The Faculty of Law in the University of Oxford is one of the largest in the United Kingdom. It is a federation of thirty law schools in the colleges of the University. Legal scholars in the colleges and University are members of the Faculty, which coordinates and supports the teaching and writing of one hundred fifty three academics. We admit and support and teach and examine a diverse and outstanding body of students from all parts of the British Isles and from all over the world. Our student-to-faculty ratio is approximately 7:1.

Which special measure? A guide for adults giving evidence in cases of rape or sexual assault
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Which special measure? A guide for adults giving evidence in cases of rape or sexual assault
Empowering Black Students: Building an Inclusive Campus Experience at Oxford University
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Empowering Black Students: Building an Inclusive Campus Experience at Oxford University
Space, Crime, and the City: Henri Lefebvre and Criminological Research
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Space, Crime, and the City: Henri Lefebvre and Criminological Research
Incentivising Aesthetic Progress: Intellectual Property, Art and Design
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Incentivising Aesthetic Progress: Intellectual Property, Art and Design
Human Rights in Domestic Abuse Proceedings
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Human Rights in Domestic Abuse Proceedings
Mental Capacity, Choice and the Law
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Mental Capacity, Choice and the Law
Beyond the Barriers: Exploring Access to Family Justice for Women in Prison in England and Wales
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Beyond the Barriers: Exploring Access to Family Justice for Women in Prison in England and Wales
Quill Kukla: Consent to Sex in a Non-Ideal World
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Quill Kukla: Consent to Sex in a Non-Ideal World
Rachel Tolley: Sexual Deception
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Rachel Tolley: Sexual Deception
Michelle Dempsey: Sexual Wrongdoing in the Past
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Michelle Dempsey: Sexual Wrongdoing in the Past
Kimberly Ferzan: How to Think Like a Lawyer about Rape
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Kimberly Ferzan: How to Think Like a Lawyer about Rape
Ariel Ezrachi elected to Professorship of Competition Law
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Ariel Ezrachi elected to Professorship of Competition Law
Assize Seminar 18 November 2022: Cutting Edge Criminal Law - Clement Tolley
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Assize Seminar 18 November 2022: Cutting Edge Criminal Law - Clement Tolley
Assize Seminar 18 November 2022: Cutting Edge Criminal Law - Jarvis
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Assize Seminar 18 November 2022: Cutting Edge Criminal Law - Jarvis
Assize Seminar 18 November 2022: Cutting Edge Criminal Law - Turner
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Assize Seminar 18 November 2022: Cutting Edge Criminal Law - Turner
Assize Seminar 14 May 2021. Gabrielle Watson. Ethical Perspectives on the Guilty please.
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Assize Seminar 14 May 2021. Gabrielle Watson. Ethical Perspectives on the Guilty please.
Assize Seminar 14 May 2021. Abenaa Owusu-Bempah. The Irrelevance of Rap.
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Assize Seminar 14 May 2021. Abenaa Owusu-Bempah. The Irrelevance of Rap.
Assize Seminar 14 May 2021. Mark Dsouza. False Beliefs and Consent to Sex.
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Assize Seminar 14 May 2021. Mark Dsouza. False Beliefs and Consent to Sex.
Bonavero Discussion Group - Climate Crisis Litigation: A new Era?
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Bonavero Discussion Group - Climate Crisis Litigation: A new Era?
Book launch – ‘Tort Litigation against Transnational Corporations’ by Dr Ekaterina Aristova
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Book launch – ‘Tort Litigation against Transnational Corporations’ by Dr Ekaterina Aristova
Bonavero Discussion Group: Can forced labour import bans raise labour standards in supply chains?
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Bonavero Discussion Group: Can forced labour import bans raise labour standards in supply chains?
The Eric Barendt Annual Media Law Lecture- Nani Jansen Reventlow: Free speech, power, and liberation
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The Eric Barendt Annual Media Law Lecture- Nani Jansen Reventlow: Free speech, power, and liberation
Socio-Legal Annual Lecture 2024 – Prof Annelise Riles
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Socio-Legal Annual Lecture 2024 – Prof Annelise Riles
Victims and the Labour of Justice at the International Criminal Court: The Blame Cascade
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Victims and the Labour of Justice at the International Criminal Court: The Blame Cascade
Unsettling States: From Civilizing Security to Decolonizing Police in the Anglosphere, and Beyond
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Unsettling States: From Civilizing Security to Decolonizing Police in the Anglosphere, and Beyond
Understanding women’s legal worlds in Delhi’s rape trial courts
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Understanding women’s legal worlds in Delhi’s rape trial courts
OLBA Changemakers Interview with Nelson Enonchong
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OLBA Changemakers Interview with Nelson Enonchong
Courts and Elections in South Africa: (cont. below)
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Courts and Elections in South Africa: (cont. below)
Bonavero Discussion Group - More Equal Than Others: Humans and the Rights of Other Animals
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Bonavero Discussion Group - More Equal Than Others: Humans and the Rights of Other Animals
What Kind of Order do we Want
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What Kind of Order do we Want