Vol. 4 No. 2 (2019)

Prior to Volume XI, articles were not licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licence meaning only the volume's metadata is available at this time.  DSLR's plan is to seek permission from authors of backlisted content to be made publicly available under a CC BY licence.  Thank you for your patience.

For our second issue this year, we have exceptional pieces from a variety of authors. First, we have the winner of the 1st Year Prize, Kimberley Dewar, with an interesting piece on rape myths and the Scottish legal system. The next piece is a fantastic piece on the general codification of Scots Law by the Scottish Law Commission, featuring the pros and cons of codification. After that, is a very special paper from a current legal practitioner, which discusses the right of silence under Scots criminal law. Finally we have a very technical copyright piece from a University of Glasgow masters student, which discusses the impact of the GS Media case on Digital Distance Learning.

The Editorial Board hopes you enjoy this new issue!