United Kingdom Journals

		[2009] 3 Web JCLI

	Legal Education Special Issue SLS Conference 2008
	Editorial, Chris Ashford and Helen James. 'Collegiality and Change in Higher Education - A Case of Herding Cats?' Mark O’Brien, Principal Lecturer in Law, University of the West of England, Bristol 'We Should Look to Legal Theory to Inform the Teaching of Substantive Law' Graham Ferris, Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University 'Legal Education in Practice: An Initial Survey' Chris Ashford, Senior Lecturer in Law, Department of Law, University of Sunderland
	UKCLE LILAC Conference 2009 The papers in this section are revised versions of papers originally delivered at the 2009 UKCLE LILAC Conference. The UKCLE is the subject centre for law of the Higher Education Academy. The Learning in Law Annual Conference (LILAC) has been held each January since 1999 and is UKCLE's key event for legal education researchers. The conference goes from strength to strength, attracting participants from around the world as well as from UK law schools, the professional bodies and vocational training providers. Further papers from LILAC are available on the UKCLE website.
	'Using an Enquiry-Based Learning Project to Develop Criminological Understanding', Paul Almond, School of Law, University of Reading 'Equality in Legal Assessment: A Scoping Study', Melanie Crofts BA, LLM, Senior Lecturer, and Simon Sneddon, LLB, MA, Senior Lecturer, University Teaching Fellow, University of Northampton. 'Changing the Field: Recognizing the Importance of Communication Methodology in the 21st Century American Law School', Bonnie McAlister, Executive Coach in Residence and Stephen Friedland, Director, Center For Engaged Learning, Elon University School of Law, Greensboro, North Carolina. 'Exhuming Human Remains from Case Law: the Role of Narrative Research in Legal Education', Dr Dawn Watkins, LL.B (Hons), PhD, Solicitor of the Supreme Court (non-practising), Lecturer in Law, University of Leicester. 'Legal Education and the Democratic Imagination', Ian Ward, Professor of Law, Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University.
	Case Notes
	'Copyright and commercial slogans' Jonathan Barrett, Senior Lecturer, School of Business, The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand 'Police Powers: Article 5 ECHR and Crowd Control' Genevieve Lennon, PhD student, School of Law, University of Leeds
	Book Reviews
	Books available for review June 2009 Dr Karen Hulme, Dept of Law, University of Essex

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