Category - Legal matters & rights
Update: We shall indeed have a fishie on a little dishie – and a lot more besides
We shall have a fishie on a little dishie: Fisheries and Deterrence
The imperial court across the sea: why those on the left, who long to re-join the EU, will be conveniently ignoring the Court of Justice
This flawed deal is a tolerable price to pay for our freedom
The Johnson Letter: does it violate the Benn Act?
Even more problems with the Benn Act …
The Government’s new proposals meet the EU’s original aims better than the backstop
A Delinquent Parliament Begets the Rule of Lawyers
Supreme Court: on Shaky Ground
Supreme Court against the people
The Supreme Court Judgment: a Very British Coup?
Can They Block Brexit? Law v. Convention
Support for No Deal is Compatible with International Law
The EU: no friend of workers’ rights
The Brexit Bill? Go to arbitration.
Prorogation: The Historical Case for Constitutional Innovation
A Fourth Vote on The Withdrawal Agreement Requires New Legal Authority
The postponement of Brexit: is it legal?
The backstop: a violation of human rights?
Legal Advice on the Irish Backstop
A new divorce bill danger: why the EU rejects legal process
Baroness Ruth Deech voices concerns on May’s Withdrawal Agreement
Factcheck: What will really happen if MPs vote down May’s deal?
Imposing a ‘backstop’ on Northern Ireland will infringe the human rights of its citizens.
Legal advice to the Cabinet
The EEA Agreement: the key to a simplified Brexit process?
A Soft Brexit Flouts the Norms of International Relations.
Competition Law and Brexit – a Lesson from History
The Chequers Conclusion. A Memorandum
Why the ECJ Shouldn’t Have Jurisdiction Over US After We Leave
What tribunal is to decide “Withdrawal Agreement” disputes by Sir Richard Aikens
Why the UK Should Not Retain the European Charter on Fundamental Rights by Baroness Deech