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VOLUME 6, ACADEMIC YEAR 2022–2023

Volume VI

FRONT MATTER | EDITORIAL
Leo Pang, BA (Law) candidate, University of Cambridge
Sebastian Aguirre, PhD candidate, University of Cambridge

MUTUALITY IN RES JUDICATA: THE FEELING IS NO LONGER MUTUAL
Avin Persad-Ford, LLB (UCL)
(2023) 6 De Lege Ferenda 1–12

THE RECHTSSTAAT AND ITS RULE OF LAW COUNTERPART: A RECENTRING
Lionel Schor, LLB English and German Law (UCL/Cologne)
(2023) 6 De Lege Ferenda 13–35

TWO SHADES OF IMPUNITY? INTRODUCING THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF BALANCING OF SOVEREIGN INTERESTS IN ADMITTING ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE
Abhijeet Shrivastava, BA, LLB (Hons) candidate, Jindal Global Law School
(2023) 6 De Lege Ferenda 36–54

 LEX SITUS V LEX DIGITALIS: PREDICTIONS ON THE JURISDICTION PROBLEM OF DIGITAL ASSET TRANSACTIONS 
 Matthew Johnson, GDL (Oxford Brookes), BA History (Exeter)
(2023) 6 De Lege Ferenda 55–70

BREXIT, BIG TECH, AND COMPETITION LAW: THE CASE FOR A NEW ECONOMIC MAGNA CARTA FIT FOR THE DIGITAL AGE
Ishmael Liwanda, LLM candidate (LSE), LLB (Bristol)
(2023) 6 De Lege Ferenda 71–102

DATA-DRIVEN MERGERS: IS IT TIME TO REFORM EU MERGER CONTROL?
Jean Wei Lee (Kit), LLB (Durham)
(2023) 6 De Lege Ferenda 103–139

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