The Journal
Journal of Commonwealth Law and Legal Education
The aim of the Commonwealth Law and Legal Education (the Journal) is to foster and promote high standards of legal education in the Commonwealth. It does this by providing a platform for early career and established academics, and others involved in law and legal education, throughout the Commonwealth to publish their work and share scholarship, innovation and best practice on a wide variety of legal matters and themes.
It is an online, open access, peer-reviewed journal published in collaboration with the Open University School of Law and is the official journal of the Association.
Latest journal edition
In addition to the full version, each document from JCLLE is available to download separately:
Articles
- A Tap into the Relationship Between Law and Economics in Resolving the Problems Associated with Cattle Grazing in Nigeria
- Corruption and the Misuse of Public Office in the Commonwealth. The Preventative Role of Law Teachers in Nigeria and South Africa
- Defining Legal Studies in Canada
- Galvanising the Wholescale Adoption of Clinical Legal Education by Establishing Law Clinics in Nigerian Universities Law Faculties
- Reflections on Practice and Recent Research to Enable Future Practitioners to Learn About Working Collaboratively Across Disciplines to Better Help the Community
- Towards Effective Legal Writing in Nigeria