Evidence

Evidence: What Could Happen to Your LLB Law Degree And Academic Transcript is a stark, documentary account of a graduate's experience inside the disciplinary and administrative machinery of an English Russell Group university.

Told through contemporaneous documents, emails, records and correspondence, it presents the underlying material as it exists - without embellishment, reconstruction or a polished institutional narrative. Rather than asking the reader to accept a particular version of events, Evidence invites you to examine the material and decide what it shows.

At its heart is an uncomfortable question: what happens when the institution that awards your degree is also responsible for the records, decisions and processes that can shape your future?

In a sector where university experiences are often presented through carefully constructed public narratives, Evidence takes a different approach. It is blunt, documentary and deliberately unvarnished - examining how administrative decisions, disputed records and institutional processes can have consequences extending beyond university.

For anyone who has ever thought, "It couldn't happen to me."

The evidence raises questions concerning: misstatements; record-keeping; progression decisions; administrative handling; data accuracy; and missing or destroyed records.