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Assessing the Effectiveness of International Law in Prosecuting Heads of State: The Case of Omar al-Bashir

by Joe Murray | May 22, 2025 | Academic

By Grace Zurbrügg Image Source: Council of Europe https://www.coe.int/sk/web/commissioner/-/international-criminal-court-needs-robust-and-long-term-support Established in 2002, the International Criminal Court (ICC), was created to bring perpetrators of genocide, war...
Domestic Abuse Victim Turned Cold-Blooded Killer? Reforming Loss of Self-Control in the Domestic Homicide Context

Domestic Abuse Victim Turned Cold-Blooded Killer? Reforming Loss of Self-Control in the Domestic Homicide Context

by Joe Murray | Feb 25, 2025 | Academic

Image taken from One Thousand Words, a bank of free stock images for the meaningful representation of domestic abuse in media. © Laura Dodsworth By: Joe Murray Introduction  When victims of domestic abuse, particularly female victims, kill their abusers, the law...

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Applications for the General Committee for Hilary Applications for the General Committee for Hilary 2025 are now open! Similarly to last term, in your application you will be asked to indicate your preferred General Committee position i.e. Marketing Officer, which we hope to assign to you if you are elected to the General Committee. Please do note however that final assignments may vary slightly based on the election results and the demand for each role. AVAILABLE POSITIONS: Events Officer * Organising socials * Booking venues * Liaising with organisers and guests * Setting up events and ensuring they run smoothly Membership Officer * Creating stash * Aiding in organising President’s Drinks * Helping relaunch the Verdict blog Marketing Officer * Promoting upcoming events on social media * Posting sponsorship material * Making reels and other content Diversity Officer * Working with the Executive Committee to improve diversity and accessibility * Planning a diversity panel talk * Collaborating with other societies Welfare Officer * Organising welfare socials * Organising committee socials * Supporting Freshers through Mods Mentorship Officer * Initiating phase 2 of the mentorship scheme * Reaching out to potential mentors * Pairing mentees with mentors ELIGIBILITY To apply for the General Committee, candidates must be paid members of the Oxford Law Society. APPLICATION PROCESS Interested candidates should send an email to sriganesh.murugan@new.ox.ac.uk by 23:59 on Tuesday, 10th December 2024, with the following information: * Personal Details: Name, College, Subject, and Year of Study. * Manifesto: Maximum of 100 words. * Your Preferred Position on Committee i.e. Membership Officer Your manifesto might benefit from referencing any events you’ve attended as part of the Society, your suitability for the role, and your ideas for the upcoming term. We look forward to receiving your applications!
One final event to finish off the term ✨✨ Jo One final event to finish off the term ✨✨ Join Cleary Gottlieb for an exclusive online presentation as they dissect the intricacies of a high-profile M&A deal. 🤝 Gain valuable insights into the legal, strategic, and commercial considerations behind the scenes. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts in transactional law! 🔎💼 The event will be taking online so please sign-up below in order to receive the webinar link 🔗 https://forms.gle/ezEfkwFKq9S4BJcm8
Interviews and assessment centres can be a dauntin Interviews and assessment centres can be a daunting process 😰, so this session with the University of Law aims to demystify the process 🪄, explaining what you may expect to face in these situations 🤔, and providing opportunities to practice typical tasks 🙋‍♀️; as we all know, practise makes perfect! No matter what career path you go down, interview skills are essential so be sure to come along! 👀🫵 No membership required 🤩✨ Please register your interest below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVeB0NblOVgmKAS-KQwGBkhaIOjD7qDwRwXhFcvbpZ12GwEg/viewform
⏰ Calling all first years interested in a career ⏰ Calling all first years interested in a career in Commercial Law… Applications for Slaughter and May’s Spring Forward Programme and Spring Open Days close on 3 January 2025! ⏰ WHO CAN APPLY? The Spring Forward Programme is for first year law students (and second years on a 4-year degree) from lower socio-economic and/or ethnic minority backgrounds. The Spring Open Days are for first year law and non-law students (and 2nd years on a 4-year degree). FIND OUT MORE Find out more about both opportunities through the links in @slaughterandmaycareers bio, and sign up for the firm’s Application Q&A on Tuesday 10 December for top hints and tips on applying for these! (link also in bio) Good luck with your applications!
Looking for a fun Saturday evening to destress fro Looking for a fun Saturday evening to destress from term work? 🌟♣️♦️ This Saturday, the Oxford Law Society will be teaming up with the Oxford Finance Society for a thrilling Poker Night! Whether you’re a seasoned player or a complete beginner, this event is perfect for everyone. This is a fantastic opportunity to unwind, meet new people, and show off your poker skills. 📈 Come to Trinity College’s Garden Room at 8pm ❤️♠️ Pizza and drinks included;)
Join us for an insightful panel discussion on the Join us for an insightful panel discussion on the evolving role of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations in the legal profession. ♻️♻️ Featuring esteemed experts from leading firms and institutions, this event will explore how ESG is shaping corporate strategy, regulatory compliance, and dispute resolution.💼 Whether you're considering a career in ESG law or simply curious about its implications for the legal sector, this panel offers a unique opportunity to learn from top professionals and ask your burning questions.🙋‍♀️🙋🙋‍♂️ 📅 Friday 29th November ⏰5:30-7:00 📍Fitzhugh Auditorium, Cohen Quad (Walton Street) No membership required so feel free to bring along your friends! Register your interest below! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfttyD3efJHwsnXEUx3RpEi6XEETFmWS4A-MmNOw_fOkL_t2w/viewform
🧐Want to find out more about the firm that acte 🧐Want to find out more about the firm that acted for Lehman Brothers back in 2008? Come along to a presentation with Weil, Gotshal & Manges! 🗂️Lawyers from this leading American law firm will be analysing and delving into a recent corporate case study. This will be an excellent opportunity for anyone eager to find out more about what working as a commercial solicitor is like! 🥂This session will be followed by a networking session with wine and canapés! 📅Monday 25 November ⏰17:00-19:00 📍Trinity College Auditorium ✍️Register your interest here: https://forms.gle/59jnnqi3vDSnvfVdA
Apply to Weil's Vacation Scheme now! Spring Schem Apply to Weil's Vacation Scheme now! Spring Scheme: 22 April - 2 May 2025 Summer Scheme: 16 - 27 June 2025 You can apply for this opportunity if you are a penultimate-year law student, or a finalist or graduate from any degree discipline. Applications close 15 December 2024.
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