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Devolution in the Supreme Court: Legislative supremacy, Parliament's 'unqualified' power, and 'modifying' the Scotland Act - Public Law for Everyone
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Johnson's suspension of parliament unlawful, supreme court rules | UK supreme court | The Guardian
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| | Judges rule on PM's decision to prorogue parliament for five weeks at height of Brexit crisis
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What is the Retained EU Law Bill (REUL)? Five problems
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| | The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill is scheduled for its Second Reading debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday 25 October 2022. This briefing analyses five areas of particular concern that need to be addressed during the Bill's passage through Parliament.
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Iain Jamieson: Altering the Effect of Section 28(7) of the Scotland Act 1998 - UK Constitutional Law Association
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| | This article suggests that the Supreme Court's interpretation of section 28(7) has created such problems in relation to the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament that the provision needs to be amended, repealed or qualified. Text The terms of section 28(7) appear innocuous. Section 28(1) confers power on the Scottish Parliament to make laws to...
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Michael Foran: For Women Scotland: Is legal recognition of biological sex a violation of human rights? - UK Constitutional Law Association
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| In For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers the UK Supreme Court rejected the contention that possession of a Gender Recognition Certificate changes an individual's sex for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010, maintaining equality of status for all those protected under the characteristic of gender reassignment and ensuring that biological women are protected...