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Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge

Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
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The Faculty of Law has a thriving calendar of lectures and seminars spanning the entire gamut of legal, political and philosophical topics. Regular programmes are run by many of the Faculty's Research Centres, and a number of high-profile speakers who are leaders in their fields often speak at the Faculty on other occasions as well. Audio recordings from such events are published in our various po... more

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In this lecture, delivered at the 51st iteration of the Exploring Law Conference (ELC) at Cambridge, Lord Lloyd-Jones provides an expert overview of the United Kingdom's highest appellate bodies: the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and the Judici... more

On 28 March 2026 CELS held a seminar event on 'The Rule of Law as a (dis)unifying Value in the European Legal Order?'.

Among the rule of law's many virtues is its capacity to provide a framework for deliberating competing ideas of justice, fairness ... more

On 28 March 2026 CELS held a seminar event on 'The Rule of Law as a (dis)unifying Value in the European Legal Order?'.

Among the rule of law's many virtues is its capacity to provide a framework for deliberating competing ideas of justice, fairness ... more

On 28 March 2026 CELS held a seminar event on 'The Rule of Law as a (dis)unifying Value in the European Legal Order?'.

Among the rule of law's many virtues is its capacity to provide a framework for deliberating competing ideas of justice, fairness ... more

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Q: What inspired you to write about the 'secret life of the legal adviser' and what do you hope readers take away from your work?
I want to reveal how powerful states use legal strategies to shape outcomes, highlight the tricks some teams deploy, and encourage more transparency so less powerful actors can understand and counter these tactics.
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Q: Is it time to abolish a distinction between vertical and horizontal direct effect?
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Q: What are the risks associated with using AI for IP enforcement?
The risks include the potential for human error in data input, the inability of AI to adequately understand or make nuanced decisions without human intervention, and issues with data sharing among agencies.
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Q: Did you look into whether the right being enforced is actually valid?
Trademarks usually will be valid, but designs often won't be, and the design rights aspect is considered the weakest part of the research due to lack of cooperation from the relevant agency.
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Q: What is the proposed framework for handling AI inventions in patent law?
The suggested framework emphasizes that AI inventions are patentable based on their technical contribution rather than the nomenclature of their categorization, proposing a review of the definitions surrounding mathematical methods and technical contributions for AI.

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The content is characterized by a rich array of public lectures and discussions that explore diverse and complex legal, political, and philosophical subjects. Featuring expert speakers from the Faculty of Law at a prestigious university, the talks address contemporary issues such as data protection, employment rights, international law, and secured transactions, while tackling broader themes of governance and legal reform. Each episode presents insights from prominent academics and practitioners, engaging listeners with both theoretical and practical facets of law and ethics. The podcast stands out for its intellectual rigor and commitment to fostering critical dialogue around pressing societal issues, making it appealing to those intereste... more

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