2015 Human Rights Judicial Review Competition Open
Dear All,
The 2015 Human Rights Judicial Review Competition is now open.
This competition simulates the judicial review process and this year's problem concerns the possible regulation of free speech at Universities.
This will be the third edition of the competition and the final will be held before a bench made up of human rights lawyers and members of the judiciary and witnessed by a large crowd in Middle Temple Hall.
Entries must be made in teams of two and by 13 April 2015.
For further details please see http://www.hrla.org.uk/student-sub-committee/judicial-review-competition/2015-competition-3/
Good luck,
HRLA Young Lawyers' Committee
The 2015 Human Rights Judicial Review Competition is now open.
This competition simulates the judicial review process and this year's problem concerns the possible regulation of free speech at Universities.
This will be the third edition of the competition and the final will be held before a bench made up of human rights lawyers and members of the judiciary and witnessed by a large crowd in Middle Temple Hall.
Entries must be made in teams of two and by 13 April 2015.
For further details please see http://www.hrla.org.uk/student-sub-committee/judicial-review-competition/2015-competition-3/
Good luck,
HRLA Young Lawyers' Committee
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