Dr Shona Wilson Stark

"Section 4 of the Human Rights Act 1998: Still Standing, or Standing Still?" (SLS Annual Seminar, the Human Rights Act after 22 Years (London, November 2022))

"Individuality and Consistency in Public Law" (Fellows' Research Evening, Girton College, University of Cambridge)

"Non-Fettering, Legitimate Expectations and Consistency of Policy: Separate Compartments or Single Principle?" (Centre for Public Law Seminar, University of Cambridge)

"Separate Compartments or Single Principle? Non-fettering, Consistency of Policy and Legitimate Expectations" (The Frontiers of Public Law, Third Biennial Public Law Conference, Melbourne Law School)

"Law Reform Commissions in the Common Law World" (Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, Frankfurt)

"Another Fine Mess: Article 5 of the ECHR" (Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, Dublin)

"HLA Hart's Secondary Rules: What Do "Officials" Really Think?" (Faculty of Law, University of Bergen )

"Facing Facts: Judicial Approaches to Section 4 of the Human Rights Act 1998" (Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, Oxford)

"Criminal Evidence Reform in Scotland" (Royal Society of Edinburgh Evidence Workshop, Glasgow)

"To take and keep under review all the law: the Law Commissions' exercise of discretion" (Glasgow Forum for Scots Law, University of Glasgow)

"Promoting Law Reform: by Means of Draft Bills or Otherwise" (Fifty Years of the Law Commissions: The Dynamics of Law Reform Now, Then and Next, An International Conference at the UK Supreme Court, London)

"The Reality of the British Constitution" (Constitution Society, Constitution Unit and UK Constitutional Law Association conference, "Approaching the tipping point? The UK Constitution and the 2015 General Election", with David Howarth)

"The Law Commissions and Law Reform" (Centre For Public Law Seminar, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge)

"The Law Commissions and Law Reform" (Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, Edinburgh)

"Fifty Years of the British Law Commissions: Work in Progress" (Paper presented to the Law Commission)

"Promoting Law Reform: An Examination of the Scottish Law Commission" (University of Edinburgh, Scots Law Research Conference)

"An Examination of the Scottish Law Commission: Work in Progress" (Paper presented to the Scottish Law Commission)

"Law Reform ... Now? Fifty Years of the British Law Commissions" (Girton College Graduate Research Seminar)