Featured • Security & defence • Legal matters & rightsUpdate: We shall indeed have a fishie on a little dishie – and a lot more besides29/02/2020by Gwythian Prins
Security & defence • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedWe shall have a fishie on a little dishie: Fisheries and Deterrence17/02/2020by Gwythian Prins
Democracy & constitution • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedThe imperial court across the sea: why those on the left, who long to re-join the EU, will be conveniently ignoring the Court of Justice17/02/2020by Briefings For Britain
Featured • Legal matters & rights • WTO / no-deal • Customs Union • ReportsThis flawed deal is a tolerable price to pay for our freedom21/10/2019by Martin Howe QC
Featured • Legal matters & rights • Government & politics • BlogThe Johnson Letter: does it violate the Benn Act?20/10/2019by Titus
Featured • Legal matters & rights • BlogEven more problems with the Benn Act …08/10/2019by Robert Harneis
Northern Ireland • Legal matters & rights • News • FeaturedThe Government’s new proposals meet the EU’s original aims better than the backstop07/10/2019by Lord Trimble, Roderick Crawford
Featured • Democracy & constitution • Legal matters & rights • BlogA Delinquent Parliament Begets the Rule of Lawyers30/09/2019by Peter Ramsay
Featured • Legal matters & rights • Constitutional issues • ReportsSupreme Court: on Shaky Ground28/09/2019by Sir Peter Marshall
Reports • Democracy & constitution • Legal matters & rights • Constitutional issues • FeaturedSupreme Court against the people27/09/2019by Danny Nicol
Blog • Legal matters & rights • Constitutional issues • FeaturedThe Supreme Court Judgment: a Very British Coup?26/09/2019by Jonathan Clark
Featured • Democracy & constitution • Legal matters & rights • BlogCan They Block Brexit? Law v. Convention23/08/2019by Jonathan Clark
Featured • Legal matters & rights • Brexit options & no-deal • BlogSupport for No Deal is Compatible with International Law29/07/2019by David Collins
Featured • The EU • Rights & civil liberties • BlogThe EU: no friend of workers’ rights06/07/2019by Will Podmore
Subscribers' Views • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedThe Brexit Bill? Go to arbitration.18/06/2019by Briefings For Britain
Reports • Democracy & constitution • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedProrogation: The Historical Case for Constitutional Innovation15/06/2019by Professor Jonathan Clark
Subscribers' Views • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedA Fourth Vote on The Withdrawal Agreement Requires New Legal Authority31/03/2019by Caroline Bell
Briefings • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedThe postponement of Brexit: is it legal?25/03/2019by Richard Aikens
Subscribers' Views • Northern Ireland • Rights & civil liberties • FeaturedThe backstop: a violation of human rights?10/03/2019by Briefings For Britain
Blog • Northern Ireland • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedLegal Advice on the Irish Backstop02/03/2019by Martin Howe QC
Featured • The EU • Legal matters & rights • ReportsA new divorce bill danger: why the EU rejects legal process14/02/2019by Briefings For Britain
Podcasts • Withdrawal Agreement • Rights & civil liberties • FeaturedBaroness Ruth Deech voices concerns on May’s Withdrawal Agreement20/12/2018by Briefings For Britain
Briefings • Democracy & constitution • Legal matters & rights • Constitutional issues • FeaturedFactcheck: What will really happen if MPs vote down May’s deal?03/12/2018by Anna Bailey, Richard Aikens
News • Northern Ireland • Rights & civil liberties • FeaturedImposing a ‘backstop’ on Northern Ireland will infringe the human rights of its citizens.14/11/2018by Robert Tombs
Blog • Northern Ireland • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedLegal advice to the Cabinet13/11/2018by Martin Howe QC
Blog • Legal matters & rights • EFTA/EEA • FeaturedThe EEA Agreement: the key to a simplified Brexit process?31/08/2018by Richard Aikens, George Yarrow, Guglielmo Verdirame
Blog • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedA Soft Brexit Flouts the Norms of International Relations.31/08/2018by Briefings For Britain
Subscribers' Views • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedCompetition Law and Brexit – a Lesson from History14/07/2018by Nick Pimlott, George McLellan
Blog • Legal matters & rights • FeaturedWhy the ECJ Shouldn’t Have Jurisdiction Over US After We Leave10/06/2018by Martin Howe QC
Blog • Legal matters & rights • Withdrawal Agreement • FeaturedWhat tribunal is to decide “Withdrawal Agreement” disputes by Sir Richard Aikens11/05/2018by Richard Aikens
Blog • Legal matters & rights • Rights & civil liberties • FeaturedWhy the UK Should Not Retain the European Charter on Fundamental Rights by Baroness Deech26/04/2018by Baroness Deech
Blog • Legal matters & rights • Miscellaneous • FeaturedThe Intellectual case for Brexit: a lawyer’s view. Richard Aikens17/03/2018by Richard Aikens