This is Volume 2 of the St Andrews Law Journal, featuring contributions submitted to the Journal over the 2021-22 academic year, as well as some unpublished papers from the summer of 2021.

Originally published on 16th November 2020. Published under the Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research, with support from the School of History and Online Journal Hosting Services, University of St Andrews. 

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The St Andrews Law Journal is an Open Access Publication. 

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ISSN 2634-5102

Content Summary: The inaugural Issue of the St Andrews Law Journal presents a variety of papers on subject matter spanning electronic privacy, case law precedent, contractual workplace rights, Cold-War era defection and spycraft, the power of institutions independent of government in enforcing their own pandemic lockdown restrictions, and international trade law's respect of human rights - this is to only name a few. Our objective was to present law as an interesting subject where anyone from any background can become involved in law and legal research, we hope these papers exemplify the potential for multidisciplinary, extracurricular legal writing at St Andrews.