We now have the results for this year's Law Soc committee elections, congratulations! We had a record number of votes this year so thank you to everyone who got involved! Also well done to everyone who campaigned for a position as you all worked really hard, and it was great to see so much interest in the society. Read More

Hi folks, 

It’s that time of the year again; it is time for LawSoc’s annual elections! 

If you wish to run for a position then you will need to have a manifesto submitted to me (matt.hainsworth@leedslawsoc.net) AND the LUU website (http://www.leedsuniversityunion.org.uk/clubsandsocieties/departmental/lawsoc/ although, please note you will not be able to upload a manifesto on the website until after 10am on Monday 20th February) by 4pm on Friday 24th of February. The manifesto should include why you want to run for committee, why you want to run for that position, any ideas you have to bring to the position, why you would make a good candidate for that position or anything else you feel is important. 

When all candidates have their manifestos submitted, we will then have the LawSoc Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 29th February at 5pm in LG06 in the Law School. This will be the time for all candidates to give a short speech (2 minutes only) on why they want to be on the committee, why they feel they would be good at that role and the qualities they have. This will be followed by a 2 minute round of questions. Presidential candidates will get 5 minutes to speak with a similar 5 minutes of questions (please note, that only those who have been on the committee before are eligible to run for President). All candidates must attend the AGM (or if there is a valid reason why they can’t, provide a video or speech for someone else to read) in order to be eligible for the vote. 

Voting will then open on Friday 2nd March at 9am until Monday 5th March at 4pm – and like last year, voting will be done through the LUU website. Campaigning will be allowed all day on Friday 2nd March and Monday 5th March. All candidates MUST read the attached election booklet for the rules of campaigning. This year, the voting will be done by STV (Single Transferable Vote) for information on what STV is, please see the following link - http://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/?PageID=483 .

The winners will then be announced at the Easter Social at Tiger Tiger on Tuesday 6th March. 

This year we have trimmed down the committee slightly so there will be 14 positions to run for as oppose to 17. All positions are detailed in the attached election handbook. 

Any questions, please feel free to email me at matt.hainsworth@leedslawsoc.net. 

Good luck to all those running!

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A very belated post-exam social, which is going to be held at Bed on Wednesday 15th February.
Massive bar tab as usual and tickets will be £6. This is the one of the last bar tabbed socials of the year (the final one will be Easter at the beginning of march and we have one sports social before then) so make sure you don't miss out.

I will be selling tickets in the Law School Common Room at the following times:

Wednesday 8th february - 12-2pm
Thursday 9th february - 12-2pm
Monday 13th february - 12-2pm

See you then! 
Cat x

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Hi All,
Give It A Go (GIAG) at the LUU is holding a sponsorship training session tomorrow (1st Feb)

We STRONGLY recommend that you attend if you are considering running for an executive commmittee position next year (President, Treasurer, General Secretary).

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All the minutes recorded by Matt, our general secretary, in our semester 1 committee meetings have now been compiled and can be viewed online here. Read More