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The Judges and the Constitution

Our membership of the European Union, together with the Human...

Europe and the old Constitution

How has our membership of the European Union affected our...

Devolution and the territorial Constitution

Devolution to Scotland and Wales is a very radical change...

The Referendum: Direct democracy and the Constitution

In 1975, we held our first, and - so far...

Our New Constitution

The radical constitutional reforms since 1997 offer a spectacle, unique...

The General Election and the Constitution

Alternative Electoral Systems

In 1918, one commentator claimed that there were over 300...

Witness Anonymity: "I Want to Look Into The Eyes Of My Son’s Killer And Know His Name"

The screening of witnesses for anonymity in the context of inquests and public inquiries is hugely contentious. Why does putting witnesses behind a screen cause such concern for human rights and civil liberties advocates? What are protective measures? Has there been an increase in such applications?

The End of the Grotian Era? Maintaining Order and Good Governance at Sea

70% of the Earth's surface is not subject to sovereign...

The Human Rights Act: Cornerstone of a New Constitution

The Human Rights Act of 1998 gives us, in effect...