Volume 9, 2017

Editorial

23rd Pilgrim Father’s Lecture:
Lord Leveson, President of the Queen’s Bench Division, Criminal Law in the 21st Century,

Staff and Postgraduate Articles and Reports

John Kirkhope, The Seigniory of Sark and the Duchy Of Cornwall: Similarities and Differences Including Observations on the Isles of Scilly, 1-14

Thomas Raymen, Slavery, Dark Tourism and Deviant Leisure at the American Society of Criminology in New Orleans, 15-26

Rosie Brennan, Review of the 1st Annual Conference of the Refugee Law Initiative and the Refugee Family Reunion Project, 27-32

Sam Barnes, Don’t Think, Just Drink!’: An Ethnographic Study into why Young People Engage with Alcohol-Fuelled Leisure Markets of the Night-Time Economy, 33-54

Dale Teobald, Piracy and Plymouth: Privateering, Profiting and Policing, Plymouth Law School’s Contribution to the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2016, 55-65

 

Graduate Articles

Law

Lydia Scambler, Despite Efforts, International Environmental Law is Aspirational Rather than Successful in its Contribution to the Protection of the Global Environment and in the Fight Against Climate Change, 66-93

James Stone, Consent, Knowledge and Precaution: A Critical Analysis of the Criminalisation of the Reckless Transmission of HIV and Other Serious Diseases, 115-140

Louise Dale, To What Extent are the Economic and Environmental Aspects of Climate Change Regulation Actually Balanced? 115-140

 

Criminal Justice

Danielle Coffey, ‘There isn’t a Town, Village or Hamlet in which Children are not being Sexually Exploited’, Safeguarding Our Children: How Effective are UK Responses to Child Sexual Exploitation? 141-161

Student Reports and Student Societies
 
Emmanuel Alabi, A Law Student’s Perspective: Issues Affecting Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Undergraduates, 162-166

Eleanor Rockett, From Akwaaba to Zebra Thighs:My Summer Internship in Accra, Ghana, 167-170

Laura D’Alessandro, Stephen Gibson, Samuel Castlehouse and Jacob Cunningham, The Supreme Court: Captured Through the Eyes of the Finalists, 171-178

Jessica Lake, Conference Report: British Conference of Undergraduate Research, Manchester Metropolitan University 22-23 March 2016, 179-184

Rachel Thompson, Devon and Cornwall Police Prize for Highest Achieving Student Overall, 185-186