PAPER 2. CONSTITUTIONAL LAWA. The allocation <strong>of</strong> powers1. Sources and foundations <strong>of</strong> the constitution:(a) nature and sources <strong>of</strong> constitutional law;(b) constitutional conventions;(c) the separation <strong>of</strong> powers;(d) the rule <strong>of</strong> law;(e) principal organs <strong>of</strong> government, including the judiciary, the executive (including the Crown) and the royalprerogative;(f) nature and sources <strong>of</strong> EU law.2. Legislative authority in the United Kingdom:(a) Parliament: its composition and functions, including the role <strong>of</strong> the House <strong>of</strong> Lords;(b) parliamentary sovereignty;(c) the principal institutions <strong>of</strong> the EU;(d) the status <strong>of</strong> EU law within national law;(e) devolution;(f) delegated legislation;(g) introductory matters concerning the Human Rights Act 1998 with particular reference to its implicationsfor the enactment and interpretation <strong>of</strong> legislation (and including horizontal effect).B. The control <strong>of</strong> powers1. Political accountability <strong>of</strong> the executive:(a) relationship between the executive and Parliament, including ministerial responsibility (collective andindividual);(b) mechanisms for parliamentary accountability, including parliamentary questions, select committees, andthe Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration;(c) political accountability in local government in England, especially Labour’s reform programme.2. Accountability to the judiciary:(a) the nature, scope and constitutional legitimacy <strong>of</strong> judicial review <strong>of</strong> administrative action;(b) justiciability, including review <strong>of</strong> prerogative powers;(c) standing;(d) grounds for review;(e) procedural issues and remedies.3. The use <strong>of</strong> civil liberties and human rights standards in the control <strong>of</strong> power:(a) protecting civil liberties in the UK;(b) obligations imposed by the European Convention on Human Rights and the Human Rights Act 1998 ininternational and municipal law;(c) freedom <strong>of</strong> expression and national security: <strong>of</strong>ficial secrecy, freedom <strong>of</strong> information and breach <strong>of</strong>confidence;(d) freedom <strong>of</strong> assembly: protest and public order.READING36
Introductory:Tomkins, Public <strong>Law</strong> (2003)Leyland, The Constitution <strong>of</strong> the United Kingdom: A Contextual Analysis (2007)Brazier (ed), Parliament, Politics and <strong>Law</strong> Making: Issues and Developments in the Legislative Process (2004)Textbooks, cases and materials:Barnett, Constitutional and Administrative <strong>Law</strong> (7th ed 2010)Bradley and Ewing, Constitutional and Administrative <strong>Law</strong> (15th ed 2010)Loveland, Constitutional <strong>Law</strong>, Administrative <strong>Law</strong> and Human Rights: A Critical Introduction (5th ed 2009)Thompson, Cases and Materials on Constitutional and Administrative <strong>Law</strong> (9th ed 2009)Turpin and Tomkins, British Government and the Constitution: Text, Cases and Materials (6th ed 2007)Further reading and reference:Allan, <strong>Law</strong>, Liberty, and Justice (1993)Allan, Constitutional Justice (2001)Allison, The English Historical Constitution (2007)Baldwin, Parliament in the Twenty-first Century (2005)Bingham, The Rule <strong>of</strong> <strong>Law</strong> (2010)Bogdanor (ed), The British Constitution in the Twentieth Century (2003)Bogdanor, The New British Constitution (2009)Brazier, Constitutional Practice (3rd ed 1999)Craig, Administrative <strong>Law</strong> (6th ed 2008)Dicey, Introduction to the Study <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Law</strong> <strong>of</strong> the Constitution (10th ed, Wade, 1959)Elliott, The Constitutional Foundations <strong>of</strong> Judicial Review (2001)Elliott, Beatson and Matthews Cases and Materials on Administrative <strong>Law</strong> (3rd ed 2005)Feldman, Civil Liberties and Human Rights in England and Wales (2nd ed 2002)Feldman (ed), English Public <strong>Law</strong> (2nd ed 2009)Fenwick, Civil Liberties and Human Rights (4th ed 2007)Fenwick and Phillipson, Text, Cases and Materials on Public <strong>Law</strong> and Human Rights (3rd ed 2010)Forsyth and Hare (eds), The Golden Metwand and the Crooked Cord: Essays in Honour <strong>of</strong> Sir William Wade (1998)Gearty, Principles <strong>of</strong> Human Rights Adjudication (2004)Gearty, Can Human Rights Survive? (2006)Hailsham, On the Constitution (1982)Heuston, Essays in Constitutional <strong>Law</strong> (2nd ed 1964)Irvine, Human Rights, Constitutional <strong>Law</strong> and the Development <strong>of</strong> the English Legal System (2003)Jennings, The <strong>Law</strong> and the Constitution (5th ed 1959)Johnson, Reshaping the British Constitution (2004)Jowell and Oliver (eds), The Changing Constitution (6th ed 2007)Leigh, <strong>Law</strong>, Politics and Local Democracy (2000)Loughlin, The Idea <strong>of</strong> Public <strong>Law</strong> (2004)Loughlin, Foundations <strong>of</strong> Public <strong>Law</strong> (2010)Marshall, Constitutional Conventions (1986)Marshall, Constitutional Theory (1971)Mowbray, Cases and Materials on the European Convention on Human Rights (2nd ed 2007)37
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