In this article, we are going to be looking at the concept of the separation of powers, the principle that structures and separates lawmaking and enforcing bodies in the UK. Written by Sarah Josiah
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In this series of articles, we are going to explore the complex law of discrimination further. This article focuses on discrimination in relation to race. Written by Richard Carruthers.
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In this series of articles, we are going to explore the complex law of discrimination further. This article focuses on discrimination in relation to religion. Written by Daniel Powell.
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Artificial intelligence is a term that often crops up when discussing technological advances. There are fears that it will take away human jobs and even harm people. In this article, we look at what artificial intelligence is and what legislation the European Parliament is proposing whilst considering the risks and benefits of AI. Written by Janet Wong.
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A copy of our December newsletter! Read our interview with the Secret Barrister, our recommended watch, a Christmas message from our Director and much more.
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Leducate’s justice diaries is an insight into the daily lives of those in the legal profession. This month we were delighted to speak with ‘The Secret Barrister’. See what they have to say here.
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This year the United Nations have set the theme for Human Rights Day (10th December 2020) as ‘standing up for human rights’. We’ve had a look at human rights in the perspective of the unusual year that 2020 has been. Written by Sarah Josiah
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Join Leducate on Giving Day 2020, where we give our thanks to those special teachers who have made an impact on our lives.
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Debt has become an integral part of modern society and you will likely take on some kind of debt during your life, whether it be university fees, a mortgage or a bank overdraft. In this article, we look specifically as ‘payday loans’, what they are and their benefits and disadvantages. Written by Olivia Burn.
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Leducate again took part in the London Legal Walk this year. With current restrictions, it was a little different from last year, yet still a huge success. Find out what challenges the team tackled!
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With the changes recently recommended by the Law Commission, volunteer, Hannah, takes a look at what the Official Secrets Act is, why it is important, and what the recommended changes are.
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In this edition of Leducate Explains, Frankie explains to what devolution is and how it works for the different parts of the United Kingdom.
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A copy of our quarterly newsletter!
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In this article, we take a closer look at contracts and the fine print. We check how important it is to read a contract before you sign it and what an ‘unfair’ term might be. Written by Janet Wong.
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Leducate’s justice diaries is an insight into the daily lives of those in the legal profession. This month we were delighted to speak with barrister Mohsin Zaidi. See what he has to say here.
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We take a closer look at counterfeit and knockoff goods, and the confusing world of trademarks. We look at what they are, what the difference is and how to spot them. Written by Sarah Josiah.
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As the Legal Law draws to a close, Leducate looks at some of the highlights of the legal year, looking at what a legal year is, important cases and key legislation of the 2019-2020 legal year. Written by Ceri Blower.
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This article explains how laws are made in the UK. This article was written by Frankie Crossley, for Leducate Explains, a series explaining complex legal terminology used in everyday life.
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This article explains discrimination in the UK. The piece what laws are in place to prevent discrimination and how discrimination can appear in many different ways. This article was written by Georgia-Mae Chung, a Leducate volunteer for Leducate Explains, a series explaining complex legal terminology used in everyday life.
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On the 17th July 2020, Leducate joins the celebrations for ‘world day for international justice 2020’. Read the article by Ceri Blower and Olivia English to find out more about what International Justice means and why it is so important.
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