Department of Laws - Essay Competition

When a Laws Teacher marks an essay - i.e. an essay set for homework or undertaken as part of revision - it is automatically assessed for the Laws Essay Competition.  The below essays have been short-listed ...

Reading a short-listed essay is a great way to revise ...

The winner of the 'Department of Laws Essay Competition' for Spring 2004 is Lisa Incledon for her essay "Princess Anne and EU Law".

All entrants, along with Lisa, will be presented with prizes at the 'Law Mooting Competition' on the 14th July 2004.

Spring 2004 - Shortlisted essays

Rachel Ackers (A2 Law) - Can you consent to an assault?

Kierendeep Chahal (AS Law) - Delegated Legislation

James Coveney (AS Law) - ADR Essay

Hayley Davies (AS Law) - Sentencing Essays

Suzie Davis (AS Law) - The Aims of Sentencing

Steven Dibley (AS Law) - ADR Essay

Maria Georgian (AS/A2 Law) - Theft Problem Question

Kayleigh Gregory (AS Law) - Delegated Legislation

Lisa Incledon (AS Law) - Delegated Legislation

Lisa Incledon (AS Law) - Princess Anne and EU Law

Sean McCaughey (A2 Law) - Necessity can never be a defence for murder

Paul Powlesland (A2 Law) - Necessity can never be a defence to murder

Paul Powlesland (A2 Law) - Can you consent to an assault?

Winning essays from the Autumn 2002 - Spring 2003 - Autumn 2003 Essay Competitions