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THE FAIR TRIAL RIGHTS OF ACCUSED PERSONS FOUND
'UNFIT TO PLEAD AND STAND TRIAL' IN THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
Andra Le Roux-Kemp, BA LLB LLD (Stell), CML BMus (UNISA)
Assistant Professor, School of Law, City University Hong Kong
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 1-31
A CONCEPT OF PERSONAL AUTONOMY FIT FOR CONTRACT LAW
Diogo Tapada dos Santos, MJur (Oxon)
Junior Associate, Linklaters LLP (Lisbon), Guest Lecturer in Civil Procedure (University of Lisbon)
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 32-58
THE SCOPE AND LEGAL EFFECT OF CHOICE OF LAW IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
Dominic Npoanlari Dagbanja, BA, LLB (Ghana), LLM (Pacific), PhD (Auckland)
Lecturer in Law, University of Western Australia
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 59-93
THE DESTINATION-BASED CORPORATION TAX: A SOLUTION TO FORMALISM IN SOURCE-BASED TAXATION?
Shaun Matos, BA (Cantab), LLM candidate (UCL)
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 94-120
EVALUATING THE NEED TO REFORM NORTHERN IRELAND'S ABORTION LAW FROM A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE
Zoe Louise Tongue, LLB, LLM (Warwick)
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 121-150
LEGAL PERSONALITY OF GANGA AND ECOCENTRISM: A CRITICAL REVIEW
Palash Srivastav, LLB candidate (National Law School of India University)
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 151-168
CHRISTIAN DIVORCE LAW IN PAKISTAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
Muhammad Zubair Abbasi
Assistant Professor, Lahore University of Management Sciences
(2019) 4(1) Cambridge Law Review 169-182
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CRIMINAL JURISDICTION OVER THE INTERNET:
JURISDICTIONAL LINKS IN THE CYBER ERA
Dominik ZajÄ…c, PhD
Assistant Professor at the Department of Criminal Law of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 1-28
REGULATING VIRTUAL CURRENCY PAYMENT SYSTEMS
Sijuade Animashaun, LLB (LASU), BL, LLM (University of Glasgow)
Research Assistant at the University of Glasgow
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 29-67
OLD IS SOMETIMES BETTER:
THE CASE FOR USING EXISTING LAW TO FACE THE CHALLENGES OF THE DIGITAL AGE
Riccardo de Caria, LLM (LSE), PhD (Turin)
Assistant Professor, University of Turin, Italy
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 68-82
THE ENABLER THEORY AND ATROCITY CRIMES
Shahram Dana, PhD (Maastricht)
Senior Lecturer at Griffith Law School and DirectorLaw Futures Scholarly Roundtable Series at the Law Futures Centre, Griffith University, Australia
Former United Nations legal officer in the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
Commissioner on the Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 83-104
IN THE LIGHT OF DIFFERENT NATIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES:
EQUITY UNDER THE PARIS AGREEMENT
Elkanah Oluwapelumi Babatunde, PhD candidate (University of Cape Town)
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 105-137
SUMANGALI SYSTEM: IS THE TRUTH UGLY?
Yamuna Menon, B.A., LLB candidate (National Law School of India University)
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 138-147
JUSTICE, JURISDICTION, AND R (ON THE APPLICATION OF PRIVACY INTERNATIONAL)
Owen Alexander Sparkes, MPhil candidate (Cantab), BA (Hons) (Dunelm), GDL (London)
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 148-175
VEDANTA RESOURCES v LUNGOWE:
A PRE-EXISTING POCKET OF NEGLIGENCE, OR A NOVEL SCENARIO?
Tan Jin Hsi Gabriel, BA (Law) candidate (Cantab)
(2019) 4(2) Cambridge Law Review 176-184
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