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Mike Gordon: Prince Charles’ Correspondence Back in Court – Reflections on R. (Evans) v. Attorney General

The Administrative Court is the latest body to become involved in the on-going saga related to disclosure of […]

Constitutional Law Group July 22, 2013 UK government

Menaka Guruswamy: Of Generals, Judges and Constitutional Democracies

On July 3, General Fattah al-Sisi, the 58 year old Chief of the Egyptian Army announced on television […]

Constitutional Law Group July 19, 2013 Comparative law, India

Robert Hazell: The Royal baby, the Rules of Succession, and the Realms

In anticipation of the birth of the Royal baby, Parliament passed the Succession to the Crown Act in […]

Constitutional Law Group July 15, 2013 UK government

Keith Ewing: Another Political Attack on Free Speech

The Battle of Falkirk is a symptom of a bitter civil war in the Labour party. On the […]

Constitutional Law Group July 8, 2013 Constitutional reform, UK Parliament

Craig Prescott: ‘Interdisciplinary Uncertainty’ – A Report from Conference on the Teaching of Public Law

It was apparent from the session at the SLS Conference in Bristol last September, that there was a […]

Constitutional Law Group July 2, 2013 Events, Teaching

Luke Beck: Swear Words and the Australian Constitution

It seems Australia’s new (and also former) Prime Minister Kevin Rudd likes to swear. There is a leaked […]

Constitutional Law Group July 1, 2013 Australia, Comparative law

Patrick O’Brien: Does the Lord Chancellor really exist?

On 12 June 2003 a minor constitutional revolution began with the resignation of Lord Irvine as Lord Chancellor […]

Constitutional Law Group June 26, 2013 Constitutional reform, Judiciary

Rogier Creemers: The Constitutionalism Debate in China

Over the past few months, a heated debate about the role of the Constitution in Chinese political life […]

Constitutional Law Group June 22, 2013 China, Comparative law

David Mead: Real-ising Human Rights: On The Ground Protection Under The HRA Through Citizenship Education

Floundering for an angle as a member of a panel looking at the way forward after the Bill […]

Constitutional Law Group June 18, 2013 Human rights

Keith Ewing, Joan Mahoney, and Andrew Moretta: Surveillance and the Liberal State

The recent revelations by the Guardian about the ‘United Stasi of America’ appear to have disappointed, surprised and […]

Constitutional Law Group June 16, 2013 Human rights

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