CHAPTER ONE – JURISDICTION TO TRY INTERNATIONAL CRIMES This chapter will consider the jurisdiction of the Crown Court in England and Wales over war crimes, crimes against humanity (“CAH”), genocide and torture. There are four principal pieces of legislation which criminalise these international crimes and which provide a legal basis for […]
CHAPTER ONE – HISTORICAL CONTEXT Introduction Short-term lets provoke political debate, local disagreement, and occasional controversy. From relatively humble beginnings – one well-known booking platform can trace its origins back to advertising air mattresses to rent – it is now a global billion-dollar industry. The popularity of short-term lets in […]
CHAPTER ONE – COMMENCING PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ANONYMOUS FRAUDSTERS Where a person has been the victim of a fraud, the most obvious target for any civil recovery action is the person who perpetrated that fraud in the first place. However, one of the primary difficulties in any instance of cyber fraud is […]
CHAPTER TWO – DEATHS ABROAD AND INQUESTS When an individual dies abroad following a cosmetic procedure, questions will naturally arise as to how the deceased came by their death. If they died during or shortly after the procedure, why did it happen? What caused their death? Were they fit and well […]
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