Exploring the theroretical justifications for the enforcement of secret trusts The Wills Act 1837, s.9 requires that all testatmentary dispositions … More

The case of Durant (2015) involved a payment of bribes totalling US$10.5 million into a bank account; while at about the same … More

Exploring the Criticisms of Rational Choice Theory and Sociological, Psychological Positivism Rational actor theory has been criticized by Cultural criminologists … More

Exploring the psychology behind genocide or mass atrocity; Do mass killers such as genocidaires and terrorists think differently from those … More

The ICC’s decision to open an investigation into possible war crimes commited in Ukraine The International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor, … More

The Death Penalty is Morally indefensible This article is written in rememberance of Nagaenthran A/L K Dharmalingam who was executed … More

This essay argues that although penological philosophies of punishment justifying judiciallysanctioned imprisonment, corporal punishment and the death penalty appear coherentin … More

In our previous analysis of Trusts powers we considered Lord Wilberforce’s interpretation of Bertram Baden’s deed in McPhail v Doulton … More

A Century of Impunity? The 20th century’s morbid legacy of death and despair did not end with the First World … More

The death toll in Gaza climbed exponentially as Israel continued its relentless airstrikes of civilian communities in Gaza city, killing … More

To some, the term multiculturalism evokes a celebration of human diversity in all its splendour, showcased within pluralistic societies boasting … More

Democratizing the Death penalty: a populist tool of technocratic governance Any attempt to justify the use of the death penalty … More