In an earlier blog post, I noted that we would be waiting with interest to see how the (then […]
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Does the judge who hears a case affect the outcome and, particularly, in the U.K.’s top court? This […]
School of Law and Social Justice, University of LiverpoolWednesday 23rd April 2025 *Final call for papers – deadline […]
Professor Alison Young: ‘Parliament is not sovereign – and it’s a good thing too’ 19th March 2025, 5pm-7pm, […]
Earlier last month, The Washington Post reported that Apple, a technology company known for emphasizing privacy as one of its key […]
Back in November, I wrote a blog post on the progression of the Public Service Monarchy (‘PSM’). It […]
‘THE ROLE OF THE FEDERAL SUPREME COURT IN IRAQ’S DEMOCRATIZATION’ Online Guest Lecture by the President of the […]
Identifying the rules and practices that should properly be regarded as part of our flexible and uncodified constitution […]
Panel Discussion on the ‘Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill’ 18:00-19:30 Monday 24th February 2025 University of […]
The Starmer ministry plans to ‘…deepen our democracy by reforming Parliament…’, but missing from its proposals is any […]
UK Constitutional Law Association 