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CHONGQING, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- Dressed in a neat suit and a high ponytail, Tan Ting, a 30-year-old lawyer, is livestreaming in a studio in southwest China Chongq
★★★★★ Most practitioners can recall a particularly inspiring lecture for which they wish they had the transcript. By reworking her 2018 Clarendon Law Lectures delivered at Oxford University into Three Essays on Torts, Jane Stapleton QC considers the benefits and limitations of scholarship in examining the law of tort and its everyday application. This is a worthwhile and thought-provoking exploration presented over little more than 100 pages. Her central concept is one of reflexive tort scholarship as pursued by herself and other scholars. This type of scholarship ‘places at centre stage what judges do, how they understand their role, the reasons they give in justification of their decisions and the vital constitutional responsibility they bear to identify and articulate changes in the common law’.