THIS IS AN ESSAY BY NAZ KHAN WHICH WON THE 2019 LECHMERE PRIZE, DISCUSSING WHETHER THE LEGAL UNCERTAINTY CAUSED BY TRIGGERING ARTICLE 50 JUSTIFIES UNDERMINING PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY IN FAVOUR OF A CODIFIED CONSTITUTION.
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A Call for a Comprehensive Review of the Prevent Duty in British Universities
This dissertation by Joel Platt analyses the operation of the UK’s ‘Prevent’ strategy within Universities and its implications for freedom of expression and democracy.
Substitute Decision-Making and Mental Capacity
This is a dissertation by Georgina Terry entitled ‘Nothing About Us, Without Us: Substitute Decision- Making in Light of the CRPD’s New Paradigm on Mental Capacity’.
Separation of Powers and the Judiciary
This dissertation is by Nicholas Kilford regarding ‘Separation of Powers: A Theory for the New Order’.