Public law (LA1020)

University of Law (ULaw)

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Public law summary sheets
Summary • 4 pages • 2024

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2024/25 - Full module package
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Includes EU Law, Public Law and Criminal Law notes and flowcharts

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Public Law Problem Question Notes
Summary • 23 pages • 2022
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MA Law/GDL problem question notes. Helped achieve a first.

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GDL University of Law - ALL EXAMS - Full Revision Notes - Distinction

GDL University of Law - ALL EXAMS - Full Revision Notes - Distinction
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Exam revision notes covering the whole GDL course at the University of Law. Covers all compulsory modules: EU, Criminal, Public, Land, Equity, Contract, and Tort. All the content is summarized into 1-3 pages per topic, including checklists, flowcharts, and tables. I received an average of 76 for these exams (distinction).

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public law notes
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Separation of powers and constitutional principle

Separation of powers and constitutional principle
Exam (elaborations) • 4 pages • 2024

Part A : Concept and Purpose of Separation of Powers: This section explains the principle of separation of powers, emphasizing the need for distinct and independent branches of government to prevent tyranny and protect citizens' liberties. It outlines the functions and composition of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches in the UK. Breaches by the 2024 Bill: It details specific provisions of the 2024 Bill that breach the separation of powers: The Chancellor of the Exchequer's p...