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Plymouth Law Review

Previous Issues:
Volume 14, Autumn 2021
Volume 13, Autumn 2020
Volume 12, Autumn 2019
Volume 11, Autumn 2018
Volume 10, Spring 2018
Volume 9, Autumn 2017
Volume 8, Autumn 2016
Volume 7, Autumn 2015
Volume 6, Autumn 2014
Volume 5, (Autumn 2012) 2013
Volume 4, Autumn 2011
Volume 3, Autumn 2010
Volume 2, Autumn 2009
Volume 1, Autumn 2008


Volume 15, 2022

Editorial


Mayflower Lecture

The Rt Hon the Baroness Hale of Richmond DBE, The Pros and Cons of a Written Constitution, 1-12

Mayflower Lecture, Video Link


Graduate Articles

Katie Hawkins, False Environmental Claims: An Analysis of the Legality of Corporate Greenwashing in the UK and Evaluating if There Is a Need for Reform, 13-44

Francis Pascoe, To What Extent Is Legal Reform Needed To Overcome the Barriers To Proving Discrimination by Automated Decision Making?, 45-71

Hetty Summerhayes, Would Earth Law Change the Face of Environmental Law in England?, 72-99


Undergraduate Articles

Jake Aston, Human Dignity, Pure Punishment Sentencing and Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, 100-118


Postgraduate Student Reports
 
Luke Dawson, Student Life – LLM in Law, 119-121

Robert Nutkins,  Thought and Decision: Differences and Overlap in Environmental and Legal Studies, 122-125


Undergraduate Student Reports
 
Sami Fison, When Do You Break the Glass Ceiling? A Gender-Diverse Student’s Experience of the Legal World, 126-129

Emma Jackson, When I Grow Up, I Want To Be Taller!, 130-137

Claire von Hoesslin,  How a Volcano Changed My Life: Reflections on Legal Study, 138-141