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Judicial Review Reform: The Move from Constitutional Democracy to Elective Dictatorship

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Introduction The Government has been promising to change the system of judicial review for a considerable amount of time.1 In July 2021, it introduced the Judicial Review and Courts Bill2 which, at the time of writing, is going through the Second Reading in the House of Commons. Although very delicate and sensitive language was used in Consultation […]

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Rethinking the concept of the Rule of Law in Modern Britain

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INTRODUCTION Western countries take pride in their orderly constitutional systems which reflect their aspirations to respect human rights and the rule of law (“RoL”). However, when considering the actual meaning and intended genuine effect of the RoL, the concept actually generates more confusion than its inconclusive terminology suggests. Situating the concept of the RoL in

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