Judicial Power and Judicial Independence

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Judicial Power and the Balance of Our Constitution

John Finnis | Appendix: “Guardians of the Constitution”

Here are the main uses of “guardian(s) of the Constitution” in UK-related courts. I asterisk sentences that seem to me fallacious. 1 In Akar v AG Sierra Leone [1970] AC 853 at 872, Lord Guest, dissenting, said: Although the courts are the guardians of the...

John Finnis | Brexit and the Balance of our Constitution

The Lord Chief Justice, the Master of the Rolls, and Lord Justice Sales have ruled that the Crown’s prerogative of conducting international relations and making and unmaking treaties does not authorise our Government to notify the European Council, pursuant to Art. 50...

John Finnis | Postscript

Brief observations on the final Miller judgment[1] My first thought about Miller[2]: We are leaving the EU just in time; our Supreme Court is going native — reading statutes like courts in European jurisdictions characteristically do, subordinating deliberate wording...

Judicial Power and the Left

Human Rights

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Critiquing Judicial Power

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Brexit and Judicial Power

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ALBA Papers on Judicial Activism

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‘Lawfare’ and Judicial Power

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