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Category Archive: Caribbean

Richard Clayton QC: Will the Caribbean Court of Justice replace the Privy Council?

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Logic suggests that replacing the Privy Council with the Caribbean Court of Justice (the CCJ) is not a question […]

UKCLA September 27, 2021 Caribbean

Carol Harlow: Windrush: Lessons learned or perhaps not?

What happened? When? To whom? and Why? On 19 March, screened by the draft Corona: Defence of the […]

UKCLA April 6, 2020 Administrative law, Caribbean, Human rights, UK government, United Kingdom

Derek O’Brien: Prorogation: A Postcolonial Perspective

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Whether or not it is ultimately found to be unlawful, the Prime Minister’s decision to advise the Queen […]

Constitutional Law Group September 5, 2019 Caribbean, Comparative law, UK government, UK Parliament

Derek O’Brien: Magna Carta, the Right to Trial by Jury and the ‘King of Sleaze’

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As commentators mark the eight hundredth anniversary of Magna Carta by celebrating its influence in exporting ‘British values’, […]

Constitutional Law Group August 31, 2015 Caribbean, Comparative law

Derek O’Brien – Comment On The Caribbean: Commonwealth Caribbean Elections.

When comparing the relative political stability of Britain’s former colonies in the Commonwealth Caribbean with the lack thereof […]

Constitutional Law Group July 29, 2014 Caribbean

Derek O’Brien: The Basic Structure Doctrine and the Courts of the Commonwealth Caribbean

The basic structure doctrine, as first expounded by the Indian Supreme Court in the early 1970s in Kesavanand […]

Constitutional Law Group May 28, 2013 Caribbean, Comparative law, Judicial review

Derek O’Brien and Se-shauna Wheatle: The Commonwealth Caribbean and the Uses and Abuses of Comparative Constitutional Law

The practice of judges engaging in a transnational judicial conversation about constitutional rights, by referring to the judgments […]

Constitutional Law Group November 22, 2011 Caribbean, Comparative law, Constitutional reform, Human rights
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