The House of Lords Reform Act 2014, which received the royal assent in May, might appear by its short title to signal a constitutional reform
Category: Public law
Voting for Prisoners?
In the long-running skirmish over the issue of prisoner voting, a development in December (2013) has received rather less notice than it deserves, perhaps because
The Government Versus Judicial Review
Judicial review has been something of a growth industry, but this seems to be one industry that the Government does not want to encourage. The
Audio Downloads now available
Following feedback and requests from students we’ve now made available all the course audios from three of our courses. These audios are those which accompany
The Scottish Question and the English Question
Students of Public Law should have noticed that the subject of devolution, which for some years has been non-examinable, has bounced back into the syllabus
In Blunderland
A news item that you might have seen recently was the resignation of the Prime Minister of Latvia, on 27 November. Valdis Dombrovskis was the