It has arrived! Trust, Courts and Social Rights is now available in print. cambridge.org/core/books/tru…

Very pleased with the front cover. The image, a piece designed by artist CLET, represents the trust-based legal framework proposed in the book.

Warwick Law School University of Warwick

Join us at the Bingham Centre for this fascinating 2 yr post/opportunity to improve how the legislative process handles rule of law issues. The Lead will work with internal and external experts and acquire deep insight into the UK legislative process. Closes 23 July 2023.

Barry Humphries has passed away at age 89 after being hospitalised earlier this week due to complications from hip surgery.

The Australian comedy legend was best known for his alter egos Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. #9News

🔥hot off the press! 🔥 May issue of the MLR: modernlawreview.co.uk with

New year, new January Issue of the MLR: modernlawreview.co.uk

New issue of Modern Law Review - out now.

#CfA : Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Department of #Law and #Anthropology , is inviting applications for #PhD positions, dissertation writing-up scholarships and #postdoc research positions. For more information and application by 30 November:
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Wonderful new book from Cambridge Studies in Constitutional Law. It asks whether constitutions, mostly men’s creations, have helped women or acted as stumbling blocks to progress?

September issue now online, with articles on EU supranational regulation and the open method of coordination, climate litigation and public nuisance, Brexit's impact on UK food law, and false beliefs and consent to sex.

This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in teaching medical and/or family law to our wonderful students at the LSE! It is a permanent, career track teaching job, and you'd join a fantastic team. Feel free to get in touch with any questions. jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/53…

The July Issue of the MLR is now up: modernlawreview.co.uk, with articles on the Scottish 'not proven' criminal verdict, specific prostitution offences, the UK Investigatory Powers Tribunal, systemic risks from covid and climate, and no-platforming.

We continue our series of review posts about Administrative Law in Action with this new post by Thomas Poole: 'Notes from Underground' adminlawblog.org/2022/07/27/tho…

Surprised to be still seeing noise about the PM having a “direct mandate from the people”. Hoped that recent events had shown that idea in its true colours - constitutionally illiterate, unBritish and a recipe for power grabs and authoritarianism.

Surprised to be still seeing noise about the PM having a “direct mandate from the people”. Hoped that recent events had shown that idea in its true colours - constitutionally illiterate, unBritish and a recipe for power grabs and authoritarianism.

'Authorising Crime: The Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Act 2021' onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/14…

Congratulations Cheryl Saunders !

Today we're hosting Seana Shiffrin for the Modern Law Review Chorley Lecture on the topic: 'Hidden Delegations: On the Transfer of Contractual Rights'.

The lecture will be published later in the Modern Law Review. More info here:

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Excellent critique - thoughtful and well-informed - of Vermeule's Common Good Constitutionalism by Bernard Keenan. criticallegalthinking.com/2022/05/23/bap…