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“The law, the legal profession and the courts are there to serve the whole population, not just a small section of it. They should be as reflective of that population as it is possible to be.” – Brenda Hale, February 2018, Courts and Judiciary should reflect diversity of UK, The Guardian. With reference to the statement above, discuss the necessity of the emphasis on judicial diversity and whether a diverse judiciary would arrive at a different decision than that of a conservative j...

To what extent has the 'presumption of innocence' enunciated in Woolmington v DPP [1935] AC 462 vis-a-vis criminal cases changed in light of the Human Rights Act 1998?

With reference to relevant case law, evaluate the concept of ‘appropriation’ and ‘dishonesty’ in relation to Theft Act 1968.

QUESTION – MISREPRESENTATION Lord Gilbert is short of money. He decides he will have to sell the cherished motorcycle his uncle gave him. His uncle told him it was the motorcycle that won the last Le Mans race before the Second World War began and was in ‘perfect original condition’. Lord Gilbert takes the motorcycle to ‘Venus Motorcycle Garage’. While a garage employee, Jack, is inspecting a motorcycle, Lord Gilbert says: ‘Don't worry old boy. I can assure you that it is a perfe...

Question: The Proper Motor Co Ltd ran a retail business selling new and second-hand motor vehicles to the general public. In December 2020 the following transactions were made: (a) A 2018 Vauxhall Astra, sold to Jenny for £14,000. Whilst perfectly adequate for driving around town, Jenny is unhappy to discover that the car is not powerful enough to tow a trailer and so she is unable to use the vehicle as intended (in her job as a gardener). (b) A 1995 Ford Fiesta, sold to Adrian for £5...

‘Good business well done is good for society. Private companies are a significant contributor to the UK economy, providing tax revenue and employing millions of people. They have a significant impact on people’s lives, and it is important they are well-governed and transparent about how they operate.’ - Sir James Wates, Wates Group Chairman- The Wates Corporate Governance Principles for Large Private Companies encourage businesses to adopt a set of key behaviours to secure trust and co...

A grade A essay on the first semester of EU law. It covers the characteristics and functions of European Union.

1. Intro to performance management and traditional approaches 2. Financial performance ratios – come across before 3. Issues with ROI – return on investment – look at issues 4. Issues with RI – residual income 5. Shortcomings of financial performance measures 6. Exam guidance, additional reading and other useful guidance

EU Problem Question plan with academics. Graded 82. Scored second-highest in the year.

“So far as the free movement of workers is concerned, it is abundantly clear that the Court of Justice has had very little influence on the development of the law. The key entitlements of EU migrant workers, and their extensive scope, have always been clearly articulated in the Treaties and the secondary legislation.” Critically discuss. Workers essay plan with academics, I achieved the second-highest grade in the year for EU Law II (82%)