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King's Bench Essay Prize Winners

We are happy to announce that Ravi Mehta has won the inaugural King's Bench Essay Prize. Catherine Greenwood and Dominic Hatje came second and third respectively.
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The Big Interview: Matt O'Connor

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Front cover June 2008

Content recently added to the website:

• Editorial Response

The publication of Basil Haady's article ("Homosexuality: The Big Debate", pg 26) in the last issue of King's Bench has effected a [...]

• Does EU law need to protect fundamental human rights?

This was the winning essay in the King's Bench Essay Prize 2008. "[E]ven if, in the areas which fall outside the scope of the Community's [...]

• Does EU law need to protect fundamental human rights?

This essay placed second in the King's Bench Essay Prize 2008. Although the protection of fundamental human rights has occupied a progressively high [...]

• Does EU law need to protect fundamental human rights?

This essay placed third in the King's Bench Essay Prize 2007-2008. This is a question that has three aspects to it. One avenue, that this question [...]

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