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Nick Barber: Does China Enjoy Greater Legitimacy Than Any Western State?

I was listening to the radio a little while ago, and heard Martin Jacques talking about China.  I […]

Constitutional Law Group November 28, 2012 China, Comparative law, Human rights

Tom Hickman: Justice & Security Bill: Defeat, or Not a Defeat: That is the Question.

Last week the House of Lords approved a number of amendments to the Justice and Security Bill in […]

Constitutional Law Group November 27, 2012 Human rights, UK Parliament

Derek O’Brien: Judicial Independence in the Caribbean and Petitions Pursuant to Section 4 Judicial Committee Act

The case of Chief Justice of the Cayman Islands v The Governor and Judicial Legal Services Commission ([2012] […]

Constitutional Law Group November 20, 2012 Comparative law, Judiciary

Patrick O’Brien: The Member for the Australian Jungle, Nadine Dorries MP

Nadine Dorries’ recent, rather quixotic, decision to expose herself to the vagaries of I’m a Celebrity, Get Me […]

Constitutional Law Group November 15, 2012 UK Parliament

Tom Hickman: The Return of Abu Qatada (to the streets of London)

The Abu Qatada saga is proving to be a very expensive and very embarrassing headache for the British […]

Constitutional Law Group November 14, 2012 European Union, Human rights, Judiciary

George Letsas: Redfearn v UK: Even Racists Have the Right to Freedom of Thought

In a liberal democracy, everyone should be treated as an equal and everyone should have the right to […]

Constitutional Law Group November 13, 2012 Human rights

Conor Gearty: Reflections on Purpose

Twenty years ago the brilliant political scientist Brendan O’Leary wrote a pugilistic article in the Oxford Journal of […]

Constitutional Law Group November 12, 2012 Uncategorized

Paul Bernal: Internet Anonymity: A Very British Dilemma

Andy Smith, a senior security official at the Cabinet Office, caused quite a stir at the Parliament and […]

Constitutional Law Group November 6, 2012 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Graham Gee: The Crime and Courts Bill and the JAC

The Crime and Courts Bill resumes its passage through the House of Lords this week. In a post […]

Constitutional Law Group November 1, 2012 Constitutional reform, Judiciary

Jacob Rowbottom: Campaign Lies and the First Amendment

It is now a tradition that during an America presidential election year, commentators shall declare the campaigns to […]

Constitutional Law Group October 30, 2012 Comparative law, UK Parliament

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