I crowdsourced this reading list... for new [and old] law students who want to broaden their horizons and reflect on the ambivalent nature law itself, having both the potential for freedom & unfreedom. A Reading List for New Law Students folukeafrica.com/a-reading-list… via Prof Folúkẹ́ Adébísí

🎉This is a huge win for our client who won't be sent to Rwanda - his claim will be processed in the UK. But what about the other 50,000 still in limbo and why does the Home Sec. appear to have left open possibility that flights could still take place? independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/…

I'm among the signatories to this:

From the latest PROOF magazine: Jailed over a groupchat As seven of the ten boys implicated in the #Manchester10 case await the result of their request to appeal their convictions, find out more about this harrowing case and #JointEnterprise convictions thejusticegap.com/proof-6-jailed…

a brilliant initiative & enjoying my copy! copies will be available @sussexlaw for colleagues to enjoy and discuss with students

this year's conference looking great & happily I think my teaching schedule might allow me to attend in person this year. The annual lecture will be given by danah boyd danah.org

"All of us" won't fit in a room with the Peter Kyle and Matt Clifford so who *should* be included in Department for Science, Innovation and Technology roundtables to represent all our interests as they decide the future of AI? What even is civil society and why should anyone listen to them? Let's go.

Colleagues at SLS are taking part in the Brighton Legal Walk 2024 to raise funds for free legal advice agencies tomorrow! For more information and donate, follow the link below: londonlegalsupporttrust.enthuse.com/pf/university-…

thanks for the terrific event and initiative, great to hear the student responses too. We'll have an ad hoc discussion group Sussex Law next month for students and staff / cc. Bal Sokhi-Bulley