Public law essays demand a level of analytical engagement that differs from private law subjects. You are rarely asking "what is the law", you are asking "what should the law be" and engaging with academic and judicial arguments on both sides. High marks come from nuanced argumentation, not confident assertion.
Our public law mentors are-qualified lawyers and academics with expertise in constitutional law, administrative law, and human rights. Several have published in the area or have practised in judicial review and public interest litigation.
We cover constitutional law, administrative law, judicial review grounds and procedure, human rights under the HRA 1998, and devolution. We also support public law dissertations on areas including constitutional reform, executive power, and the relationship between law and politics.
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Sample essay topics we've supported
- The constitutional significance of Miller 2 for the relationship between courts and Parliament
- Proportionality as a ground of judicial review: where does English law stand?
- Parliamentary sovereignty after Factortame: a doctrine in decline?
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