Tag: International Law

The final piece of this chunk of articles on the judiciary and independence focuses on the structure and make-up of ...

Although they play the role of "referee" during trials and hearings - especially in adversarial systems - at the heart ...

The final two articles in this mini-series cover probably the most constitutionally important elements. I start with a look at ...

Political unions come and go. The shortest-lived ones (i.e. the United Arab Republic) have lasted little more than a decade ...

As chosen by Twitter followers back in July, this short series – one article a week for the next six ...

(Title Image: Mark Lostracci under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-2.0) Last but not least in this series on the constitution and ...

(Title Image: via Youtube) Before considering how a Welsh Bill of Rights (or equivalent) might develop, it's worth looking first ...

(Title Image: © Copyright Brian Slater and licensed for reuse under Creative Commons Licence BY-SA-2.0) The final four articles in ...

(Title Image: BBC) While policy is largely shaped and enacted by that we choose at the ballot box, constitutions often ...

(Title Image: Getty Images) One of the reasons constitutions exist in the first place is for nation-states to tell the ...

(Title Image: Guilhem Vellut via Flickr under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-2.0) EU politics is often impenetrable; attempting to coordinate and ...

(Title Image: Office of the Prime Minister, public domain) I didn't think I'd be doing this, but today marks the ...

(Title Image: via Yelp) When I first wrote about this back in 2012 it turned out to be the most ...

(Title Image: independent.co.uk) "What the hell were they thinking?" Clearly I'm not the only person who watched with bemusement and ...

  Life, Ethics & Independence I - Abortion Life, Ethics & Independence II - Euthanasia Life, Ethics & Independence III ...