Writing recently Tom Hickman raised the vital issue that fear of an adverse cost order can prevent potential […]
Month: February 2017
Euroscepticism – usually framed as an argument from national sovereignty – was an important driving force behind Brexit, […]
Dear UKCLA members, Further to our President’s message earlier this month, I would like to encourage all members […]
This week’s event announcements include: ‘The Constitutional Implications of the Miller Judgment’, UCL Laws and Public Law, 22 […]
One interesting finding in Miller is that it appears to recognise the Sewel Convention as a new form […]
It is clear from the majority judgment in Miller, and also from several blog comments since, that the […]
What is the most important issue in public law? You might be forgiven for thinking it is the […]
Many celebrated Miller’s outcome, imposing a Parliamentary “brake” (however brief) on the triggering of Article 50. But the […]
SOAS, School of Law, Hart Publishing and the UKCLA are delighted to invite you to a panel discussion […]
It is clear that the UKSC’s observations on the meaning and effect of ss. 1 and 2 of […]
UK Constitutional Law Association 