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  1. blogs.law.ox.ac.uk › oblb › blog-postAI Pricing and the Case for Permissive Competition Law ...

    20 hours ago · AI pricing provides further impetus for competition law enforcers to attend to innovation and dynamic considerations, rather than pricing and static considerations. Edward M. Iacobucci is Professor and TSE Chair in Capital Markets, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto. This post is part of the series ‘How AI Will Change the Law’.

  2. www.law.ox.ac.uk › content › newsConstitutionalizing Rights in the 21st Century – A ...

    5 days ago · On the first day, after a warm welcome by Kate O’Regan, Director of the Bonavero Institute, and Sumit Bisarya, Head of the Constitution Building Programme at International IDEA, Sumit shared trends and current debates in constitution making and formulating rights provisions.

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  4. www.law.ox.ac.uk › content › newsAriel Ezrachi appointed Professor of Competition Law

    5 days ago · Professor Ezrachi will take up the post from 1 September 2024. Professor Ezrachi is a fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford and Director of the University of Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy. He is co-editor-in-chief of the Journal of Antitrust Enforcement (OUP) and the author and co-author of numerous books, including How Big Tech ...

  5. blogs.law.ox.ac.uk › oblb › blog-postHow Will AI Change the Law? | Oxford Law Blogs

    5 days ago · How will doctrines of private and public law, rules of procedure and evidence, or the practice and interpretation of law evolve as big data and AI infiltrate their domain? If data replace evidence, and algorithms augment and replace human discretion, how will the content of the law change?

  6. blogs.law.ox.ac.uk › centre-criminology-blog › blogControversies in Admitting Academic Evidence in Criminal Trials

    3 days ago · 3 Minutes. Including expert academic evidence in trials is controversial and fraught with procedural, admissibility, and ethical issues. While courts are accustomed to admitting medical evidence, it can be contentious when juries prefer one side's expert over the other, despite their supposed independence.

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    3 days ago · Jobs and Vacancies across the University. Vacancies in the Oxford Colleges. Upcoming careers events for Law Faculty students. Oxford Internship Programme, for current Oxford students.

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