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    Constitutional & Administrative Law Notes

    Term One – Constitutional Law:


    1. Models of Constitutionalism (Political VS Common Law Constitutionalism) –
    2021 Q3, 2022 Q2
    2. Sources of the UK Constitution
    3. Parliamentary Sovereignty – 2020 Q4, 2019 Q4
    4. Rule of Law (Ouster clauses in Anisminic and Privacy International,
    Definition of the Rule of Law) – 2022 Q5, 2020 Q8, 2018 Q1
    5. Separation of powers – 2020 Q3, 2019 Q1
    6. Accountability (Legal VS Political Accountability) – 2020 Q1
    7. Ministerial Responsibility – 2020 Q1, 2019 Q2, 2018 Q4 (not entirely relevant)
    8. Devolution
    9. The UK and EU Before Brexit (Factortame, Thoburn) – 2020 Q4
    10. The UK and EU After Brexit (Art 50, Miller) – 2022 Q2
    11. Human Rights Act (S.3 and S.4) – 2021 Q5, 2022 Q4, 2020 Q5, 2018 Q6,
    2018 Q8
    12. Human Rights Reform and British Bill of Rights – 2019 Q5
    13. Codification of UK Constitution – 2021 Q1
    14. House of Lords Reform – 2019 Q3

    Term Two – Administrative Law:


    1. Red Light and Green Light theories of Judicial Review – 2019 Q6
    2. Constitutional Foundations of judicial review
    3. Scope of judicial review (Justiciability and Ouster clauses) – 2020 Q8
    4. Standing & Remedies – 2022 Q3, 2020 Q9, 2019 Q7
    5. Legality: Non-delegation and non-fettering principles
    6. Legality: Relevancy
    7. Legality: Propriety of purpose
    8. Legality: Legitimate Expectations – 2022 Q1
    9. Unreasonableness – 2020 Q2
    10. Proportionality – 2019 Q8
    11. Unreasonableness VS Proportionality – 2021 Q4, 2020 Q2
    12. Procedural fairness: Rule against bias
    13. Procedural fairness: Right to a fair hearing (Osborn) – 2020 Q10, 2019
    Q9
    14. Impact and effectiveness of judicial review: Value, Changing behaviour,
    Accessibility
    15. Ombudsmen – 2018 Q9
    16. Tribunals – 2022 Q6
    17. Inquiries – 2021 Q2, 2019 Q10, 2018 Q5

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