Big increase in clients at the University of Exeter’s Access to Justice Clinic
There has been a big increase in the number of people seeking free legal advice from the University of Exeter’s...
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Governments should act now to stop the growing civilian involvement on the digital battlefield, study warns
Governments should act now to stop the growing involvement of civilians in the digital battlefield – actions which can expose...
People getting divorced sought for study of AI technology offering vital advice and support
A study into how artificial intelligence (AI) can help people getting divorced is looking for participants who wouldn’t normally use...
Review identifies next steps for research into ethnicity attainment gap
There is a wide range of reasons for differential performance in professional legal assessments, with most beyond the direct control...
New study challenges common perceptions of Victorian register office weddings
Register office weddings were more popular with older couples rather than runaway teenagers when introduced by the Victorians, new analysis...
Defence lawyers face challenges accessing and reviewing digital evidence, study shows
Defence lawyers face numerous challenges accessing and reviewing evidence from phones and computers, a new study shows. Solicitors and barristers...
Exeter expert advising G7 ministers on governance innovation for “disruptive” technology
A University of Exeter expert is advising the G7 ministers on innovative approaches to govern new “disruptive” technology such as...
Pension clawback “poorly understood” and the cause of financial distress, particularly for women, report warns
Pension clawback has been poorly understood and is the cause of significant financial implications and distress, particularly for women, a...
New landmark study into the Post Office Scandal seeks to prevent future injustices
A new landmark study into legal failings associated with the Post Office scandal aims to support improvements in culture and...