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Craig Wells: The Discipline of Reasons: Liberty, Vulnerability and Arbitrary Power in A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland [2026] UKSC 16

It is seldom that the much-mythologised Magna Carta is actually engaged. Yet in A Reference by the Attorney […]

UKCLA June 15, 2026 Civil Liberties, European Convention on Human Rights, Human rights

Sara Closs-Davies, Dominic de Cogan and Amy Lawton: Devolving Power, Dividing Outcomes – The Social Consequences of UK Fiscal Devolution

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This post is part of a series on ‘Economic Aspects of the Constitution’. The other posts in the […]

UKCLA June 10, 2026 Devolution, taxation

Catriona Mullay: A Fresh Start, the Old Tradition: Sovereignty and the Scottish Constitutional Imaginary

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Recently, the Scottish Government published A Fresh Start with Independence, restating the case for autonomy and outlining aspects […]

UKCLA December 11, 2025 Scotland

Richard Brant and Lauren Butler: Reform UK’s Plans for “Getting Tough on Illegal Immigration”: From Legal Reset to Sunset 

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On 26 August 2025 Nigel Farage (Leader of Reform UK) and Zia Yusuf (now Head of Policy at […]

UKCLA September 15, 2025 Bill of Rights Bill, European Convention on Human Rights, Human Rights Act 1998

Anurag Deb and Nicholas Kilford: Conditioning the UK Parliament’s Power to Legislate for a Devolved Part of the UK: Part II – Some Challenges Posed by Northern Ireland

Introduction In its judgments in Continuity Bill and Treaty Incorporation, the Supreme Court identified what we describe in […]

UKCLA July 25, 2025 Devolution, Northern Ireland, Parliamentary sovereignty

Anurag Deb and Nicholas Kilford: Conditioning the UK Parliament’s power to legislate for a devolved part of the UK: Part I – The Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022

Introduction The Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022 (‘CCA’) is, from a constitutional perspective, a fairly unassuming, if […]

UKCLA July 22, 2025 Devolution, Northern Ireland, Parliamentary sovereignty, Uncategorized

Thomas Horsley: Reforming the UK Internal Market: The UK Government’s Response to the Review of the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020

On 15th July 2025, the UK Government (UKG) published its response to its review and public consultation on […]

UKCLA July 21, 2025 Uncategorized

Thomas Horsley: Relations Reset or Regression? Devolution and the Product Regulation and Metrology Bill

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On 4 September 2024, the UK Government published the Product Regulation and Metrology Bill (the PRMB). Introduced in […]

UKCLA September 17, 2024 Brexit, Devolution, UK government, United Kingdom

Michael Foran: Section 35 and the Separation of Powers: On the Role of Unwritten Constitutional Principles in the Interpretation of the Scotland Act

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This week, the Outer House of the Court of Session delivered judgment in Re Scottish Minister’s Petition 2023 […]

UKCLA December 13, 2023 Devolution, Scotland

Stephen Tierney and Alison L. Young: The House of Lords Constitution Committee Reports on the Illegal Migration Bill

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The Constitution Committee has released its report on the Illegal Migration Bill 2022-23. The Committee raises a number […]

UKCLA May 23, 2023 UK Parliament

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