Law Blog

Today marks a significant milestone in Malta’s constitutional history: the 50th anniversary of the transition from a monarchy to a republic. This historic moment laid the foundation for the President of Malta to take on the role of head of state, replacing the symbolic influence of the British monarchy. The “architect” behind this transformation was […]

One area that often confuses students in administrative law is understanding the difference between the “public service” and the “public sector.” While this may seem like a minor distinction, it’s actually crucial because each carries its own legal implications. Grasping these differences is essential, as they shape how we interpret legal responsibilities and jurisdictions. As […]

When I was a student, I often struggled to remember what was covered in class on any given day. The usual practice was to scribble down notes—often on foolscap paper back then—but all those notes eventually blurred into an indistinct haze. One day, much later, you might get a flash of memory and think, “Wait, […]