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Gateley Legal NI legal director Jonathan Jackson discusses the key insights of a review of Northern Ireland's defamation laws. Published earlier this summer, the Department of Finance's review of the Defamation Act (NI) 2022 analyses the 2022 Act's implementation to date and identifies c |
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inforrm.org
The Defamation Act (NI) 2022, A Swing and a Miss - Ciaran O'Shieland Holly Johnston - Inforrm's Blog The reform of defamation law in Northern Ireland has been a long awaited and much-contested issue since the introduction in England and Wales of the Defamation Act 2013 (the 2013 Act). We last disc... |
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ukconstitutionallaw.org
University of Bristol Centre for European and Public Law 18:00-19:30 July 3rd 2025 2.13 Wills Memorial Building, University of Bristol and Online at https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/97632863445 The Centre for European and Public Law invites you to join us for the launch of Dr Robert Craig's new book: Royal Law: Prerogative Foundations. The event will include a brief... |
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ukconstitutionallaw.org
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problems in relation to the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament that the provision needs to be amended, repealed or qualified.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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