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Graham Gee and Kate Malleson: Judicial Appointments, Diversity and the Equal Merit Provision

One of the changes introduced by the Crime and Courts Act 2013 was to amend section 63 of […]

Constitutional Law Group May 6, 2014 Judiciary

Robert Leckey: Constitutionalizing Canada’s Supreme Court

 CROSS-POSTED FROM THE I.CONNect BLOG. A dispute over the legality of a politically questionable judicial appointment has resulted in […]

Constitutional Law Group April 1, 2014 Canada, Judicial review, Judiciary

Alexander Horne: Is there a case for greater legislative involvement in the judicial appointments process?

The dramatic increase in public law and human rights cases coming before the UK Supreme Court (and the […]

Constitutional Law Group March 27, 2014 Comparative law, Judicial review, Judiciary, UK Parliament, Uncategorized

Kate Malleson: Is the UK the only OECD country that does not have excellent women lawyers fit for our highest courts?

Readers will be forgiven for not noticing, but on 8 April 2013 Lord Justice Hughes and Lord Justice […]

UKCLA April 11, 2013 Comparative law, Judiciary

Kate Malleson and Graham Gee: Who should have the final say in lower level judicial appointments?

The Crime and Courts Bill is making its way through Parliament. As noted in an earlier post, the […]

Constitutional Law Group January 30, 2013 Judiciary

Graham Gee: The Crime and Courts Bill and the JAC

The Crime and Courts Bill resumes its passage through the House of Lords this week. In a post […]

Constitutional Law Group November 1, 2012 Constitutional reform, Judiciary

Patrick O’Brien: Three Thoughts about the Crime and Courts Bill and Judicial Appointments

The Crime and Courts Bill 2012 is currently going through the Lords. This post draws on a longer […]

Constitutional Law Group July 2, 2012 Judiciary

Kate Malleson: Taking the politics out of judicial appointments?

Seven years after the judicial appointments process was completely refashioned under the provisions of the Constitutional Reform Act […]

Constitutional Law Group February 21, 2012 Constitutional reform, Judiciary

News: Ministry of Justice consultation on judicial appointments and diversity

The Ministry of Justice has this morning published a consultation paper “Appointments and Diversity: A Judiciary for the […]

UKCLA November 21, 2011 Constitutional reform, Judiciary

Kate Malleson: Judicial views on the selection process for senior judges

The President of the Supreme Court, Lord Phillips, gave evidence to the House of Lords Constitution Committee¹s inquiry […]

Constitutional Law Group October 27, 2011 Judiciary

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