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Category Archive: England

Joanna Bell: Digging for Information about Cart JRs

Anyone who has ever tried to study judicial review in England and Wales empirically knows it is a […]

UKCLA April 1, 2021 Administrative law, England, Judicial review, Judiciary

Joe Tomlinson and Alison Pickup: Putting the Cart before the horse? The Confused Empirical Basis for Reform of Cart Judicial Reviews

The Independent Review of Administrative Law has now reported. For a review process that was unnecessarily quick, the […]

UKCLA March 29, 2021 Administrative law, Constitutional reform, England, Judicial review, United Kingdom

Paul Craig: IRAL: The Panel Report and the Government’s Response

The Report of the Independent Review of Administrative Law, IRAL, was made public on 16 March. It stretches […]

UKCLA March 22, 2021 Administrative law, Constitutional Accountability, Constitutional change, England, Judicial review, Judiciary

Mikołaj Barczentewicz: An empirical study of the gender of counsel before the UK’s highest court.

During the live television coverage of the Supreme Court hearings in Miller (No 1), some commentators (and no […]

UKCLA March 15, 2021 England, Judiciary, United Kingdom

Rhona Smith: ‘Building Back Better’ – obligations behind the soundbite

Whilst PM Boris Johnson and President Joe Biden may dispute who first used the tag ‘Build Back Better’ […]

UKCLA March 10, 2021 England, Human rights, International law, UK government, UK Parliament, United Kingdom

Daniella Lock, Fiona de Londras and Pablo Grez Hidalgo: Parliamentary Engagement with Human Rights during COVID-19 and the Independent Human Rights Act Review

As the deadline for submissions to Independent Human Rights Act Review (IHRAR) passes this week, the appropriate division […]

UKCLA March 3, 2021 Civil Liberties, England, Human rights, UK government, UK Parliament

James Hand: Ministerial Maternity Leave

The Ministerial and other Maternity Allowances Bill is designed, in the words of the Prime Minister’s Written Statement, […]

UKCLA March 1, 2021 England, Human rights, UK government, United Kingdom

James Bevan: ‘10-year prison sentences for breaching COVID-19 entry requirements into the United Kingdom’? Governmental Decree is undermining the Rule of Law.

The Secretary of State for Health, Matt Hancock, announced in Parliament on Tuesday 9th February that those returning […]

UKCLA February 24, 2021 Civil Liberties, England, Human rights, UK Parliament, United Kingdom

Ronan Cormacain: Queen’s Consent and the Crown’s exemption from lockdown rules – are we all in this together?

There have been recent revelations about the use of the Queen’s consent procedure in relation to Government Bills.  […]

UKCLA February 15, 2021 England, UK government, UK Parliament, United Kingdom

Carwyn Jones: Is Dicey dicey?

For nearly a hundred and fifty years, parliamentary sovereignty or supremacy (the terms are used interchangeably) has been […]

UKCLA January 18, 2021 England, UK Parliament, United Kingdom

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