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Opinions

August 30, 2020

The government is bent on constitutional destruction. We should remember Lord Bingham now more than ever

The late great judge, who died ten years ago, would not have stood idly by while Johnson and his gang dismantled our democratic safeguards

Helena Kennedy

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Politics

August 28, 2020

Government zealots fix their sights on judicial review

Alex Dean

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Politics

June 17, 2020

Is former Supreme Court president Nicholas Phillips optimistic about the rule of law?

Alex Dean

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World

March 02, 2020

Can the UK learn from how Canada appoints its judges?

Paul Daly

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Opinions

February 28, 2020

How the myth of judicial activism has taken on a life of its own

David Allen Green

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How the myth of judicial activism has taken on a life of its own

David Allen Green

From the magazine

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Politics

February 18, 2020

The alarming record of the new attorney general

Jake Richards

Politics

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The alarming record of the new attorney general

Jake Richards

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Essays

January 24, 2020

Judges in the dock: the inside story of the battle for Britain’s courts

Tom Clark and Alex Dean

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Essays

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Judges in the dock: the inside story of the battle for Britain’s courts

Tom Clark and Alex Dean

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Politics

January 20, 2020

The law and its limits

Alex Dean

Politics

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The law and its limits

Alex Dean

Politics

December 14, 2019

How cowed judges could let Boris Johnson break the law

Jolyon Maugham

Politics

How cowed judges could let Boris Johnson break the law

Jolyon Maugham

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