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Richard Ekins and Graham Gee: Making the Case Against Expansive Judicial Power

Richard Ekins and Graham Gee: Making the Case Against Expansive Judicial Power

19 Nov 2015 | Debates, Finnis on Judicial Power, Posts

Reflecting on Professor Finnis’ recent lecture on the past, present and future of judicial power, and on responses to the lecture, Professors Ekins and Gee consider how best to make the case against expansive judicial power.  They argue that the public and politicians...
Adrienne Stone: Judicial Power – Past, Present and Future – A Response to Professor Finnis

Adrienne Stone: Judicial Power – Past, Present and Future – A Response to Professor Finnis

10 Nov 2015 | Debates, Finnis on Judicial Power, Posts

Editor’s Note: Last month Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project hosted a lecture by Professor John Finnis on Judicial Power: Past, Present and Future. The Project has invited leading commentators from Australia, Canada and the UK to reply to the lecture. In keeping...
Grégoire Webber: Past, present, and justice in the exercise of judicial power – A Response to Professor Finnis

Grégoire Webber: Past, present, and justice in the exercise of judicial power – A Response to Professor Finnis

5 Nov 2015 | Debates, Finnis on Judicial Power, Posts

Editor’s Note: Earlier this month Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project hosted a lecture by Professor John Finnis on Judicial Power: Past, Present and Future. The Project has invited leading commentators from Australia, Canada and the UK to reply to the lecture. In...
Mark Elliott: Judicial Power in Normative, Institutional and Doctrinal Perspective – A Response to Professor Finnis

Mark Elliott: Judicial Power in Normative, Institutional and Doctrinal Perspective – A Response to Professor Finnis

3 Nov 2015 | Debates, Finnis on Judicial Power, Posts

Editor’s Note: Earlier this month Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project hosted a lecture by Professor John Finnis on Judicial Power: Past, Present and Future. The Project has invited leading commentators from Australia, Canada and the UK to reply to the lecture. In...
John Finnis – Judicial Power: Past, Present and Future

John Finnis – Judicial Power: Past, Present and Future

21 Oct 2015 | Finnis on Judicial Power, Publications, Publications: Critiquing Judicial Power

Below is the text of the speech delivered by Professor John Finnis FBA at the relaunch of Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project, with an introduction from Lord Chancellor Rt Hon Michael Gove MP and a Vote of Thanks from Rt Hon Lord Justice Elias, himself a...

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