Constitution and Administrative Law

Lecture 2 of Constitutional and Administrative Law: Comparing Constitutions

Introduction to Constitutional Law notes. Lecture 1.

Complete notes for both semesters of Constitutional Law 1220 in the University of Leeds, especially from lectures 1-10. Lectures have been rewatched to write most of them. 19/20 in the MCQ of the first semester of the module. Predicted grades on 2:1.

Full notes on Public Law (Elliot & Thomas, Oxford, 2020) - Chapter 19 - Human Rights & the UK Constitution.

Whole Chapter 6 ('The UK Parliament') covered from Elliott & Thomas' Public Law textbook (4th ed, 2020, Oxford. NOTE: Section 1 ('Introduction') has been omitted as it does not tell significant information. The essence of the chapter begins in Section 2.

Full notes on 'Chapter 4: Separation of Powers - An Introduction' from Elliott & Thomas' textbook Public Law (4th ed, 2020, Oxford).

Full notes on Chapter 8 (Devolution and the Territorial Constitution) from Elliott and Thomas' Public Law textbook (4th ed, 2020, Oxford) written by a first-year Constitutional & Administrative Law student at the University of Leeds. NOTE: Section 5 has been deliberately skipped as it is a 1-page chapter summary.

This document contains more than 100 pages of information surrounding European Union law. This includes, but is not limited to, Brexit, the different institutions within the EU, legislative processes, the four freedoms, etc. The author of these notes gained 69% at the University of Leeds by using these notes. It can be used by second year and third year students.