Public Law
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Public Law LL106 - Judicial Review
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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LSE LL106 Human Rights HRA Public Law Revision Notes
PopularComprehensive exam revision notes on one of the most popular exam topics that come up most often in the LSE first year LL106 exam papers, namely:

Human Rights (the Human Rights Act, a British Bill of Rights, common law protection)

As these documents contain textbook chapter summaries, lecture notes, class notes, further readings, extracts from academic articles, famous quotes and such, they can be said to be the only notes needed for the particular areas specified!

Case names and authors/acad...
Essay
Parliamentary Sovereignty After Thoburn & Jackson: Constitutional Statutes, Rule of Law and Supremacy
1500-word UK constitutional law essay which received a first. Critically assesses whether recent judicial approaches to parliamentary supremacy indicate a new constitutional settlement or a refinement of orthodox Diceyan sovereignty. Uses Laws LJ’s constitutional statutes doctrine in Thoburn and judicial dicta in Jackson (including Lord Hope and Baroness Hale) to evaluate claims that parliamentary sovereignty is being qualified by the rule of law or common law constitutionalism. Argues that th...
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*JR
*Heads of JR
*The Rule of Law
*The Separation of Powers
*HRA I
*HRA Jurisprudence
*Delegated Legislation
*Ministerial Responsibility
*Parliamentary Privilege
*The EU and Constitutional Law
*The Institutions of the EU

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Public Law LL106 - Heads of Judicial Review
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - The Rule of Law
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
Essay
Collection of three First Class essays feedback
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - The Separation of Powers
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - Human Rights I
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - Human Rights Act Jurisprudence
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - Delegated Legislation
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - Ministerial Responsibility
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - Parliamentary Privilege
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - The EU and British Constitutional Law
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Public Law LL106 - The Institutions of the European Union
These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. 
 
At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
Exam (elaborations)
Constitutions
Exam summary for the topic of constitutions (Public Law) - covers aspects such as whether the UK ought to have a written constitution and the features of the UK constitution.

For LSE students, this will be enough to cover most essay questions.
Exam (elaborations)
Devolution
Exam notes for the topic of devolution