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Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge

Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
International Law
European Union
Climate Change
Artificial Intelligence
Intellectual Property
Rule Of Law
Human Rights
Copyright Law
International Court Of Justice
Self-Determination
Generative AI
Data Protection
Human Rights Act
EU Law
United Nations
Patent Law
Intellectual Property Law
European Court Of Human Rights
Domestic Homicide
Paris Agreement

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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Professor of law specializing in bankruptcy, commercial law, consumer credit and data privacy
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Associate Professor at the University of Amsterdam and international law scholar
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Episode: 'Adjudicating over Anarchy: Judicial Remedies, Compliance and Enforcement in International Law' - Prof Geraldo Vidigal, University of Amsterdam
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Jonathan Chamberlain
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Louise Gullifer
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Meet the Committee | CULSCAST Conversations Episode 8
Q: How does one even think about a moot problem?
Jack says he looks for an initially accessible problem that permits deeper reasoning, varied legal analysis, and arguments from different angles.
Meet the Committee | CULSCAST Conversations Episode 8
Q: Does anybody have any particularly exciting upcoming events that you want to speak about?
Committee members preview a non-law social, an essay competition, mooting opportunities, negotiation competitions and workshops, careers events, and a foreign exchange with the University of Malta.
Superjustice: Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Joint CELS, CPL, CPLC and CIPIL Event
Q: If AI can become better at ethical reasoning and decision-making, why should humans impose their values on AI systems, and what role should human oversight retain?
Alarie says this creates an uncomfortable tension: even if AI becomes superior at reasoning, law remains a social phenomenon, and he favors adapting systems to local communities rather than removing humans from the legal system entirely.
Superjustice: Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Joint CELS, CPL, CPLC and CIPIL Event
Q: Can we actually find alignment with what humans need and ensure AI does not develop its own ideas of humanity and legal justice?
Alarie considers a hypothetical future in which AI outperforms humans in legal reasoning and norm-setting, but says legal systems should preserve local community preferences and remain oriented toward human flourishing.
Equity in Distress: Justice and Fairness in Business Rescue: 3CL Seminar
Q: Wasn't that also similar to the duty under the UK law, where it can also be ratified by the shareholders?
Janger says the Sequana opinions indicate that the duty could not be ratified in that situation because creditor interests were implicated, while noting that he does not fully understand UK ratification law.

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A varied programme of university lectures, research-centre seminars, interviews and student conversations covering law alongside political and philosophical questions. Topics range from international criminal law, human rights, environmental law and intellectual property to EU governance, federalism and legal education. Specialist talks offer close analysis of legal doctrines and current policy debates, while interviews with scholars and practitioners connect their work to wider public issues. Student-led discussions add practical perspectives on studying law, choosing papers and managing major research projects. Speakers include senior academics, legal advocates and authors, alongside Cambridge law students sharing first-hand experience. T... more

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