christopher Broad (Chester):
'Great Expectations?: Examining and Managing Undergraduate Law Student
Expectations in the Changed Funding Climate'
11. Louise Taylor (Nottingham Trent): 'Enhancing Numerical
Literacy in the QLD'
12. Ashley Savage (Northumbria) and Richard Hyde (Nottingham):
'Whistleblowing: Local Authorities and the Regulatory Enforcement of
Food Businesses'
13. Sue Farran (Northumbria): 'Guerrillas in my Garden?'
14. Brian Christopher Jones (Academia Sinica, Taiwan):
'Preventing Political and Promotional Language in Contemporary Statute
Law'
15. Judith Townend (City): 'Defamation's "chilling effect":
Mapping the social articulation of a legal concept'
16. Mariette Jones (Middlesex): 'The state, the universities and
liberal legal education: Students' views from England, South Africa and
Mauritius'
17. Emma Smith (Northumbria): 'Bad Character Evidence and the
Jury'
18. Louise Taylor (Nottingham Trent) and Jo Ann Boylan-Kemp
(Nottingham Trent): 'Utilising the Victim Personal Statement Scheme as
a Vulnerable and Intimidated Victim Detection Device'
19. Majida Ismael (Liverpool): 'Establishing the rule of law in Iraq : Judicialisation of Constitution between Rights and Structural Protection'
Section B
1. Hannah Jones (Staffordshire): 'Choosing parents who are
choosing parenthood'
2. Paul Bernal (UEA): 'The US, the EU, the UK and the Right to
be Forgotten'
3. Sarah Devaney (Manchester) and Alexandra Mullock
(Manchester): 'Analysing Criminal and Civil Concepts of Causation in
the Medical Setting'
4. Rhona Smith (Northumbria): 'Classic Eurovision voting goes
global – a review of the first cycle of UN Human Rights Council's
universal periodic review'
5. Janet Furness (Central Lancashire): 'Use of force against
rogue states: legal and legitimate?'
6. Mahfuz Rafiq (Manchester): 'The legal barriers in the
application of Islamic insurance policies (Takaful) in the English
legal system and their way out'
7. Rhona Smith (Northumbria) and Sue Farran (Northumbria): 'On
the Edge of Adulthood'
8. Collins Chikodili Ajibo (Manchester): 'Reconceptualisation of
International Investment Rules'
9. Timothy Dodsworth (Warwick) and Christopher Bisping
(Warwick): 'A comparative study of automatically renewable contracts in
European jurisdictions'
10. Zoe Swan (Brighton Business School): 'A post metamorphosis
analysis of a family law module using problem based learning'
11. Eranjan Padumadasa (QMUL): 'Key to our privacy: the role of consent in data protection law'
12. Li Jiang (Bangor): 'Space for flexibility: Lessons from the
European Union harmonization model in human embryonic stem cell
regulation'
13. Elaine Mclaughlin (Glasgow Caledonian): 'Ethnic minority
women and domestic abuse in Scotland: The two year immigration rule and
its consequences'
14. Daniel Fenwick (Durham): 'Human rights and terminal choices
in palliative care'
15. Pedithep Youyuenyong (De Montfort): 'A Comparison between
the Light Pollution Laws in the US and Scotland'
16. Kim Bouwer (UCL): 'Get it right (duty), but not too right
(wrong)'
17. Saheed Alabi (Strathclyde): 'Climate Change, Urban
Environment and Enforcement of Legal Obligations'
18. Claire Lougarre (UCL) 'The Legal Content of the Right to
Health'
19. Jennifer Kelleher (Vienna): 'The Ecology of Law: Protected Areas and Postcolonial Landscape' (Thursday only)
20. Uzuazo Etermire (Strathclyde): 'Thinking Transnationally:
Improving the Law on Public Participation in Environmental
Decision-Making in Nigeria' (Friday only)
Please note that this programme is subject to alteration.