Schrödinger’s ECHR: doesn’t give us rights we wouldn’t have had anyway but always interfering and stopping governments doing what they want to do.

Oh god! I'm dreading listening to it!

Wow, this is unbelievable ! What software did you use?

Hurrah! Our article on loss of control is now available online: doi.org/10.1017/lst.2024.21 . In it, we argue that judges, juries and prosecutors all appear to struggle to interpret the defence's requirements in line with the objectives of the 2009 reform.

True... but this is a limitation of the research that should be recognised and properly acknowledged.

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Ooh that could easily be adapted for 'how to read a law journal article' for first year law student!

I have a more general one - not necessarily just academia, and not specific to place or language: bsky.app/profile/did:... I'll keep adding more (and already added the ones your list brought to my attention).

Thanks Hannah! I have started a criminology feed that gathers up everything with the following keywords: #criminology#penology#crimsky|bsky.app/profile/did:...