By Natasha Bailey
Joseph Parker was indicted for that at the Sessions of Gaol-Delivery holden at the Old-Baily… [he] was duly convicted of stealing the Goods of the said Rice Price, to the value of 4 s. and 10 d. and
Do you have the 5th week blues? Are you getting tangled up in tort, confused by contract or enraged by equity? Maybe it’s time to take a break… Research suggests that short breaks can actually boost your motivation and focus,
By Ronald Richenburg
“Born on the Fourth of July” is the catchy title of a celebrated film, based on a book, which references a humorous patriotic American song with roots going back to the 18th century. Although in the film
Content warning: this blog post contains historic language and views and discussions of topics which may be upsetting.
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These can all be found in the Official Papers collection of the Law Library on the Ground Floor.
By Natasha Bailey
This post is the first of a series looking at the LawBod’s pre-1800 collections (yes, we do have them!) and one of (hopefully) several on cases that have caught my eye from the proceedings of the Old
On 17th October 1964 the Bodleian Law Library formally opened its doors… 60 years on, the library still looks remarkably similar to the day it opened!
Readers still enter via the original wood and glass doors and step into the reading
Saturday 12 October marked the start of the Law Library reverting to term time opening hours. This means each weekend we will be open 10am to 7pm, and Monday through to Friday we will open at 9am and close at
