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Retrofuturism mourns the deprivation of an “enchanted world” with crystalline aims and conviction in human consciousness (Svetlana Boym). Algorithms have obscured the law into a “black box” that needs to be interpreted. Should algorithms assume a new life as an “invention” under patent protection today? Or, does this erode the fundamental principle of “manner of manufacture” from its chain novel? Do Algorithms Dream of Economic Endeavour? ‘The question is not, ‘Can they reas

“How tampons and executions humanise the law was a connection that you may never have thought about, but the Law Revue definitely did. While we (yes, WE) might expect a law sketch comedy show to probably revel in courtroom drama and unserious cases, we (yes, WE) would be wrong. The Law Revue takes any pre-conceived notions and ideas that you have and flips them upside down- revealing a very well-written, unexpectedly introspective, and excellently unhinged, hilarious play. Su

The term ‘bamboo ceiling’ in law refers to the underrepresentation of Asian professionals in senior legal leadership. This poem depicts the desire to make one’s parents proud, to succeed, and to spend one's entire life coming to terms with the inevitability of limitations faced by Asians. It is both a critique and a solemn acknowledgement of the racial diversity within the legal field. Art by Jemima Kate Beehag My mother told me to never look down, to look ahead, to look abov