Nottingham Law Journal
The Centre for Legal Research publishes the Nottingham Law Journal.
The Journal was founded in 1977 (as the Trent Law Journal), changing to its current title in 1992. It is peer-reviewed and normally published in two issues (summer and winter). From 2012 the Journal will be published as an annual yearbook in late spring. The Journal is included in the indicative holding list of the Library Standard published by the Society of Legal Scholars (2003 standard).
Papers and case notes for the next edition of the Nottingham Law Journal are now invited for submission; see the call for papers
for more details.
The Journal hosts a series of occasional lectures at the Law School, given by a distinguished speaker on a topical legal subject. Recent lectures, which are published in the Journal, include:
- Mr Geoffrey Hoon MP, Minister of State at the Lord Chancellor's Department, Modernising Justice
- Mr Peter Riddell, Assistant Editor (Politics), 'The Times', The New Challenges to Parliament - How the Commons has yet to find a role for the 1990s
- Mr Christopher Muttukumaru, Secretary to the Scott Inquiry, 'The Quality of fairness is not constrained': The Procedures of the Scott Inquiry
- Ms Kamlesh Bahl, Chairwoman of the Equal Opportunities Commission, Equal Opportunities and the law: Catalyst for change?
- Mr Michael Napier, Senior Partner Irwin Mitchell, solicitors, Group Litigation: Past, present and future
- Mr Stephen Mayson, Managing Partner (London) Hilderbrandt Management Consultants, The Future of the Legal Profession.
Notes for contributors
Contributors to Nottingham Law Journal may find the following documents useful.
