Citizens’ Assemblies: reclaiming the normative power of law
In a polarised world, where many feel increasingly removed from government decision making, does deliberative democracy offer a way to restore our faith in democratic…
5 simple ways to enhance your willpower
Decision-making in everyday life can be overwhelming.
Computer says no: automated decision making and administrative law
An increasing number of governmental decisions are likely to be fully or partially automated in the future. By JULIAN PINDER and SOPHIE LLOYD.
Ensuring ethical practice: beyond policies and procedures
To better ensure ethical legal practice, law firms need to take a number of practical, cultural and psychological steps. By MICHAEL LEGG and DR JUSTINE…
What makes good lawyers turn bad?
Understanding behavioural ethics can assist in avoiding the common missteps to poor ethical decision-making and behaviour. By JUSTINE ROGERS and MICHAEL LEGG.