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The House of Lords Constitution Committee has launched a consultation exercise on the constitutional position of civil servants.  More information on this, and a chance to contribute, can be found here, on the Parliament website.

The Blog is now on a break over Easter.  We will return in May.  Have a nice vacation!

12th June 2012, at University College London. This one day workshop, which is part of the Negotiating Religion Workshop Series, will look at how and to what extent do legal frameworks – judicial reasoning and legal processes – allow space … Continue reading →

UCL’s Institute for Global Law / IUS Commune Lecture Series presents How Constitutions Change: Some Surprising Findings  on Tuesday 21 February, from 1-2.30pm Speakers: Professor Carlo Fusaro, University of Florence Professor Dawn Oliver, UCL A sandwich lunch will be provided Please … Continue reading →

The United Kingdom Constitutional Law Group Blog is off on its Winter break.  It will return in the second week of January.  Have a good Christmas!

“From Constitutional Scrutiny to Constitutional Review: Ten Years of the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution” 25 January 2012, 18:00 – 19:30 in the House of Lords Committee Room 3A   Speakers: Baroness Jay of Paddington, Chairman of … Continue reading →

Thursday, 17 November 2011, 7:00-8:30 pm, Room U8, Tower 1, LSE, Portugal Street, London. WC2A 2AE LSE Contemporary Turkish Studies Conference “Turkey’s New Constitution” Speakers: James Dingemans Q.C. (Barrister (3 Hare Court Chambers) & Deputy High Court Judge), Levent Gönenç (Professor of … Continue reading →