Ewch i’r prif gynnwys
Ysgol y Gyfraith a Gwleidyddiaeth

Newyddion ac erthyglau arbennig

Glamorgan Building exterior

Astudiaeth newydd yn canfod bod angen diwygio rheolau'r Llys Gwarchod ar gyfer y cyfryngau, er mwyn atal aflwyddiant cyfiawnder a gwella tryloywder

30 Ebrill 2015

Mae grŵp o arbenigwyr cyfreithiol yn galw am ddiwygio'r rheolau sy'n llywodraethu'r ffordd mae'r Llys Gwarchod yn gweithio gyda'r cyfryngau yng Nghymru a Lloegr, i wella tryloywder ac i helpu i atal aflwyddiant cyfiawnder.

Research by Cardiff Law School calls for greater transparency in Court of Protection

28 Ebrill 2015

Report recommends an overhaul in the way that the Court of Protection currently works with the media.

Cardiff Law School hosts prestigious Court of Faculties hearing

20 Ebrill 2015

Cardiff Law School was honoured to host a hearing of the Court of Faculties of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Tarandeep Ghatrora

Cardiff Law School student makes final of UK Legal Mind competition

17 Mawrth 2015

Tarandeep Ghatrora shortlisted for the Future Legal Mind competition 2015.

Professor Imelda Maher and Dr Rachel Cahill-O'Callaghan

Cardiff Law School Lecturer awarded Best Paper Prize

12 Mawrth 2015

Dr Rachel Cahill-O'Callaghan awarded the Society of Legal Scholars' annual Best Paper Prize.

Old map

Lessons from piracy

5 Mawrth 2015

Counter-Piracy Governance Project to manage CGPCS website and archive.

Professor Doe with Pro-Vice Chancellor of Oxford University, the Revd Dr Ralph Waller.

Corpus Christi welcomes Cardiff Professor as Visiting Research Scholar

26 Chwefror 2015

Professor Norman Doe elected by the governing body of Corpus Christi College Oxford as a Visiting Research Scholar.

Professor Wincott, Lord Hope and Professor Khaliq

Lord Hope discusses the dilemmas of judging

13 Chwefror 2015

Former Deputy President of the Supreme Court presented a captivating lecture at Cardiff Law School.

‘Serious concern’ over cost of Court of Protection proceedings

3 Chwefror 2015

New research reveals high costs and significantly more cases in England than Wales.

Innocence Project

Making history in university innocence projects

9 Rhagfyr 2014

Cardiff Law School Innocence Project made history today, as the Court of Appeal announced its decision that Dwaine George’s conviction for murder was unsafe.