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Varda Bondy and Maurice Sunkin: Judicial Review Reform: Who is afraid of judicial review? Debunking the myths of growth and abuse.

The Government claims that its proposals to restrict access to judicial review are based on evidence that growth […]

Constitutional Law Group January 10, 2013 Judicial review

Ryan Goss: What is the Bill of Rights Commission’s ‘strong argument’?

This week’s report from the Commission on a Bill of Rights was entitled ‘The Choice Before Us’. In […]

Constitutional Law Group December 20, 2012 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Colm O’Cinneide: The Commission on a Bill of Rights: Playing On Even While the Goalposts Have Shifted?

The Commission on a Bill of Rights has reported. As expected, its members did not reach agreement on […]

Constitutional Law Group December 19, 2012 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Cormac Mac Amhlaigh: Whether You Agree With its Conclusions Or Not, the Bill of Rights Commission Hit On An Important Issue For Human Rights and the Future of Britain.

So the Bill of rights Commission has produced its final report after a 21-month long study into the […]

Constitutional Law Group December 19, 2012 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Mark Elliott: Judicial review – why the Ministry of Justice doesn’t get it

Following the Prime Minister’s declaration of “war” on judicial review last month, the Ministry of Justice has now […]

Constitutional Law Group December 16, 2012 Judicial review, UK government

Massimo Fichera and Helen E. Hartnell: All you need is law: Same-sex marriage in Italian courts

The Italian Corte di Cassazione (CdC) has delivered a judgment which marks a fundamental change of direction in the treatment […]

Constitutional Law Group December 12, 2012 European Union, Human rights

David Feldman: The European Court of Human Rights and the UK – Why Should Strasbourg Decide On Our Human Rights?

The date set for publication of the report of the Commission on a Bill of Rights  approaches.  The […]

Constitutional Law Group December 7, 2012 Human rights, International law, UK Parliament

David Mead: Who You Gonna Call – Mythbusters: the Need For Vigilance in the Great HRA Debate

It’ll be over by Christmas we thought – strongholds taken, fortifications dug in and positions entrenched. “It gives […]

Constitutional Law Group December 6, 2012 Constitutional reform, Human rights, UK Parliament

Colin Harvey: Who ‘Deserves’ to be a Refugee?

Does ‘status’ really matter? In the global age of human rights it seems that being a ‘person’ is […]

Constitutional Law Group November 30, 2012 Human rights, International law

Paul Kildea: Reforming Australia’s federation: The People Lead the Way

As another fractious year in politics comes to an end, Griffith University has released the results of its […]

Constitutional Law Group November 29, 2012 Australia, Comparative law

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