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Question: The Law of Medical Negligence

Answer: One case has overshadowed medical negligence for over 40 years, Bolam v Friern Barnet Hospital Management Committee set the rules which medical...

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Question: Would A No Fault Regime be Better than the Current Negligence-Based System of Compensating Victims of Medical Accidents?

Answer: The current system of compensating victims of medical accidents is based on ‘tort law’ and proof of ‘negligence’. Tort law “concerns compensable...

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Question: Discuss the different interpretations of 'the Bolam test' (see Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee [1957] 2 All ER 118). Critically evaluate the impact of the Bolam test in relation to key cases, particularly with reference to the Bolitho case. (see Bolitho v City and Hackney Health Authority [1997] 4 All ER 771; or [1998] AC 232).

Answer: Throughout human history the amount of situations arising out of peoples careless or negligent acts is parallel and inevitably adjoined with man's...

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Question: Analysis of Fingerprint Evidence using Digital Imaging Techniques

Answer: Digital Imaging for Fingerprint Enhancement (DIFE) involves the conversion of a picture or image of a print into a digital file, usually...

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Question: Without some general understanding of the historical development of English property law, and in particular of the influence of Equity, it would be very difficult to make sense of the modern law.’
Explain and discuss, with particular reference to the historical development of the ‘use’ or ‘trust’.

Answer: In order to satisfy this essay question, I am to begin by looking at Equity and its general development and discuss the...

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Question: ‘For my part, I do not think that the time has yet arrived when it is possible to state the law in a way which will deal with all the practical problems which may arise in this difficult field, consistently with everything said in the cases.’

Consider whether this statement is still true today.

Answer: The quotation above was expressed by Mustill L.J in the case of Grant v Ewards . It considers the position of the...

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Question: Critically evaluate the Due Process and Crime Control models of justice.

Answer: The Due Process Model (DPM) is known as obstacle course justice with an ideology that relies on the formal structure of the...

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Question: ‘Law is a seamless system with its own autonomy. It provides one correct answer to any cases, difficult or not, by application of its rules, precedents, principles and spirit.’ Discuss.

Answer: In this article, I will try to analyse the above statement by using Ronald Dworkin's and Herbert L. A. Hart's theories respectively...

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Question: Differentiate and assess how H.L.A. Hart and John Austin perceived the nature of law.

Answer: H.L.A. Hart and John Austin remain two of the most prominent figures in the tradition of positive law. John Austin being the...

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Question: What is the role of recognition in international law?

Answer: The legal relationship between states in international law which is an important requirement of statehood raises the question of recognition. The state...

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