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Category Archive: Human rights

Emily MacKenzie: Successful Challenge to Levels of Asylum Support – R (on the application of Refugee Action) v Home Secretary

The High Court recently upheld an important challenge in the field of asylum support. In June 2013, the […]

Constitutional Law Group May 8, 2014 Human rights, Judicial review

Bradley Miller: Some Problems in Constitutional Architecture

As my house approaches its centenary, it becomes harder to deny that some architectural designs age better than […]

Constitutional Law Group April 30, 2014 Canada, Human rights

Jason N.E. Varuhas: Should the common law of review and the law under the Human Rights Act 1998 be “synthesised”?

In the recent decision of Kennedy v The Charity Commission [2014] UKSC 20 Lord Mance speculated that in […]

Constitutional Law Group April 28, 2014 Human rights, Judicial review, Uncategorized

Ruthann Robson: US Supreme Court in Schuette: Michigan Can Ban Affirmative Action

CROSS-POSTED FROM Constitutional Law Professors Blog (US). The Court’s opinion in Schuette v. BAMN (Coalition to Defend Affirmative […]

Constitutional Law Group April 25, 2014 America, Comparative law, Human rights, Judicial review

Tarunabh Khaitan: NALSA v Union of India: What Courts Say, What Courts Do

The Indian Supreme Court has recently delivered an important judgment in the case of National Legal Services Authority […]

Constitutional Law Group April 24, 2014 Comparative law, Human rights, India, Judicial review, Judiciary

Richard Clayton: The Curious Case of Kennedy v Charity Commission

On 26 March 2014 the Supreme Court gave a lengthy judgment in Kennedy v Charity Commission [2014] UKSC […]

Constitutional Law Group April 18, 2014 Human rights, Judicial review

Jacob Rowbottom: McCutcheon and the US campaign finance laws: Responsiveness to money or people?

The decision of the US Supreme Court in McCutcheon v Federal Election Commission represents another judicial gutting of […]

Constitutional Law Group April 9, 2014 America, Human rights, Judicial review

Alan Bogg and Virginia Mantouvalou: Illegality, Human Rights and Employment: A Watershed Moment for the United Kingdom Supreme Court?

Under what circumstances can the illegal work status of a migrant worker bar a statutory tort claim for […]

Constitutional Law Group March 13, 2014 Human rights, Judiciary

Jacob Rowbottom: Laws, Miranda and the Democratic Justification for Expression

The Divisional Court’s decision in the David Miranda case has provoked much controversy and debate about freedom of […]

Constitutional Law Group February 22, 2014 Human rights

Richard Ekins: A modest proposal: prudence, proportionality and (forced) prostitution

Late last year, in Bedford, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down a set of legislative provisions prohibiting […]

Constitutional Law Group February 12, 2014 Human rights

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