How far should judges “update” our legal concepts, or should they root their interpretation in the historical understanding […]
Category Archive: UK Parliament
Much has, and surely will, be written about the strange case of the Defence Minister, Liam Fox, his […]
There are certain news stories which require a double-take. On the 11th and 12th of October, a number […]
The view of the press as the ‘fourth estate’ is sometimes described by media historians as a myth […]
One reason that the film V for Vendetta resonated so powerfully with Americans was its presentation of such […]
The UK constitution could be compared to Neurath’s ship. Unlike other countries, the UK cannot point to a […]
Many of the public lawyers who visit this blog will have been fed on a very strict diet […]
There is a joint event between the Study of Parliament Group and UK Constitutional Law Group on Parliamentary […]
So the silly season is back with a second instalment of last year’s soap opera but with the […]
The perception that the protections afforded by domestic courts under the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA) should replicate […]
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