SOCIETY OF CONSERVATIVE LAWYERS

House of Lords Constitution Committee inquiry into the new rule of law: evidence from the Society of Conservative Lawyers

Building a system we can trust: is the Mental Capacity Act fit for purpose 20 years on?

How to meet England's housing needs?

Legislation on assisted dying: a slippery slope?

Too many councils go bust: we should do better

The Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill: An Update at Committee Stage

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill – A Commentary

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill – constitutional and effective?

The forgotten human right: the rights of parents relating to children's education (brief update)

Special Advocates: Government sustained neglect breaches assurances given to Parliament and endangers the rule of law

The forgotten human right: the rights of parents relating to children's education (2nd edition)

Open Justice. Response to the call for evidence "Open justice: the way forward"

Logic and language in Conservative politics

The forgotten human right – the rights of parents relating to children's education (1st edition)

How to reform the law on disruptive protest

The Office of the Attorney General: A constitutional role and protector of the rule of law

The Future Regulatory Framework for Financial Services: A Commentary on HM Treasury's Proposals

Society of Conservative Lawyers: History 1947–2022

The Court of Protection – overview and resourcing issues

'A Glorious Revolution': Response to the Bill of Rights Consultation

Restoring trust in audit and corporate governance

Uber v Aslam: A New Direction for the Gig Economy (Part II)

Uber v Aslam: A New Direction for the Gig Economy (Part I)

Transforming Public Procurement

Northern Ireland Protocol: Implementation and the the future

Response to the Independent Review of the Human Rights Act

COVID Passports – a necessary tool to restore our lives?

New opportunities = new homes?

English votes for English laws

Equality Act 2010: a proposed amendment in respect of its treatment of religion

Westminster Parliament's Response to COVID-19 and a comparison with New Zealand, Australia and Canada

Access to justice in the 2020s

Cannabis: A look at sweeping global change

Evidence to PACAC inquiry into the role of Parliament and military deployment

Prior Parliamentary Approval for Military Action

Public Procurement after the UK’s EU Departure

A Conservative narrative on international law: past, present and future

House of Lords Inquiry into The Union and Devolution

Reshaping civil justice – enhancing the inquisitorial system

The Church and the State

Aspects of education policy for the next Government

Our quasi-federal Kingdom

Procuring economic growth: an overview of procurement law reforms

Affording justice: how to reduce the bill for criminal legal aid...

Democracy must prevail

A response to the Commission on a Bill of Rights

Responsible capitalism – corporate investing

An elected second chamber building a better House

Rescuing human rights

SCL Response to the Commission on a Bill of Rights

EU Procurement Paper

Access to justice: four essays

Anomalies in the compensation system

A fresh start on sentencing

A Modern Bill of Rights – extracts of research work

Human Rights Act – legal pathway

The impact of the HRA in the Courts

English Votes for English Laws

A British Bill of Rights and Obligations

Why Intercept Evidence should be admissible

Submission on the Draft Animal Welfare Bill

Report of the Working Party on Civil Partnerships

Constitutional Reform: Response of a working party

Speech on medical negligence

Hailsham Lecture: Speech

Financial services, a bespoke arrangement for a European asset: the best post-Brexit deal for the City and UK financial services

Ireland, not British but not foreign: the post-Brexit relationship with Ireland

Trying to keep the Charter is senseless

Jobs and justice

Britain's bargaining strength regarding post-Brexit jurisdiction arrangements

Heading for the exit: is notice of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Economic Area unnecessary?