For Women Scotland 3 was a petition for judicial review of a policy: the Scottish Prison Service’s non-statutory guidance on the Management of Transgender People in Custody. The claim turned on the ...

The literature on section 2 of the Human Rights Act 1998 has largely been preoccupied with a single direction of […] ...

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Following the release of the Report by the National Audit Office (‘NAO’) (‘the Report’) on royal residences, it has emerged […] ...

Posts about energy written by UKCLA Andrew Woodhouse: Power Failure – Electricity Nationalisation and The Erosion of the Public Corporation’s “Three Freedoms” (1947-1967) ...

Posts about detention written by UKCLA Craig Wells: The Discipline of Reasons: Liberty, Vulnerability and Arbitrary Power in A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland [2026] UKSC 16 It ...

Call for Papers – Extended Deadline:UKCLA Early Career Workshop in Constitutional Law and Theory UKCLA Early Career Workshop in Constitutional Law and Theory – University of Bristol – 10 June 2026 ...

Buckingham Palace has finally announced that the King and Queen’s planned visit to the US will indeed go […] ...

On 7 January, United States military forces, supported by British forces, intercepted the oil tanker originally known as the Bella 1, then renamed the Marinera, in the Atlantic Ocean south of Iceland.

Posts about criminal jurisdiction written by UKCLA Tom Mullen and Charlie Peevers: A Legal Black Hole in UK Waters? The Case of the MV Bella 1 ...

In early January 2026, the Court of Appeal (Peter Jackson LJ, Elisabeth Laing LJ, and Jeremy Baker LJ) handed down the decision in R (RR and AA) v Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth, and ...