Uk supreme court essay competition
Read Thomas's essay. Find out more about the prize via the IDRC websitewhere you can also find out who won in and read the accompanying speech by Michael Payton.
Essay competitions
This form is no longer available. Andrew Lomas won overall, with Lara Hassell taking second prize with their essays on Privacy and the press: Is state regulation in the public interest? It is anticipated that the authors of the ten top-placed essays in each Division will be invited to a Prize Ceremony at Trinity to see the College and to meet the Law Fellows. If you have any questions, please email enquiries supremecourt. Sample interview video The Robert Walker Prize has three objectives: to encourage students with an interest in Law to explore that interest by researching, considering and developing an argument about a legal topic of importance to modern society; to encourage those interested in Law to apply for a university course in Law; and to recognise the achievements of high-calibre students, from whatever background they may come. You will receive a copy of the information you have provided to the email address you specify. Want inspiration? Essays will not be returned, so candidates should keep a copy for their own reference. No individual student may submit more than one entry into the competition. Put your knowledge of the law and skills of persuasion to the test by arguing for or against a point of law of your choice from the information pack below. Find out more about the deadline for the current year's competition via the Law Society Human Rights Community. We're very proud of the incredible number of City students and alumni who have performed so well in this competition over the years.Sample interview video The Robert Walker Prize has three objectives: to encourage students with an interest in Law to explore that interest by researching, considering and developing an argument about a legal topic of importance to modern society; to encourage those interested in Law to apply for a university course in Law; and to recognise the achievements of high-calibre students, from whatever background they may come.
Katherine Strange GDL was a finalist in The information usually comes out in April and the deadline for entries is always late September. Well done Anna!
Family law essay competition
The Chief Executive of Birmingham Citizen's Advice Bureau Service In students were asked to tackle the following question: "A 'brexit' would be a serious threat to London as the centre of globalised legal services. Tea with a UK Supreme Court justice up for grabs in pupil essay competition Published 7 June The UK Supreme Court is holding its first ever essay competition, open to year 12 and 13 school pupils from across the UK, with the top prize including tea with a justice. Candidates may discuss the subject matter of the essay with other students and teachers at their school; however, the formulation of the argument and the writing of the essay must be the work of the student alone. The deadline for submissions is usually around early April of each year. Andrew Lomas won overall, with Lara Hassell taking second prize with their essays on Privacy and the press: Is state regulation in the public interest? In recent years we have seen the following successes: Genevieve Woods 1st in and Joshua Brown 1st and Gavin Dingley 2nd in Another City student, Pavlos Artemios Xagoraris also made the finalists stage. Read Thomas's essay. Who knows what will bring! Have you recently been on a tour of the UK Supreme Court with your school?He wowed judges with his essay on the future of legal services for firms and consumers. Who knows what will bring!
