Videos

6th December 2018

House of Lords AI Report Policy Impact, Implementation, and Progress

Dr Stephen Cave, University of Cambridge
Professor Jane Winters, Head of Digital Humanities, School of Advanced Study, University of London
Sheena Urwin, Head of Criminal Justice in Durham Constabulary

23rd November 2018

Information Law and Policy Annual Lecture and Conference: Transforming Cities with Artificial Intelligence: Law, Policy, and Ethics

Keynote speaker: Baroness Onora O’Neill, Crossbench Member of the House of Lords and Board Member of the Centre for the Future of Intelligence, University of Cambridge

1st November 2018

Law Reform: Implementation and independence: the Law Commission of England and Wales

Phillip Golding, Chief Executive (Law Commission of England and Wales)
Matthew Jolley, Head of Legal (Law Commission of England and Wales)

1st November 2018

Law Reform: Implementation and independence: the New Zealand Law Commission

Geoff McLay, Professor (University of Wellington) and Formerly a Commissioner of the New Zealand Law Commission 2010-2016

1st November 2018

Law Reform: Implementation and independence: the Law Commission of Ireland

Edward Donelan, Better Regulation and Legislative Drafting Expert (University of Leiden)

25th October 2018

From Archive to Database: Reflections on the History of Laws Governing Access to Information

Professor Catherine O’Regan, Bonavero Institute of Human Rights, University of Oxford
Jo Peddar, Head of Engagement, ICO
Dr David Goldberg, Senior Visiting Fellow, Institute of Computers and Communications Law, Queen Mary College
Dr Richard Danbury, Associate Research Fellow, ILPC

16th October 2018

The South China Sea Arbitration and Its Critics

Dr Kirsten Sellars, Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

20th March 2018

Reading Human Rights Morally: (Un)Certainty and Restlessness at the European Court of Human Rights

Dr Natasa Mavronicola, Special Adviser to the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture; Senior Lecturer, Birmingham Law

19th March 2018

The Case for the Federative: A Foreign Relations Power for the Age of Statutes

Professor Thomas Poole, London School of Economics

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