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45:37 Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast: Bonus Episode Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast: Bonus Episode	Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast: Bonus Episode In this bonus episode, we discuss the impact that feminist judgments can have, and how they are meaningful. In the first half of the episode, Amrita Ahluwalia-McMeddes and Gabrielle Blackburn,… law edinburgh law school scottish feminist judgments project From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 200 plays 0 Publisher narrativematters Licence Type All rights reserved
45:28 Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 3:… Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 3: Coyle v Coyle - the practice of fairness	Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 3: Coyle v Coyle - the practice of fairness Mr and Mrs Coyle were married for 25 years. After several years of being separated, Mrs Coyle filed for divorce. They had accumulated some wealth over the years, and they agreed to share this wealth… scottish feminist judgments project legal feminist analysis law edinburgh law school From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 286 plays 0 Publisher narrativematters Licence Type All rights reserved
42:04 Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 2:… Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 2: Ruxton v Lang - the importance of perspective	Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 2: Ruxton v Lang - the importance of perspective In 1998, Fiona Lang was charged under the Road Traffic Act of being in charge of a motor vehicle while over the limit: drink driving. Fiona pled the defence of necessity, saying she was fleeing in… scottish feminist judgments project legal feminist analysis law edinburgh law school From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 1,480 plays 0 Publisher narrativematters Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created September 2nd, 2020
30:29 Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 1:… Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 1: Drury - history and cultural legacies	Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast Episode 1: Drury - history and cultural legacies In 1998, Marylin McKenna was murdered by Stuart Drury. Drury was tried for her murder and was found guilty, but he appealed the decision claiming he had been provoked into killing Marylin because she… scottish feminist judgments project legal feminist analysis legal analysis drury law edinburgh law school From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 1,223 plays 0 Publisher narrativematters Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created August 18th, 2020
06:43 Scottish Feminist Judgments Project Exhibition -… Scottish Feminist Judgments Project Exhibition - Scottish Parliament	Scottish Feminist Judgments Project Exhibition - Scottish Parliament The Scottish Feminist Judgments Project is an interdisciplinary project rewriting key legal judgments from a feminist perspective. In September 2018, they brought their project to the Scottish… law edinburgh law school scottish feminist judgments project From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 34 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved
04:25 Scottish Feminist Judgments Project Scottish Feminist Judgments Project	Scottish Feminist Judgments Project The Scottish Feminist Judgments Project is part of a global series that aims to imagine how important legal cases might have been decided differently if the judge had adopted a feminist perspective.… law edinburgh law school scottish feminist judgments project From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 75 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved

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