Hertfordshire Law Journal

Volume 1

• Foreward by Lord Slynn of Hadley
  
• Updating the Consumer Credit Directive
• The Establishment of the International Criminal Court: Institutionalising Expedience?
  
• UNCITRAL & Electronic Signatures: A Light Touch at Harmonisation
• Where Now for Iraq? Lessons from Sudanese Legal History
  
• EDI Bills of Lading: Beyond Negotiability
• Judas or Messiah? The Implications of the Mod Chip Cases for Copyright in an Electronic Age
  
• Failings in the Treatment of Electronic Signatures
  
• The Advisory Functions of the Attorney-General
  
• The New European Commission Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications
• Updating the Consumer Credit Directive: Will this prove to be the key to ensuring the success of eEurope?
• Some thoughts upon the proper role of Equity in commercial transactions provoked by the Twinsectra case
  
• Maintenance and support agreements – crucial requirements
  
• Yet More Competition Law Reform in the UK: the underlying issues may not be new, but this time it’s personal.
  
• Technology, Speech, Law & Ignorance: The state of Free Speech in Sweden
  
• The Never Ending Dispute: Legal Theories on the Spatial Demarcation Boundary Plane between Airspace and Outer Space
  
• A French perspective on ...Misleading advertising campaigns for Internet access
• Biopiracy within the Pharmaceutical Industry: A Stark Illustration of just how Abusive, Manipulative and Perverse the Patenting Process can be towards Countries of the South
  

Volume 2

• Editorial
  
• Direct marketing – The new rules
  
• The Evolution of Smart Cards: The Moneo test
  
• Trusted? Third? Parties
  
• Members of Centre for International Law Present Paper at British & Irish Law, Education and Technology Association Annual Conference held at University of Durham 26 March 2004
• Electronic Bills of Lading: Legal Obstacles and Solution
• Cyberspace and E-Finance
  
• Roll on the 14th Directive – Case law fails to solve the problems of corporate mobility within the EU – again
  
• The Human Rights Act Three Years On
  
• A Case harshly treated? Watteau v Fenwick re-evaluated
  
• Refugee Law and the Displacement Loophole
  
• A new right of privacy following the House of Lords decision in Naomi Campbell –v- MGN Limited?
  

Volume 3

• Editorial
  
• A short analysis of the exile of an indigenous population from beginning to end
  
• The United States of America: Execution of the Death Penalty?
  
• University of Hertfordshire, School of Law - Student Essay Competition
  
• Harry Potter and the Separation of Powers: A Law and Literature Review of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
  
• Editorial
  
• Does Europe still need a Fourteenth Company Law Directive?
  
• The changes to the Distance Selling Regulations – are they likely to rock the boat?
  
• Is the law effective in protecting market s from insider trading?
  

Volume 4

• Editorial
  
• Internet Pharmacies: Global threat requires a global approach to regulation
  
• Not sympathy but justice: Natalie Evans v Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990
• Muscat: Judicial Sensitivity Rather Than Creativity?
  
• Politics, civic culture and the responsibility of journalists
  
• Internet Governance: The United States won the battle, but will the Internet win the war?
  
• Closing the digital divide: who will invest in universal access?
  
• The European Union’s New Competition Approach and Arbitration
  
• Internationalized criminal courts: Sierra Leone, East Timor, Kosovo and Cambodia.
  
• Romalpa thirty years on – still an enigma?
  
• Strategic Police Forces – one step further in the gradual decline of localised policing?
• Should you waive your Privilege? Some issues to consider
  
• Online Role Play Games – The Legal Response
• Tackling Child Trafficking & Bonded Labour in Human and Labour Rights Parameters
  
• Business Methods and Software Patenting
  

Volume 5

• Editorial
  
• File-Sharers: Criminals, Civil Wrongdoers or the Saviours of the Entertainment Industry? A Research Study into Behaviour, Motivational Rationale & Legal Perception Relating to Cyber Piracy
  
• The Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications Networks and Services: 'Pan European Benefits Disconnected By National Interests'
  
• Human Rights and Shari’a: An Essay on the development and use of Shari’a in Islamic States and its meaning for Women in Iran, a country with a history of criticism from Human Rights groups and the United Nations
• Surfacing a Submerged Right: Thoughts on the Structural Origins of the Terrorism of the Weak
  
• A New Human Rights Culture and Deliberate Constitutionalisation
  

Volume 6

• Editorial
  
• A Formulaic Approach to the Basel II Accord’s First Pillar
  
• ‘Characteristic’ ain’t always ‘proper’! How has the concept of ‘characteristic performance’ influenced ‘the proper law of the contract’ doctrine?
  
• What is the Rule of Caveat Emptor and to What Extent Does Part V of the Housing Act 2004 Undermine the Rule?
  
• Logistics of Information is the antidote against insider trading Dr Georgios I Zekos*
• Native Americans and the Eagle Feather Law