New Website on Administrative Law in Malta and in the EU

StateCareandMore (http://www.statecareandmore.eu/) is a new web-site dedicated to Administrative Law issues. So far it deals mostly with Maltese Law and European Union Law, but is set to expand to provide useful information about other jurisdictions. Included amongst the persons who are offering the website is Professor Kevin Aquilina. On the website one finds material about a number of topics including on governmental liability (chapters 6 & 10 of the PhD thesis by Dr Ivan Mifsud which is being published online in this website) and judicial review of administrative action. All the material on the website is in English, and use thereof is completely free of charge.

The site is still under construction, but already includes a lot of material; to access this material, one must choose the 'WIKI' option which immediately comes into view when one enters the site.

 

Students are invited to register online, to receive information about developments, new articles and updates on the website. Registration will also enable the students to comment in reply to the posted Blogs (the first, by Dr Ivan Mifsud BA LLD PhD is just commencing, the second by Prof. Kevin Aquilina is set to commence very soon).

Students may consider submitting articles of relevance to the subject of the website. Articles chosen for inclusion will be paid for.
 
Law Course Reform

Following talks with the University Rector, Għ.S.L has embarked on an extensive project to lead a study on the possibility of a Law Course Reform. This intiative will be given birth to in summer, and will eventually draft an official position on course restructuring, which when finalized, will be presented to the relevant authorities. Since we'd like this project to be as representative as possible, we’re offering law students the possibility, either to form part of the sub-committee set up, or else give their intake by lodging in suggestions for a better course structure.


Thus, anyone who has suggestions or proposals for an improved course structure is kindly requested to contact us on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it and we’ll get back to you. Your suggestions are very important to us as they will be forming the basis of the report.

Furthermore, we would also like to encourage those interested in joining this sub-committee to contact us on the above mentioned e-mail address.