Something no Prime Minister could contemplate The Foreign Office records regarding the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 must […]
The paramount anxieties that emerge from attempts to statutorising Parliament’s role in making decisions on whether to commit […]
The Trade Bill 2017-19, currently undergoing its second reading in the House of Lords, marks a significant step […]
Are we defined by the duties we owe or the choices we make? Until very recently UK citizens […]
Introduction The decision of the Divisional Court in the matter of R (DSD and NVB) v Parole Board […]
30 August 2018 marked the end of a long journey for Siobhan McLaughlin: on 28 January 2014 her […]
The editors would like to inform readers that the blog is now on holiday for the month of August. […]
In the 2000s, I attended various seminars in which commentators complained that there had not yet been an […]
When the UKSC was created, there was great emphasis by the architects of the Court that it would […]
One Day Workshop at Queen’s University Belfast The UKCLA, in conjunction with the School of Law at Queen’s […]
UK Constitutional Law Association 