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Leah Grolman and Greg Weeks: Guidelines and Assisted Suicide: an Australian Perspective

The morally and politically charged area of assisted suicide has many of the hallmarks of an insoluble problem. […]

Constitutional Law Group August 7, 2013 Comparative law, Judicial review

Richard Ekins: Defying the law: a reply to Daly

I’m grateful to Paul Daly for bringing to my attention the Irish High Court’s Fleming decision and the […]

Constitutional Law Group May 23, 2013 Comparative law, Human rights

Paul Daly: Death, Democracy and Delegation

Decisions on when to end one’s life are unquestionably of the greatest intimacy. Yet there is a clear […]

Constitutional Law Group May 14, 2013 Canada, Comparative law, Ireland

Nick Barber: The Decline of Mercy

Many years ago, I was invited to speak on the radio about the obligation to obey the law.  […]

Constitutional Law Group April 13, 2011 Human rights, Judiciary, UK government
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