As the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the lives of thousands of people worldwide, the problem of timely access to affordable medicines has intensified today. Based on past
experience of accessing medicines for life-threatening diseases there is a justifiable fear that access to any vaccines and treatments that are eventually developed [...]
Medical Law International, Ahead of Print. The provision of lifesaving treatment subject to severely limited resources can lead to serious moral dilemmas and legal challenges
on many levels. The issue becomes particularly acute in a crisis such as the current Covid-19 pandemic. [...]
International Criminal Justice Review, Ahead of Print. School-based youth violence is a worldwide concern. One common approach to dealing with this problem is implementing
state-sponsored intervention programs for large populations of pupils. However, there is a growing concern that school-based interventions (SBIs) are being implemented [...]
Common law treats cases of misfire in which the actor has a valid defence in relation to either the intended victim or the victim actually harmed as particular instances of
‘transferred malice’. It is said that just as the actor’s intention is fictitiously ‘transferred’ from the intended victim to the victim harmed so are defences, [...]
