News - Birmingham Law School UK cyber security legislation 'crying out for reform', new report finds DescriptionA new report released today by the Criminal Law Reform Now Network (CLRNN) – a collaboration between academics, practitioners and other legal experts – finds the Computer Misuse Act 1990 (CMA) is "crying out for reform".Date:Wednesday 22 January 2020 Launch of the 'Silencing Stigma!' campaign DescriptionToday, Professor Janine Natalya Clark and Association XY in Sarajevo will launch their innovative 'Silencing Stigma!' (Utišaj stigmu!) campaign.Date:Tuesday 21 January 2020 City firms risk breaking rules with onshore centres DescriptionArticle at Legal Futures discussing recent research by Birmingham Senior Lecturer Emily Carroll. The paper, published in the journal Legal Ethics, is the only empirical work on onshoring to date.Date:Friday 17 January 2020 MRI Technology and Resilience DescriptionProfessor Janine Natalya Clark writes her latest story for the CSRS research blog on MRI Technology and ResilienceDate:Wednesday 8 January 2020 Call for Papers: Reimagining the Teaching of Torts DescriptionCall for Papers: Birmingham Law School hosts a one-day workshop focusing on Reimagining the Teaching of Torts.Date:Thursday 12 December 2019 Enhancing Patient Safety Education and Training through Legal Study DescriptionJohn Tingle's latest blog post for Harvard Law's 'Bill of Health'Date:Wednesday 11 December 2019 Cybersecurity and the UK Election: How Current Cyber Laws are Making the UK Less Safe DescriptionDr John Child writes for the Birmingham PerspectiveDate:Monday 9 December 2019 Intersectional Barriers Hindering the Effectiveness of the UK's Draft Domestic Abuse Bill, 2019 DescriptionLLM student Sumaiyah Kholwadia writes for the Oxford Human Rights Hub blogDate:Monday 9 December 2019 Displaying 1 to 8 of 465 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next