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In this blog, Solicitor and former OU Law School central academic Siobhan Cullen writes about a recent project that aimed to gain insight into the study experiences of prisoners through the eyes of the associate lecturers.
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In our final Christmas blog, Bryony Gilbert muses on the gifts she would wish for her students.....
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In the fifth of our Christmas blog series Dr Neil Graffin writes about sanctuary and finding a home for the 'urban fox' at Christmas time.
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In the fourth blog of our Christmas series, Open Justice Centre Manager Jon-Paul Knight writes about filmmaker John Waters, author Ivy Compton-Burnett and the Christmas family argument.
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Painting - No room at the Inn by Margaret Tarrant
In our third Christmas Blog Dr Sam Woods-Peel ponders on Joseph, Mary and the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA).....
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Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin, Wakefield. West façade showing five stone panels. The second pane represents the nativity.
In todays blog, Lecturer in Law Brett Crumley writes about historic conflict and laws enacted in the sixteenth century that had a surprising effect on the landscape in which Carols might be sung at Christmas.
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First blog in our Christmas series has now gone live. Check it out here 👉
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Looking forward to getting in the festive spirit with our annual Open Justice blog series 'Legally Christmas'. Starts next week. Check it out here www5.open.ac.uk/open-justice...
