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For those who were unable to attend - or wish to revisit - Lord Justice Singh's recent lecture for Public Law, "Substantive Principles of Public Law: What Happened after 1987?" can be viewed here: youtube.com/watch?v=0WOmBI89…
Two weeks left to submit (short) proposals for Public Law's themed collection of analysis papers for 2027...
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The Public Law Lecture 2026 - "Substantive Principles of Public Law: What Happened After 1987?" will be delivered by Lord Justice Singh at the London School of Economics on 11/03. Further details and sign up here: eur01.safelinks.protection.o…
The Public Law Lecture 2026 - "Substantive Principles of Public Law: What Happened After 1987?" will be delivered by Lord Justice Singh at the London School of Economics on 11/03. Further details and sign up here: eur01.safelinks.protection.o…
The January 2026 issue of @PL_PublicLaw is not available on @WestlawUK. Analysis from Erin Ferguson, on the tortoise media and sammut decisions; Dan Meagher on the interaction between art and non-discrimination law; and Diggory Bailey on the use of ...
We are delighted to welcome new members to
@PL_PublicLaw's editorial committee. From January 2026 we will be joined by @mjg_constitlaw
(Liverpool) and Silvia Suteu (@uei_law), with
@YseultMarique (Essex) and @PaulFScott (Glasgow) joining from January 2027.
Many congratulations to our new Editorial Committee members, and thanks to all those who expressed an interest in supporting @PL_PublicLaw
The October 25 issue of @PL_PublicLaw will land on @WestlawUK shortly. Analysis from Farrah Raza on NHS regulation and patient choice and Adam Evans on recall proposals for the Senedd. Articles are from @echrhawk
on the vulnerability of the UK's HR protections; ...
Kevin Costello on the de facto officer doctrine in the 21st century. @SarahNason80 and Lee Marsons provided the current survey. Lewis Graham took care of the reviews of books from Johanna Frohlich, Andras Koltay, Dimitrios Kyritsis and Christina Lienen.
In memory of Conor Gearty, Public Law's 2007 symposium on his Hamlyn Lectures, "Can Human Rights Survive?" is available to read here: sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/conten…
Public Law is looking to appoint several new members to its Editorial Committee - details ⬇️ - expressions of interest to [email protected] by 31 October 2025.
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The April 2025 issue of @PL_PublicLaw is now avail. on @WestlawUK feat. a themed analysis section - Race and Public Law - compiled by @DrVidyaKumarUK. Papers are by Vidya, on "Race and the UK Constitution"; Shreya Atrey "A Common Law principle of racial equality?"; Tom Frost ...
The April 2025 issue of @PL_PublicLaw is now avail. on @WestlawUK feat. a themed analysis section - Race and Public Law - compiled by @DrVidyaKumarUK. Papers are by Vidya, on "Race and the UK Constitution"; Shreya Atrey "A Common Law principle of racial equality?"; Tom Frost ...
... Commissioner as a constitutional regulator; @sanjitnagi_ on the Attlee Govt's views on European rights protection; Sarah Sorial and @ShireenMorrisMs on Mini-Publics; and Marcus Teo on Administrative Expertise and Wednesbury.
Also featuring the current survey (c/o @SarahNason80 and Lee Marsons) and book reviews (c/o Lewis Graham) on books inc the "Camb Const History of the UK" and Cora Chan's "Deference in Human Rights Adjudication". Thanks to all contributors, reviewers, etc.