Europe and the US have had very different approaches to privacy – and in particular data privacy – […]
Month: February 2012
I start with a very old bad joke. A tourist is in Dublin, Ireland. In the midst of […]
When the Czech Constitutional Court (CCC) declared the CJEU’s judgment in C-399/09 Landtová “ultra vires”, one of my […]
Seven years after the judicial appointments process was completely refashioned under the provisions of the Constitutional Reform Act […]
In his recent F.A. Mann lecture Jonathan Sumption Q.C., the newly appointed member of the Supreme Court, took […]
Fundamental rights protection, once a side show, has become important for the EU, as proved by the newfound […]
The House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution has published a report on the legal issues raised […]
Canadian constitutional experience with federal-provincial relations and a bill of rights has provided a point of comparison for […]
It is probably an under-statement to say that the Human Rights Act 1998 is not Teresa May’s favourite […]
With the United Kingdom facing severe financial hardship – and some European countries even facing bankruptcy – we […]
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