In two recent contributions to this blog, Professors Goldsworthy and Oliver have put forward two quite different bases […]
Month: June 2012
There are at least three reasons why constitutional lawyers must endeavour to keep abreast of the work of […]
Last week, an editorial in the Guardian called for the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Interests to be scrapped. […]
The hugely significant Justice and Security Bill was published by the Government last week and received its first […]
The Justice and Security Bill aims inter alia to ‘provide for closed material procedure in relation to certain […]
The relationship between the UK and the European Court of Human Rights is once again in the news. […]
A few weeks ago, two judges of the Australian High Court (French CJ and Bell J) heard an […]
