The Winner of the Summer 2005 Essay Competition

Paul Gomm - Princess Anne and the EU (AS-8)

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Runner's up certificates awarded to ...

Stephanie Adams - Intoxication Problem Question (A2-7)

Aoife Corbett - Sentencing (AS-5)

Paul Gomm - Alternative Dispute Resolution (AS-6)

Paul Gomm - Delegated Legislation (AS-7)

Lisa Incledon - Consent and Assault (A2-5)

Lisa Incledon - Intoxication Problem Question (A2-7)

Harriet Levett - Alternative Dispute Resolution (AS-6)

Abie Maunders - Sentencing (AS-5)

Shazneen Munshi - Sentencing (AS-5)

Hannah Wilson - Theft Problem (A2-8)

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The Winner of the Autumn 2004 Essay Competition is Suzie Davis

Suzie Davis - Foresight of consequences is not the same as intent (A2-1)

A "Highly Commended" award was given to Jason Raeburn

Jason Raeburn - Lord Chancellor Essay (AS-3)

Jason Reaburn     -    Dr Peter Jepson      -    Suzie Davis

Runner's up certificates were presented to ...

Vicky Burgess - Foresight of consequences is not the same as intent (A2-1)

Suzie Davis - Defences for Murder (A2-4)

Steven Dibley - Defences for Murder (A2-4)

Paul Gomm - Lord Chancellor Essays (AS-3)

Menh Hua - Conditional Fees (AS-4)

Lisa Incledon - Reform of Secondary Offenders Legislation (A2-3)

Lisa Incledon - Are strict liability offences a necessary evil? (A2-2)

Richard Johnson - Lord Chancellor Essays (AS-3)

Simarjot Judge - Magistrates and Juries Essays (AS-2)

Taymour Keen - Magistrates and Juries Essay (AS-2)

Taymour Keen - Conditional Fees (AS-4)

Harriet Levett - Lord Chancellor Essays (AS-3)

Shazneen Munshi - Magistrates and Juries Essay (AS-2)

Sarah Neville - Are strict liability offences a necessary evil? (A2-2)

Nisha Pankhania - Magistrates and Juries Essay (AS-2)

Meagan Pitt - Education and training for lawyers this country needs (AS-1)

Kiaran Sandhu - Defences for Murder (A2-4)

Shelley Spyrides - Reform of Secondary Offenders Legislation (A2-3)