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Margaret McGlynn Department of History, Western University, London, CanadaMargaret McGlynn is a professor of history and vice-provost (academic planning, policy and faculty) at Western University, London, Ontario, Canada. Most of her research in (The Journal of Legal History, 13.04.2026)
Seeping into Prosecution: The Men Who Spoke for the King in Early Tudor England
Jonathan Ainslie School of Law, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UKJonathan Ainslie is a Lecturer in Private Law at the University of Aberdeen, with a research focus on the influence of the civilian legal tradition on contemporary issues in Sco (The Journal of Legal History, 13.04.2026)
The Irrevocability of Jus Quaesitum Tertio: Stair and the Roman-Dutch Law
(The Journal of Legal History, 31.03.2026)
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Sir John Baker (The Journal of Legal History, 31.03.2026)
Migrations of Manuscripts 2025
Leslie Dodd (The Journal of Legal History, 31.03.2026)
Scottish Legal History Group Report 2025
Philip Handler Department of Law, University of Manchester, Manchester, UKPhilip Handler is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Manchester. (The Journal of Legal History, 24.02.2026)
Malice Aforethought in England, 1785–1967
Ido Israelowich Department of Classics, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, IsraelProf. Ido Israelowich is Chair of the Department of Classics at Tel Aviv University. He holds a D.Phil. from the University of Oxford and a Habilitation from Universitä (The Journal of Legal History, 02.02.2026)
Cognitiones Revisited: Active and Passive Judicial Scrutiny
Frances Hamilton School of Law, University of Reading, Reading, UKFrances Hamilton is an Associate Professor in the School of Law where she teaches Gender and Law, Law and Society and EU Law. She researches around issues connected with gender an (The Journal of Legal History, 30.01.2026)
The Formation, Progress and Legacy of the Committee on the Employment of Married Women in the 1920s
(The Journal of Legal History, 24.11.2025)
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Stephanie Dropuljic Law School, University of Exeter, Exeter, UKStephanie Dropuljic is a lecturer in criminal evidence and criminal law at the University of Exeter. (The Journal of Legal History, 16.10.2025)
The Archival Sources and the Administration of Criminal Justice: Using the Scottish Justiciary Court Records

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