The latest lowdown on law and order
Hampshire Police have been in touch again and asked us to tell you about the latest scams, services, and ways you can influence how the law develops.
Tag: law
The day art was banned
AI is, predictably, getting into hot water amid law suits where artists and their supporters are trying to sue companies that created and own the AI that have begun ‘scraping’ (learning from observing) artists works and producing new works based on what it has learned and then copyrighting these works.
Join the grand criminological tradition
Criminology has enjoyed a long and proud tradition from Enlightenment thinker and opponent of the death penalty, Cesare Beccaria, in the 18th century seeking sweeping reforms of the criminal justice systems of his day to focus on the prevention of crime …
Freedom of Information Act
The Freedom of Information Act (2000) is here to stay, at least for the moment. While politicians are renowned for turning their policies around with terrifying alacrity, the the UK Cabinet Office Minister Matt Hancock confirmed in a statement on …
Digital democracy
According to Walter Benjamin, history is written by the winners. Should we therefore be worried that copies of parliamentary papers are no longer being given to our national and other legal deposit libraries or that the pdfs published online by TSO (The Stationery …
800 years of Magna Carta
Signed by King John of England to calm an angry nobility in 1215, Magna Carta, ‘The Great Charter’, is one of the most famous documents in the world, redefining the relationship between ruler. Despite not being the first act of its kind …
