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The Student Forum is a resource for law
students worldwide to air their opinions, and If any of the
below applies to you then you can post your questions or answers
on this site by emailing: Louise.Carlin@iclr.co.uk
If you have any questions regarding editorial and helping
on finding specific Law Reports email:
KarenH@iclr.co.uk
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Students The ICLR NEEDS YOU!
Each article submitted for the website and newsletter will earn the contributor a free year's subscription to The Weekly Law Reports!
The best letter or question submitted to the forum will also win a subscription to The Weekly Law Reports.
Please send all articles and letters to: Louise.Carlin@iclr.co.uk
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE STUDENT NEWSLETTER ARE FREE! AND WE ARE HAPPY TO SEND MULTIPLE COPIES TO YOUR STUDENT UNION OR LAW SOCIETY.
To subscribe - e-mail your address and quantity to Louise.Carling@iclr.co.uk
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1: Mooting |
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Are
you a mooter in waiting and want to know how to go about taking
part in the ICLR Weekly Law Reports Annual Mooting Competition? |
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Are
you a seasoned mooter and want to discuss the trials and tribulations
of mooting and public speaking with forum members? |
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Are
you looking to start your own mooting contest and want to know
how? |
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Current Resources:
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Topic
2: Law Reporting |
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Do
you want to know how to become a Law Reporter? |
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We have law reporters
on standbye who can help with any questions about starting a
career in Law Reporting |
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Current Resources: |
1) A Day in the Life of a Law Reporter
2) How is it decided which cases should be reported? |
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3: WLR Student Newsletter |
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Do you
want to write for the WLR Student Newsletter? |
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Do
you have something you want people to read? |
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The
WLR Newsletter goes out to 12,000 Students nationwide as well
as being viewed on our website, so if want to write for us or
receive a copy then get in touch |
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Current Resources - (Recent Student Articles) : |
1) Industrial Relations, Contract Law, Justice Kirby and the Equitable Doctrine of Unconscionability
2) The
Leipzig War Trials of 1920
3) A
History of Lincoln’s Inn Fields
4) Law Reporting In Sierra Leone
5) Realise Your Fear
6) A ‘mess’ unresolved? Reflections on the Law Commission’s proposals for a new Homicide Act for England and Wales
7) Punishing Children Who Committ Murder
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WLR Student Newsletter: Letters Submitted |
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Topic
4: Student Survey / Student Blog |
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Training to be a barrister today is, more than ever, an expensive gamble. Fees for the BVC have risen by as much as 60% in recent years. This survey was created to obtain evidence that could be used to inform the ongoing debate about reform. The hypothesis of the Bar Access Group was that there are substantial inequalities in access to the legal profession, and that severe barriers to access exist at many stages in the training process. The evidence from the 2,300 people who responded to the survey shows that there is good reason for concern about access to the Bar by those from less well-off backgrounds. More...... |
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If you wish to discuss your views with fellow students please visit:
www.askapupil.blogspot.com
The idea is that anyone thinking of becoming a barrister can email in a question and a panel of current pupils will give their views. |
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Topic
5: Law Reports |
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| Are
you looking for a specific law report, or have a question about
a law report that we might be able to help with? |
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If
you cannot find the solution within our websites search
facility then please email
us with any enquiries you might have |
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All entries will be
added to our new site forum page, where we hope to build up
an archive of answers to frequently asked questions |
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