News

Mature student James O’Connor is the 2018 winner of the Tom Bingham Memorial Essay Prize.

Joint research between The Open University and Stirling University has uncovered the extent of online abuse against women. In their forthcoming book ‘Online Misogyny as a Hate Crime: A Challenge for (Legal) Regulation’ Dr Kim Barker and Dr Olga Jurasz call for greater legal recognition of the problem and how abuse online is tackled.

OU Law School students came from far and wide to benefit from an intensive weekend residential masterclass in street law from one of its gurus.

A recent Law School graduate is the ‘best in Europe’ in the world’s leading academic awards programme that recognises innovation and excellence at undergraduate level.

Starting this October, students in secure environments have the opportunity to study level 1 Law with The Open University Law School.

The Open Justice Centre’s Law Clinic, which offers free online legal advice led by OU students supervised by qualified solicitors, has been shortlisted in the LawWorks Annual Pro Bono Awards.

Six Law students have received an Open Justice Award for their contribution to pro bono.

The OU Law School’s Open Justice Centre has developed a prototype online learning module in discrimination and human rights law training for charities.

In the latest in a series of articles, Emma Jones offers tips on how to approach challenging questions in law to gain relevant information, which includes applying legal principles to specific scenarios and writing clear, logical advice.