For many years now, administrative lawyers have been puzzling over the relationship of rules and discretion. When is […]
Category Archive: UK Parliament
The fall of the Coalition’s proposals for reform of the House of Lords has not come as much […]
The contemporary discussion about secret trials in the UK echoes earlier controversies about TPIMs, control orders, detention without […]
On Tuesday this week the Justice and Security Bill [HL] received its second reading in the House of […]
A great deal of the controversy surrounding the recent case of Axa General Insurance Ltd v Lord Advocate […]
Harbingers of the demise of sovereignty are not new. At least since Karl Marx prophesized the withering away […]
In two recent contributions to this blog, Professors Goldsworthy and Oliver have put forward two quite different bases […]
Last week, an editorial in the Guardian called for the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Interests to be scrapped. […]
The hugely significant Justice and Security Bill was published by the Government last week and received its first […]
The Justice and Security Bill aims inter alia to ‘provide for closed material procedure in relation to certain […]
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