The Team
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The Editors
Anthony Latka
Editor-in-chief
Anthony is a final year Sussex law student working toward his LLB with International Relations.
He is the President of the International Relations Society at the University of Sussex, as well as a Student Trustee for the Students Union. Furthermore, he designed the Migration Law Clinic website and volunteered as a Legal Researcher & Document Drafter within the clinic.
For 2 years, Anthony studied Conflict Studies and Human Rights at the University of Ottawa while serving in the Canadian Armed Force’s Reserve Unit; Governor General’s Foot Guards before moving to Brighton.
He hopes to work in the field of International Public Law, International Arbitration, Maritime Law, Operational Law, and Law of Armed Conflict with a special emphasis on war crimes, crimes against humanity, and refugees.
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Smruthi Nair
Editor-in-chief
Smruthi is a final year law student completing her Graduate Entry LLB at Sussex. She previously completed a Bachelors of Business Administration with a specification in both International Business and Human Resources in Canada.
She hopes to work in International Corporate Law as this way she can best utilize both her business and law degrees efficiently.
To aid in her goal of working as a solicitor she will be starting her LPC with a joint LLM at University of Law, London Bloomsbury. After completion, she hopes to start a training contract at a city firm in London.
Her current role as an advisor at Citizens Advice has enabled her to further her skill set of a lawyer while giving back to the community. She hopes to be able to provide and work for pro-bono services in the future as it helps an integral group of our society.
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