A detailed plan outlining to how to attack a judicial review problem question from standing to remedies. Contains all relevant case law with a rundown of facts and points of law that they raise. Also acronyms included to help remember the grounds of judicial review as raised in GCHQ case. Also includes essay plans for all of the following: House of Lords reform, Parliamentary Supremacy, Parliamentary Supremacy in light of HRA and EU, Rule of Law, Separation of Powers, Royal Prerogative, Minister...

Topics include - Concept, element and aims of separation of powers - Separation of powers pre-1997 and post-1997 - Relevant Basic Law articles on the Chief Executive and Legislative Council along with context and commentary from lecture - Executive-legislative checks

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.

Fully compiled and sectioned Public law notes with mind-maps and complete case law referencing and definitions for best exam use and easy referral. Including: UK Constitution; Parliamentary Supremacy; Constitutional Conventions; Royal prerogative; Rule of law; Separation of Powers; and more!

A collection of revision notes for the public law module on the GDL at the University of Law. The document includes: - three essay question plans on the flexibility of the UK constitution, the separation of powers, and parliamentary supremacy - four flowcharts on answering problem questions about judicial review, judicial review involving human rights, conflict of human rights (Articles 8 and 10), and contempt of court - key statutory and case law authorities for all the above topics These...

This covers the separation of powers in the UK constitution which is the separation of powers between the legislative, the executive and the judiciary.

class notes

Full notes for Constitutional and Administration Law -Introduction to Constitutional Law -Nature and Purpose of Constitutions -Written Constitutions in the World -UK Constitution -Sources of Constitution -The Separation of Powers doctrine -The Executive -Powers of the Executive -Royal Prerogative -Parliament - Introduction, Functions and Composition -Parliamentary Sovereignty -European Union -Devolution -Human Rights Act 1998 -Exam Tips and Exam Structures

Fully compiled and sectioned Public law notes with mind-maps and complete case law referencing and definitions for best exam use and easy referral. Including: UK Constitution; Parliamentary Supremacy; Constitutional Conventions; Royal prerogative; Rule of law; Separation of Powers; and more!

Essay plans for GDL public law refined into bitesize chunks. Content: House of Lords reform, Parliamentary Supremacy, Parliamentary Supremacy in light of HRA and EU, Rule of Law, Separation of powers, Royal Prerogative, Ministerial Responsibility