Constitutional & Administrative Law

This document details the role of the Executive, i.e. the Govvernment in the UK. The functions of the Executive are alas, different compared to Judiciary. This is due to the Separation of powers.

This document details what the role of the Monarch is in the UK. Furthermore, certain powers which are only exercised by the Monarch can be delegated elsewhere.

Parliamentary Sovereignty is the utmost important aspect of the UK. This document details the role of the Parliament and how no external powers can impact the UK Parliament...save for when the UK was part of the European Union. I have another document just for that!

A mixture of both lecture and own notes covering the separation of powers within the UK. There are 3 main powers: Executive, Legislator and Judiciary. This document explains why this is needed within the UK.

Full notes including: - UK constitution, - Separation of Powers, - Rule of Law, - Parliamentary Sovereignty, - European Law, - Responsible and Accountable Government, - Royal Prerogative, - Devolution, - Judicial Review of Administrative Law - Human Rights. I have also included practice questions with a guide on how to answer them. These notes were made from my own lecture notes and using the textbook recommended by my uni (M. Elliott and R. Thomas, Public Law (OUP, 3rd edn, 2017)).