The Cambridge Student Law Review runs an essay competition and invites UNDERGRADUATE law students to submit essays in the field of CRIMINAL LAW for consideration for publication by our editorial board.
The topic of the essay competition is the following:
"(T)he academic lawyer´s gratuitously artificial notion that one´s intentions must include whatever effect of one´s conduct one foresees as certain (is) a notion foreign to common-sense, sound philosophy, and much recent judicial authority." (JOHN FINNIS) Discuss.
Submissions should not exceed 1,500 words and will be open until 12 March 2010. Essays can be submitted through the electronic submission service on our website. The prize is worth £100 and the winning essay will be published in our Spring 2010 issue.
For more information, please see the poster attached or e-mail cslr2006@gmail.com.