Criminal Justice and Behavior, Ahead of Print. Is state-provided legal counsel comparable to private representation? Drawing on organizational sociology and social movements

theory, we argue that public defender effectiveness depends on the organizational landscape in which defense operates. [...]

Chinese Journal of Transnational Law, Ahead of Print. British vice-admiralty courts in the colonies were important imperial institutions created to extend the reach of English

law across maritime spaces beyond the territorial boundaries. The first Admiralty Court in Hong Kong operated briefly between 1847 ... [...]

AbstractThis article examines the emergence and practical operation of the Human Rights Committee’s ‘five-year rule’ under Article 3 of the First Optional Protocol to

the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Although the Optional Protocol contains no explicit time limit, the Committee has developed a presumption [...]

AbstractThe expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) data centres has intensified interest in co-located electricity supply arrangements that pair large computing loads with

adjacent generation. These structures are often described as behind-the-meter, islanded, private-wire or self-supply models, but those labels are legally incomplete [...]

This article examines the interaction between human rights law and international investment law in the context of denial of justice. Although the two legal fields have different

foundations, both emphasise the importance of procedural fairness. The analysis asks whether and how denial of justice operates as a functional bridge between these [...]