In memory of Judge Ena Cremona

  • GhSL Malta
  • 03/06/2024
  • 2 min read

Ena Cremona graduated at the end of a course of laws studded with judicial and political prima donnas, among whom featured two prime ministers, a president of the republic, various ministers, a Chief Justice, together with other judges, international and domestic, magistrates, professors, ambassadors – the 1958 Establishment, to abuse a phrase compulsory in todays’ […]

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Launch of Id-Dritt XXXIV

  • GhSL Malta
  • 01/05/2024
  • 1 min read

The GħSL Publications Office is proud to launch the 34th edition of the annual prestigious law journal ‘Id-Dritt’. The launch event will be held from 15:00 to 17:00 at the University of Malta’s Aula Prima, Valletta Campus, on the 10th of May. The event will consist of an introduction by GħSL and interventions by three […]

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GħSL Annual General Meeting 2024

  • GhSL Malta
  • 26/04/2024
  • 1 min read

A run down of what happened last Monday; Amendments to the GħSL Statute ; Sharing of Annual Reports ; Sharing of the Financial Report; and Appointment of Electoral Commission and Disciplinary Board Following the Annual General Meeting and the electoral procedures as per the GħSL Statute, we would like to announce the upcoming Executive Board […]

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Double Book Launch With exams fast approaching, GħSL is proud to unveil not one, but TWO exciting new publications: Dive into the world of family law with our Selected Essays collection. Explore the intricacies of succession law with our Notes publication. These insightful resources offer fresh perspectives, bridging academic theory with practical know-how. They’re the […]

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GħSL AGM 2024 notice

  • GhSL Malta
  • 12/04/2024
  • 2 min read

GħSL’s Annual General Meeting shall be held on the 22nd of April 2024 at 18:00pm in Lecture Theatre (University of Malta Campus) wherein all Executive Board members shall recount their experience as forming part of the team, as well as providing an outline of the events organised by them along the past academic year within […]

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New Academic Sponsor

  • GhSL Malta
  • 09/04/2024
  • 1 min read

GħSL are delighted to announce our new academic sponsors, Ganado Advocates We look forward together with Ganado to bringing you more exciting opportunities and showcasing even more exciting initiatives through this partnership! We would like to thank Ganado Advocates for supporting us in further advancing legal education and academia for all law students Stay tuned […]

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For the Full Report of the Commissioner, including our complaint and the response of the Prime Minister, click here On 22nd February, 2023, GħSL lodged a complaint with the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life against the Prime Minister, requesting an investigation into two incidents: Comments made by the Prime Minister on 22nd and 23rd […]

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Stqarrija rigward il-ftuħ ta’ inkjesta pubblika

  • GhSL Malta
  • 16/07/2023
  • 3 min read

Il-Prim Ministru m’għandux obbligu legali biex jiftaħ inkjesta pubblika. Iżda madanakollu, l-Istat għandu obbligu legali li jipproteġi u jippreserva l-ħajja u d-dinjità umana. In-numru eċċessiv ta’ mwiet fuq siti ta’ kostruzzjoni jagħti lill-Għaqda Studenti tal-Liġi x’tifhem illi l-Istat qiegħed jonqos minn dan l-obbligu li jipproteġi. L-Istat huwa obbligat illi jieħu kull pass meħtieġ biex jassigura […]

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Yesterday, on the 13th of July 2023, MaltaToday published an interview held with the Prime Minister, where it was indicated that GħSL had filed a complaint with the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life. This complaint was filed on the 22nd of February 2023, and is currently under investigation by the Commissioner. While we did […]

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GħSL refers to a statement written on the 10th of March 2023 wherein it was stated that: “GħSL unequivocally condemns any attempt to compromise or manipulate the judiciary’s independence. It is deeply concerning that the Prime Minister’s comments appear to undermine the autonomy of the judiciary by seeking to shift public sentiment against the Courts […]

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