School of Law

Recent Events

• Understanding and Preventing Crime: A New Generation of Simulation Models

  23 April 2012 | School of Law, University of Leeds, The Liberty Building | Seminar

  In the next event in the CCJS Public Seminar Series Dr Andrew Evans and Dr Nicolas Malleson will consider the latest developments in Agent-Based Modelling of crime.

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• The Advocate General - A Necessity or a Luxury?/ Professor Rosa Greaves (University of Glasgow)

  18 April 2012 | Room 1.09, The Liberty Building | Seminar

  Guest Speaker: Professor Rosa Greaves; Discussant: Dr Iyiola Solanke; Chair: Dr Jen Hendry

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• The Centre for Business Law and Practice’s Second Century Conference: The Future of Relational Contract: A Symposium in Honour of Ian Macneil

  29 March 2012 | The Liberty Building, University of Leeds | Conference

  A two day symposium on Relational Contract in honour of Ian MacNeil

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Older Events

• Moot Final
• Law In The Light Of Europeanisation
• Normal Trade Law
• Losing the Race: Thinking Psychosocially about Racially Motivated Offending
• Centre for Criminal Justice Studies Second Century Lecture 2012
• Researching Third Sector Organisations' Contribution to the Criminal Justice System
• European Union: unity or differentiation?
• “What Is Tax Avoidance? Tax Mitigation? What Is The Difference?”
• A Pragmatic Perspective on Democracy and Regulation
• Liberty in Action
• Sociological Perspectives on European (EU) Studies
• 10 Things A Business Lawyer Must Know About Property Law
• Centre for Criminal Justice Studies Annual Lecture 2012 - Re-shaping the Police Landscape: Earthquakes and Glaciers
• ICLR/WLR Student Mooting Competition
• Think Before you Drink. Alcohol and the Historical rise of Precautionary Governance
• The European Union’s economic and social model – still viable in a global crisis?
• Trial by Jury and The State of Exception: Lessons in Anti-terrorism Law and Politics From Ireland and New Zealand
• Referendums and Europe: Filling the Democratic Gap / Professor Stephen Tierney (University of Edinburgh)
• The Mixed Economy of Criminal Justice
• Europeanisation/European integration theory for PhD researchers
• The Business of Law in the Twenty-First Century
• Global Capital Markets and Regulatory Policy
• Sentencing Panel
• Creditors' Committees in Corporate Insolvency
• Training to be a Barrister
• The EU and the Regulatory Challenges posed by New Technologies / Professor Han Somsen
• Open House
• Frank Dawtry Memorial Lecture 2011
• The Idea of Liberty
• Talk by Ronnie Teeman
• Law and Experimentalism
• Human Rights in the Digital Era
• Penal Reform and Service Provision
• Responding to Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour
• Mentoring in Criminal Justice
• Volunteering in Criminal Justice
• EU Industrial Relations Beyond Viking/Laval
• Barely (Il)legal: The Problematic Definition of "Child" Pornography
• Policing Against Terror
• Pathological Tendencies in Public Law Scholarship
• Launching 'EU Non-Discrimination Law and Intersectionality'
• Annual Lecture 2011: Should UK Prisoners Vote? An American Perspective
• Symposium on Confiscation of Criminal Assets
• ONS Wellbeing Consultation: University of Leeds
• Comparative and European law methods workshop
• The New Political Economy of Private Security
• Debt capital markets and funding a UK plc
• Building Sustainable Societies Master Class Series
• Ordering Things: Thinking Sociologically About The Consumption of Security
• Postcolonial Approaches to European Law
• Changes in financial services regulatory architecture
• UK Insolvency Law Reform: Former British Colonies
• Carrots and Sticks: Regulating the Behaviour of Problem Drug Users Through Welfare Reform
• Equality – A New Legal Framework
• The Third Sector and Criminal Justice - A Critical Relationship
• “New Terrorism” and Crime Prevention Initiatives Involving Muslim Young People in the UK
• Financial Crisis: EU Response to Law Reform
• The EU and Fundamental Rights
• CCJS/Frank Dawtry Memorial Lecture 2010
• Dealing with Bank Failure:UK Law
• Going, going, gone: principle, procedure and proportionality in the 'recovery' of the proceeds of crime
• Chasing Assets: Piercing the Corporate Veil
• Political Constitutionalism and the Human Rights Act
• Representing the interests of the applicants: lawyers and the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC)
• Police in the Network Society: The Rotterdam Harbor
• Achieving Equality - Equality Bodies
• Directors Duties and Shareholder Litigation in the Wake of the Financial Crisis
• The Role of the Special Rapporteurs of the Human Rights Council in the Development and Promotion of International Human Rights Norms
• The Spirit Level: Why Equality is Better For Everyone
• Victims' Access, Representation and Reparations in International Criminal Justice: A Critical Review of Recent Progress and Achievements
• The Return of the Contract in European Constitutionalism: Professor Günter Frankenberg
• Beyond the Human Rights Act
• 10 Years EU Non-Discrimination Law - Back To The Future?
• Theorising and Researching Police Legitimacy
• CfIG Annual Lecture
• A Practitioner's View of Financial Services Law and Market Changes in 2010.
• Developing a Culture of Rights in Civil Society
• Youths' Experiences of Discrimination, Social Marginalization and Violence
• Gender Employment Equality in Japan - EU Law as a Model?
• Understanding the Financial Crisis: Pay, Risk and Responsibility in the 21st Century
• How Tony Blair Fed The Feral Beast of The Media And Savaged The Criminal Justice System
• Bills of Rights-Talk
• The Criminal Assets Bureau
• Consumer Protection in Europe
• CCJS/Frank Dawtry Memorial Lecture 2009
• Civic Integration in the EU (Kostakopoulou)
• Death And Life Of A Great European Standard
• Legal Capital In The UK
• Groups And Violence In The Night-Time Economy
• Imprisonment and Penal Culture
• Behind The Judicial Curtain
• Human Rights in Cambodia
• Euro Area Deposit Compensation Schemes
• Crime And The Camera
• EESCATL mid-term project conference
• The Future of Forensic Bioinformation: two day international symposium
• Legitimacy and Compliance in Criminal Justice
• After the Human Rights Act
• The Future of Forensic Bioinformation: internationalisation and exchange
• Situating Anti-Social Behaviour and Respect
• The Future of Forensic Bioinformation: evidence and assessment (evaluation)
• Second European Conference on Multidimensional Equality Law
• The Future of Forensic Bioinformation: integrity and integration
• Comparative Experiences of Governing Anti-Social Behaviour and Disorder
• International and Comparative Criminal Justice
• Diversity and Anti-Social Behaviour
• Anti-Social Behaviour, Urban Spaces and the Night-time Economy
• Governing Anti-Social Behaviour through Schooling, Parenting and the Family
• Anti-Social Behaviour in Housing and Residential Areas