Publications by Professor David Feldman

Full list of publications by Professor David Feldman.

  • David Feldman, Key Ideas in Constitutional Law, Hart Publishing, 2025
  • David Feldman, Mark Elliott, Mark Elliott, 978-1-107-65509-6, The Cambridge Companion to Public Law, 2015
  • David Feldman, Law in Politics, Politics in Law, Hart Publishing, 2013
  • David Feldman, English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2009
  • David Feldman, English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2004
  • David Feldman, Civil Liberties and Human Rights in England and Wales, Oxford University Press, 2002
  • David Feldman, Frank Meisel, Frank Meisel, Corporate and Commercial Law: Modern Developments, Lloyd's of London Press, 1996
  • David Feldman, Civil Liberties and Human Rights in England and Wales, Oxford University Press, 1993
  • David Feldman, Criminal Investigation - Reform and Control, 1991
  • David Feldman, Criminal Confiscation Orders - The New Law, Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 1988
  • David Feldman, The Law Relating to Entry, Search and Seizure, Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 1986
  • David Feldman, ‘Consultations, politics and reform of judicial review’, in Public Law in a Troubled Era: A Tribute to Professor Patrick Birkinshaw (eds Katarzyna Gromek-Broc), 2024
  • David Feldman, ‘‘Unofficial law’, doctrinal change, and judicial review of prerogative powers’, in Essays in Law and History for David Ibbetson (eds Joe Sampson and Stelios Tofaris), Bloomsbury, 2024
  • David Feldman, ‘Orthodox principles and unconventional outcomes in public law’, in Justice for Everyone: The Jurisprudence and Legal Lives of Brenda Hale (eds Rosemary Hunter and Erika Rackley), 2022
  • David Feldman, ‘Marriage, identity and the European Court of Human Rights’, in Personal Identity and the European Court of Human Rights (eds Jill Marshall), Routledge, 2022
  • David Feldman, ‘Anisminic in retrospect’, in Executive Decision-Making and the Courts: Revisiting the Origins of Modern Judicial Review (eds TT Arvind, Richard Kirkham, Daithí Mac Sithigh and Lindsay Stirton), Hart Publishing, 2021
  • David Feldman, Nigel Pleming, ‘Preface’, in The Constitutional Balance (eds John Laws), Hart Publishing, 2021
  • David Feldman, ‘Political Practice and Constitutional Change’, in Routledge Handbook of Comparative Constitutional Change (eds Xenophon Contiades and Alkmene Fotiadou), Routledge, 2020
  • David Feldman, Jason N. E. Varuhas, Shona Wilson Stark, ‘Changing Boundaries: Crime, Punishment and Public Law’, in The Frontiers of Public Law (eds David Feldman), Hart Publishing, 2020
  • David Feldman, Jeffrey Jowell, Colm O'Cinneide, ‘The internationalization of public law and its impact on the UK’, in The Changing Constitution, Oxford University Press, 2019
  • David Feldman, Peter Turner, ‘Equity in the modern administrative state: a commentary’, in Equity and Administration, 2016
  • David Feldman, John Bell, Mark Elliott, Jason N. E. Varuhas, Philip Murray, ‘Comparison, realism and theory in public law’, in Public Law Adjudication in Common Law Systems: Process and Substance, Hart Publishing, 2016
  • David Feldman, Mark Elliott, Mark Elliott, 978-1-107-65509-6, ‘Introduction’, in The Cambridge Companion to Public Law, 2015
  • David Feldman, Mark Elliott, Mark Elliott, 978-1-107-65509-6, ‘The Distinctiveness of Public Law’, in The Cambridge Companion to Public Law, 2015
  • David Feldman, Adam Tomkins, Paul Scott, ‘The people and politics of Entick v. Carrington’, in Entick v. Carrington: 250 Years of the Rule of Law, Hart Publishing, 2015
  • David Feldman, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, Colm O'Cinneide, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, Colm O'Cinneide, ‘The Internationalization of Public Law and its Impact on the UK’, in The Changing Constitution 8th edn, Oxford University Press, 2015
  • David Feldman, Murray Hunt, Hayley J. Hooper, Paul Yowell, Murray Hunt, Hayley J. Hooper, Paul Yowell, ‘Democracy, law, and human rights: politics as challenge and opportunity’, in Parliaments and Human Rights: Redressing the Democratic Deficit, Hart Publishing, 2015
  • David Feldman, Mark Elliott, Robert Thomas, Mark Elliott, Robert Thomas, ‘Expert commentary: The Human Rights Act and the interaction of legal orders’, in Public Law 2nd edn, Oxford University Press, 2014
  • David Feldman, B. Guy Peter, Jon Pierre, B. Guy Peter, Jon Pierre, ‘The limits of law: can law regulate public administration?’, in The SAGE Handbook of Public Administration Second Concise Edition, Sage, 2014
  • David Feldman, ‘Beginning at the beginning: the relationships between politics and law’, in Law in Politics, Politics in Law, Hart Publishing, 2013
  • David Feldman, ‘Looking back and moving on’, in Law in Politics, Politics in Law, Hart Publishing, 2013
  • David Feldman, Richard Rawlings, Peter Leyland, Alison Young, Richard Rawlings, Peter Leyland, Alison Young, ‘Sovereignties in Strasbourg’, in Sovereignty and the Law: Domestic, European, and International Perspectives, Oxford University Press, 2013
  • David Feldman, Matt Qvortrup, Matt Qvortrup, ‘Constitutional Conventions’, in The British Constitution: Continuity, Change and the Influence of Europe - A Festschrift for Vernon Bogdanor, Hart Publishing, 2013
  • David Feldman, ‘Williams, Sir David Glyndwr Tudor (1930-2009)’, in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online, Oxford University Press, 2013
  • David Feldman, Colin Harvey, Alex Schwartz, Colin Harvey, Alex Schwartz, ‘The Nature and Effects of Constitutional Rights in Post-Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina’, in Rights in Divided Societies, Hart Publishing, 2012
  • David Feldman, Shimon Shetreet, Christopher Forsyth, Shimon Shetreet, Christopher Forsyth, ‘The Independence of International Judges in National Courts: Lessons from Bosnia and Herzegovina’, in The Culture of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations and Practical Challenges, Brill, 2012
  • David Feldman, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, ‘The Internationalization of Public Law and its Impact on the UK’, in The Changing Constitution 7th edn, Oxford University Press, 2011
  • David Feldman, Philip Norton, Philip Norton, ‘Extending the Role of the Courts: the Human Rights Act 1998’, in A Century of Constitutional Reform, 2011
  • David Feldman, Michael Adler, Michael Adler, ‘Changes in Human Rights’, in Administrative Justice in Context, Hart Publishing, 2010
  • David Feldman, Peter Pagnamenta, Peter Pagnamenta, ‘Law: Adjusting to New Needs’, in The University of Cambridge: an 800th Anniversary Portrait, Third Millennium Publishing, 2009
  • David Feldman, ‘Rights to life, physical and moral integrity, freedom of lifestyle and religion or belief’, in English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2009
  • David Feldman, ‘Political rights’, in English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2009
  • David Feldman, ‘Remedies for violations of Convention rights’, in English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2009
  • David Feldman, ‘Standards of review and human rights in English law’, in English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2009
  • David Feldman, Sir Louis Blom-Cooper, Brice Dickson, Gavin Drewry, Sir Louis Blom-Cooper, Brice Dickson, Gavin Drewry, ‘Human Rights’, in The Judicial House of Lords 1876-2009, Oxford University Press, 2009
  • David Feldman, Claudia Geiringer, Dean R. Knight, Claudia Geiringer, Dean R. Knight, ‘The Role of Constitutional Principles in protecting International Peace and Security through International, Supranational and National Legal Institutions’, in Seeing the World Whole: Essays in Honour of Sir Kenneth Keith, Victoria University Press, 2008
  • David Feldman, Peter Cane, Joanne Conaghan, Peter Cane, Joanne Conaghan, ‘Bates' Case (or the case of impositions)', 'Bills of rights, international and supranational', 'freedom of movement', 'search and seizure', and 'Stockdale v. Hansard’, in New Oxford Companion to Law, Oxford University Press, 2008
  • David Feldman, Catherine Barnard, Janet O'Sullivan, Graham Virgo, Catherine Barnard, Janet O'Sullivan, Graham Virgo, ‘Constitutional Law’, in What about Law? Studying Law at University, Hart Publishing, 2007
  • David Feldman, Helen Fenwick, Gavin Phillipson, Roger Masterman, Helen Fenwick, Gavin Phillipson, Roger Masterman, ‘Institutional Roles and Meanings of ‘Compatibility’ under the Human Rights Act 1998’, in Judicial Reasoning under the UK Human Rights Act, 2007
  • David Feldman, Craig M. Bradley, Craig M. Bradley, ‘England and Wales’, in Criminal Procedure: A Worldwide Study 2nd edn, Carolina Academic Press, 2007
  • David Feldman, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, ‘The Internationalization of Public Law and its Impact on the United Kingdom’, in The Changing Constitution 6th edn, Oxford University Press, 2007
  • David Feldman, John Morison, Kieran McEvoy, Gordon Anthony, John Morison, Kieran McEvoy, Gordon Anthony, ‘Constitutionalism, Deliberative Democracy and Human Rights’, in Human Rights, Democracy and Transition: Essays in Honour of Stephen Livingstone, Oxford University Press, 2007
  • David Feldman, John Bell, Claire Kilpatrick, John Bell, Claire Kilpatrick, ‘European Human Rights and Constitution-Building in a Post-Conflict Society: the Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina’, in Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies vol 7 (2004-2005), Hart Publishing, 2005
  • David Feldman, Ferndinand Mélin-Sucramanien, Ferndinand Mélin-Sucramanien, ‘Factors affecting the Choice of Techniques of Constitutional Interpretation’, in L’Interprétation Constitutionnelle, Dalloz, 2005
  • David Feldman, ‘Standards of Review and Human Rights in English Law", "Rights to Life, Physical and Moral Integrity, Freedom of Lifestyle and Religion or Belief", "Political Rights", and "Remedies for Violations of Convention Rights’, in English Public Law, Oxford University Press, 2004
  • David Feldman, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, Jeffrey Jowell, Dawn Oliver, ‘The Internationalization of Public Law and its Impact on the United Kingdom’, in The Changing Constitution, Oxford University Press, 2004
  • David Feldman, B. Guy Peters, Jon Pierre, B. Guy Peters, Jon Pierre, ‘The Limits of Law: Can Law Regulate Public Administration?’, in Handbook of Public Administration, Sage, 2003
  • David Feldman, Vernon Bogdanor, Vernon Bogdanor, ‘Civil Liberties’, in The British Constitution in the Twentieth Century, Oxford University Press, 2003
  • David Feldman, Frances Butler, Frances Butler, ‘Confrontation and Co-operation between Institutions in the Protection of Human Rights’, in Human Rights Protection: Methods and Effectiveness, Kluwer Law International, 2001
  • David Feldman, John Bridge, John Bridge, ‘Constitutional Limitations on Privatisation’, in Comparative Law facing the 21st Century, 2001
  • David Feldman, Frank Meisel, Peter Cook, Frank Meisel, Peter Cook, ‘Property and public protest’, in Property and Protection: Essays in Honour of Brian Harvey, Hart Publishing, 2000
  • David Feldman, Christopher Forsyth, Christopher Forsyth, ‘Convention rights and substantive ultra vires’, in Judicial Review and the Constitution, Hart Publishing, 2000
  • David Feldman, American Bar Association, American Bar Association, ‘Human Rights and International Law and Institutions’, in Common Law, Common Values, Common Rights: Essays on Our Common Heritage by Distinguished British and American Authors, West Group and American Bar Association, 2000
  • David Feldman, Jack Beatson, Yvonne Cripps, Jack Beatson, Yvonne Cripps, ‘Information and privacy’, in Freedom of Information and Freedom of Expression, Oxford University Press, 2000
  • David Feldman, Raphael Cohen-Almagor, Raphael Cohen-Almagor, ‘Protest and Tolerance: Legal Values and the Control of Public-Order Policing’, in Liberal Democracy and the Limits of Tolerance: Essays in Honor and Memory of Yitzhak Rabin, University of Michigan Press, 2000
  • David Feldman, Gavin Drewry, Charles Blake, Gavin Drewry, Charles Blake, ‘The life and work of Sir Louis Blom-Cooper’, in Law, and the Spirit of Inquiry: Essays in Honour of Sir Louis Blom-Cooper, Q.C., Kluwer Law International, 1999
  • David Feldman, Evelyn Ellis, Evelyn Ellis, ‘Proportionality and the Human Rights Act 1998’, in The Principle of Proportionality in the Laws of Europe, Hart Publishing, 1999
  • David Feldman, Craig Bradley, Craig Bradley, ‘Criminal Procedure in England and Wales’, in Criminal Procedure: A Worldwide Study, Carolina Academic Press, 1999
  • David Feldman, Ian Loveland, Ian Loveland, ‘Content neutrality’, in Importing the First Amendment: Freedom of Speech and Expression in Britain, Europe and the USA, Hart Publishing, 1998
  • David Feldman, Peter Birks, Peter Birks, ‘Privacy-related Rights and their Social Value’, in Privacy and Loyalty, Oxford University Press, 1997
  • David Feldman, Frank Meisel, Frank Meisel, ‘Introduction’, in Corporate and Commercial Law: Modern Developments, Lloyd's of London Press, 1996
  • David Feldman, Frank Meisel, Frank Meisel, ‘Corporate rights and the privilege against self-incrimination’, in Corporate and Commercial Law: Modern Developments, Lloyd's of London Press, 1996
  • David Feldman, Eric Barendt, Eric Barendt, ‘Press Freedom and Police Access to Journalistic Material’, in Yearbook of Media and Entertainment Law, Oxford University Press, 1995
  • David Feldman, David Harris, Sarah Joseph, David Harris, Sarah Joseph, ‘Freedom of Expression’, in The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and United Kingdom Law, Oxford University Press, 1995
  • David Feldman, M. D. A> Freeman with R. Halson, M. D. A> Freeman with R. Halson, ‘Secrecy, Dignity, or Autonomy? Views of Privacy as a Civil Liberty’, in Current Legal Problems Volume 47 Part II 1994, Oxford University Press, 1994
  • David Feldman, Richard Hoggart, Richard Hoggart, ‘Entries on subjects in the fields of jurisprudence, constitutional and administrative law, civil liberties, and human rights’, in The Oxford Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Peoples and Cultures (vol. 7 of The Oxford Illustrated Encyclopaedia), Oxford University Press, 1992
  • David Feldman, William Watts Miller, William Watts Miller, ‘The Left, Judicial Review and Theories of the Constitution’, in Socialism and the Law, Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie Vol 49, Franz Steiner Verlag, 1992
  • David Feldman, Susan Flood, Susan Flood, ‘A survey of English forfeiture law’, in Illicit Drugs and Organized Crime: issues for a unified Europe, Office of International Criminal Justice, Chicago, Ill., 1992
  • David Feldman, ‘Introduction: the developing debate on policing law and management’, in Criminal Investigation - Reform and Control, 1991
  • David Feldman, M. P. Furmston, V. Powell-Smith, M. P. Furmston, V. Powell-Smith, ‘Motoring and the Law’, in You and the Law, Hamlyn, 1987
  • David Feldman, M. P. Furmston, J. R. Kerridge, B. E. Sufrin, M. P. Furmston, J. R. Kerridge, B. E. Sufrin, ‘Influences on judicial reasoning’, in The Effect on English Domestic Law of Membership of the European Communities and of Ratification of the European Convention on Human Rights, Martinus Nijhoff, 1983
  • David Feldman, Editors Graeme W. Austin, N. A. Moreham, ‘The growing complexity of a human rights to assemble and protest peacefully in the United Kingdom’, (2023) 54(1) Victoria University of Wellington Law Review 155-182
  • David Feldman, ‘Prerogative Powers, Constitutional Principles and Legal Wrongs: Constitutional Implications of the Prorogation Judgment’, (2020) 25(3) Judicial Review 210-227
  • David Feldman, John Eekelaar, ‘Stephen Michael Cretney 25 February 1936-30 August 2019’, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the British Academy, XIX, 309-338, 2020
  • David Feldman, ‘Counter-infection Methods and ECHR Article 5’, (2020) 25 Judicial Review
  • David Feldman, ‘Sir John Grant McKenzie Laws, 1945-2020: A Tribute’, [2020] Public Law 394-397
  • David Feldman, ‘A legitimate exercise of the judicial role’, Summer 2019/20 Victoria Bar News Issue 166 p 32
  • David Feldman, Veronika Fikfak, ‘The Constitutional Impact of National Referendums and the UK's Secession from the EU’, (2019) 31(1) European Review of Public Law/Revue Européenne de Droit Public 139-172
  • David Feldman, ‘Legislation which bears no law’, Statute Law Review, 2015, advance access (26 Oct 2015)
  • David Feldman, ‘Statutory interpretation and constitutional legislation’, (2014) 130 Law Quarterly Review 473-497
  • David Feldman, ‘Error of law and flawed administrative acts’, [2014] Cambridge Law Journal 275-304
  • David Feldman, ‘The "new separation of powers", constitutionalism, and the regulation of public-private cooperation’, (2013) 25(2) European Review of Public Law 597-617, 2014
  • David Feldman, ‘Error of law and the effects of flawed administrative decisions and rules’, http://ssrn.com/abstract=2397203, 2014
  • David Feldman, ‘The nature and significance of "constitutional" legislation’, (2013) 129 LQR 343-358
  • David Feldman, ‘UK Human Rights Litigation After the Iraq War’, JURIST - Forum, Jan. 17, 2012
  • David Feldman, ‘'Which in your case you have not got': constitutionalism at home and abroad’, [2011] Current Legal Problems 117-149
  • David Feldman, ‘Extending the Role of the Courts: the Human Rights Act 1998’, Parliamentary History Vol. 30 Part 1, 2011
  • David Feldman, ‘Foreword’, (2009) 5(1) Cambridge Student Law Review i-v
  • David Feldman, ‘The role of constitutional principles in protecting international peace and security through international, supranational and national legal institutions’, (2008) 6(1) New Zealand Journal of Public and International Law 1-33
  • David Feldman, ‘Human Rights, Terrorism and Risk: the Roles of Politicians and Judges’, [2006] Public Law 364-384
  • David Feldman, ‘Modalities of Internationalisation in Constitutional Law’, (2006) 18(1) European Review of Public Law 131-158
  • David Feldman, ‘The Contribution of Human Rights to Improving Public Health’, (2006) 120 Public Health 61-69
  • David Feldman, ‘Public Law and Freedom of Religion: General Conclusions’, (2005) 17(1) European Review of Public Law 735-753
  • David Feldman, ‘Laudatio: The Rt Hon the Lord Woolf’, (2005) 17(1) European Review of Public Law 819-823
  • David Feldman, ‘Renaming Cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina’, (2005) 3(4) International Journal of Constitutional Law 649-662
  • David Feldman, ‘Terrorism, Human Rights and their Constitutional Implication’, (2005) 1(3) European Constitutional Law Review 531-552
  • David Feldman, ‘None, one or several? Perspectives on the UK’s constitution(s)’, (2005) 64(2) Cambridge Law Journal 329-351
  • David Feldman, ‘Injecting Law into Politics and Politics into Law: Legislative and Judicial Perspectives on Constitutional Human Rights’, (2005) 35(2) Common Law World Review 103-127
  • David Feldman, ‘Can and should Parliament protect human rights?’, (2004) 10(4) European Public Law 635-651
  • David Feldman, ‘The Impact of Human Rights on the Legislative Process’, (2004) 25(2) Statute Law Review 91-115
  • David Feldman, ‘Politics in and out of the classroom’, (2003) 8(1) Education, Public Law and the Individual 3-5
  • David Feldman, ‘Parliamentary scrutiny of legislation and human rights’, [2002] Public Law 323-348
  • David Feldman, ‘Whitehall, Westminster and human rights’, (2001) 21(3) Public Money & Management: Integrating Theory and Practice in Public Management 19-24
  • David Feldman, ‘Establishing the Legitimacy of Judicial Procedures for Protecting Human Rights’, (2001) 13(1) European Review of Public Law 139-139
  • David Feldman, ‘Human dignity as a legal value - Parts I and II’, [1999] Public Law 682-702 and [2000] Public Law 61-71
  • David Feldman, ‘Monism, dualism and constitutional legitimacy’, (1999) 20 Australian Year Book of International Law 105-126, 2000
  • David Feldman, ‘Trespass, criminal law and the House of Lords’, 1999 (4) Archbold News, May 12, 1999, pp. 6-8
  • David Feldman, ‘The Human Rights Act 1998 and Constitutional Principles’, (1999) 19(2) Legal Studies 165-206
  • David Feldman, ‘Remedies for violations of Convention rights under the Human Rights Act’, [1998] (6) European Human Rights Law Review 681-711
  • David Feldman, ‘The Developing Scope of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights’, [1997] (3) European Human Rights Law Review 265-274
  • David Feldman, ‘Supporting postgraduate study and research in law: the Humanities Research Board of the British Academy’, SPTL Reporter, No. 14, Spring 1997, pp. 2-5
  • David Feldman, ‘Legal professional privilege in criminal investigations’, Criminal Bar Association Newsletter, March 1996, pp. 6-7
  • David Feldman, ‘Human Rights Treaties, Nation States, and Conflicting Moralities’, (1995) 1 Contemporary Issues in Law 61-85
  • David Feldman, ‘Discretions, Choices and Values’, [1994] Public Law 279-293
  • David Feldman, ‘Courts, constitutions, and commentators–interpreting the invisible’, (1993-94) 16 Holdsworth Law Review 37-61, 1994
  • David Feldman, ‘Public interest litigation and constitutional theory in a comparative perspective’, (1992) 55 Modern Law Review 44-73, 1993
  • David Feldman, Mark Gould, Mark Gould, ‘Legalism and English administrative law: comment on Sterett’, 17 Law & Social Inquiry 89-100 (1992)
  • David Feldman, ‘Introduction: the developing debate on policing law and management’, (1991) 20 Anglo-American Law Review 1-14
  • David Feldman, ‘Regulating treatment of suspects in police stations: judicial interpretation of detention provisions in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984’, [1990] Criminal Law Review 452-471
  • David Feldman, ‘Public law values in the House of Lords’, (1990) 106 Law Quarterly Review 246-276
  • David Feldman, ‘Democracy, the rule of law and judicial review’, (1990) 19 Federal Law Review 1-30
  • David Feldman, ‘The nature of legal scholarship’, (1989) 52 Modern Law Review 498-517
  • David Feldman, ‘Conveyancers and the proceeds of crime’, [1989] Conveyancer and Property Lawyer 389-402
  • David Feldman, ‘Individual rights and legal values in proceeds of crime legislation - a comparative approach’, (1989) 18 Anglo-American Law Review 261-288
  • David Feldman, ‘Tort liability of professional regulatory bodies’, (1988) 6 Professional Practice Management 123-125
  • David Feldman, ‘Rights, capacity and social responsibility’, (1988) 16 Anglo-American Law Review 97-116
  • David Feldman, ‘The King’s Peace, the Royal Prerogative and Public Order: the roots and early history of binding over powers’, (1988) 47 Cambridge Law Journal 101-128
  • David Feldman, ‘Freezing defendants’ assets before drugs trials’, (1987) 137 New Law Journal 456-460
  • David Feldman, ‘Procedural fairness and the General Medical Council’, (1987) 3 Professional Negligence 155-160
  • David Feldman, ‘Liability of regulatory and disciplinary bodies’, (1987) 3 Professional Negligence 23-33
  • David Feldman, ‘Confidentiality, privilege and fairness in disciplinary investigations’, (1985) 1 Professional Negligence 193-197
  • David Feldman, ‘Access to clients' documents after the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984’, Part 1, (1985) 1 Professional Negligence 24-29; Part 2, (1985) 1 Professional Negligence 67-72
  • David Feldman, ‘A new departure for injunctions: ill-gotten gains in bank accounts’, (1983) 133 New Law Journal 926-928
  • David Feldman, ‘Declarations and the control of prosecutions’, [1981] Criminal Law Review 25-37
  • David Feldman, David N. Clarke, David N. Clarke, ‘Arrest by any other name’, [1979] Criminal Law Review 702-707
  • David Feldman, D. F. Libling, D. F. Libling, ‘Inflation and the duty to mitigate’, (1979) 95 Law Quarterly Review 270-286
  • David Feldman, ‘Injunctions and the criminal law’, (1979) 42 Modern Law Review 369-388
  • David Feldman, ‘Capital transfer tax: a note on exemptions’, [1977] British Tax Review 164-172
  • David Feldman, ‘Statutory interpretation: natural meaning and context’, [2022] 81(3) Cambridge Law Journal 460-463
  • David Feldman, ‘Applying Convention rights to statutory defences’, [2021] 80(3) Cambridge Law Journal 433-436
  • David Feldman, ‘Declaring that extra-statutory guidance violates Convention rights’, (2016) 75(2) CLJ 189-192
  • David Feldman, ‘Disclosure of information, torture and the "special relationship"’, [2010] 69(3) Cambridge Law Journal 430-433
  • David Feldman, ‘Rioting detainees: who pays? Statutory interpretation and the shackles of the past’, [2010] 69(3) Cambridge Law Journal 433-435
  • David Feldman, ‘Containment, deprivation of liberty and breach of the peace’, (2009) 68(2) Cambridge Law Journal 243-245
  • David Feldman, ‘Adoption and discrimination: what are Convention rights?’, (2008) 67(3) Cambridge Law Journal 481-483
  • David Feldman, ‘Deporting terrorist suspects to face torture’, (2008) 67(2) Cambridge Law Journal 225-227
  • David Feldman, ‘Deprivation of liberty in anti-terrorism law’, (2008) 67(1) Cambridge Law Journal 4-8
  • David Feldman, ‘The territorial scope of the Human Rights Act 1998’, (2008) 67(1) Cambridge Law Journal 8-10
  • David Feldman, ‘Proportionality and discrimination in anti-terrorism legislation’, (2005) 64(2) Cambridge Law Journal 271-273
  • David Feldman, John Stevens, John Stevens, ‘Broadcasting advertisements by bodies with political objects, judicial review, and the influence of charities law’, [1997] Public Law 615-622
  • David Feldman, C. J. Miller, C. J. Miller, ‘The Press, Contempt and Judicial Review’, (1997) 113 Law Quarterly Review 36-40
  • David Feldman, ‘The Presumption against Retrospective Legislation’, (1995) 111 Law Quarterly Review 32-34
  • David Feldman, Nick Wikeley, Nick Wikeley, ‘Challenging the vires of regulations’, (1993) 109 Law Quarterly Review 544-546
  • David Feldman, ‘Police powers of entry and the Mental Health Act 1983’, (1993) 109 Law Quarterly Review 375-377
  • David Feldman, ‘Public and private law: the boundary dispute continues’, [1993] Public Law 37-44
  • David Feldman, ‘Commencement, transition and retrospective legislation’, (1992) 108 Law Quarterly Review 212-217
  • David Feldman, ‘Review, appeal and jurisdictional confusion’, (1992) 108 Law Quarterly Review 45-50
  • David Feldman, ‘The Constitution and the Social Fund: a novel form of legislation’, (1991) 107 Law Quarterly Review 39-45
  • David Feldman, ‘R v. Local Ombudsman, ex parte Croydon L.B.C.’, (1989) 19 Family Law 188
  • David Feldman, ‘R v. Governors of the London Oratory School ex parte Regis’, (1989) 19 Family Law 68
  • David Feldman, K. M. Stanton, K. M. Stanton, ‘Comment, Guevara v. London Borough of Hounslow’, [1987] Journal of Social Welfare Law 374-378, 1988
  • David Feldman, ‘The duties owed by valuers’, (1988) Professional Liability Newsletter Issue 5
  • David Feldman, ‘A new development in professional negligence: a doctor’s duty to write clearly’, (1988) 4 Professional Negligence 68-70
  • David Feldman, ‘Injunctions in fraud investigations’, (1982) 98 Law Quarterly Review 190-192
  • David Feldman, ‘Standing in the Lords: a matter of interest’, (1982) 45 Modern Law Review 92-96
  • David Feldman, ‘Forcing an entry to an Englishman’s castle’, (1981) 97 Law Quarterly Review 373-375
  • David Feldman, ‘The date for assessing damages’, (1980) 43 Modern Law Review 708-712
  • David Feldman, ‘Injunctions, local authorities and contempt’, (1979) 95 Law Quarterly Review 174-178
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Brian Christopher Jones, Constitutional Idolatry and Democracy: Challenging the Infatuation with Writtenness’, (2021) 137 Law Quarterly Review 682-685, 2020
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Tom Bingham, Lives of the Law’, (2012) 32(4) LS 682-688
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Petra Dobner and Martin Loughlin (eds), The Twilight of Constitutionalism?’, [2012] CLJ 709-712
  • David Feldman, ‘David Mead, The New Law of Peaceful Protest: Rights and Regulation in the Human Rights Act Era’, [2011] 70(2) Cambridge Law Journal 469-470
  • David Feldman, ‘Conor Gearty, Can Human Rights Survive?’, (2007) 34(2) Journal of Law and Society 280-284
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Eric Barendt, Freedom of Speech 2nd edn’, [2006] Public Law 646-647
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Nevil Johnson, Reshaping the British Constitution: Essays in Political Interpretation’, Journal of Legislative Studies, Vol. 12, Sept-Dec 2006, pp. 485-486
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Tom Campbell, K. D. Ewing and Adam Tomkins (eds), Sceptical Essays on Human Rights’, (2002) 22 Legal Studies 651-654
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Ian Loveland, Political Libels: A Comparative Study’, [2001] Public Law 423-434
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Jonathan Cooper and Adrian Marshall Williams (eds), Legislating for Human Rights: The Parliamentary Debates on the Human Rights Bill’, [2001] European Human Rights Law Review 355-356
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of K. D. Ewing and C. A. Gearty, The Struggle for Civil Liberties: Political Freedom and the Rule of Law in Britain, 1914-1945’, (2001) 20 Civil Justice Quarterly 69-71
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Sebastian Poulter, Ethnicity, Law and Human Rights: The English Experience’, Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, vol. 10(3), pp. 415-416, 1999
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Rabinder Singh, The Future of Human Rights in the United Kingdom: Essays on Law and Practice, with a foreword by Michael Beloff Q.C.’, [1998] (5) European Human Rights Law Review 659-661
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of D. J. Galligan, Due Process and Fair Procedures: A Study of Administrative Procedures’, (1998) 114 Law Quarterly Review 324-327
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Gino J. Aldi, Constitutional Rights in Namibia: A Comparative Analysis with International Human Rights’, (1996) 45 International and Comparative Law Quarterly 759
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Christopher McCrudden and Gerald Chambers (eds.), Individual Rights and the Law in Britain’, (1995) 22 Journal of Law and Society 595-600
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of James Michael, Privacy and Human Rights: An International and Comparative Study, with Special Reference to Developments in Information Technology’, [1995] Public Law 492-494
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Paul W. Kahn, Legitimacy and History: Self-Government in American Constitutional Theory’, (1995) 24 Anglo-American Law Review 250-256
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Richard Abel, Speech and Respect’, (1995) 14 Civil Justice Quarterly 144-146
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Charles Townshend, Making the Peace: Public Order and Public Security in Modern Britain’, Albion, Vol. 27, No. 1, Spring 1995, pp. 178-180
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Richard Clayton and Hugh Tomlinson, Civil Actions Against the Police 2nd edn.’, (1994) 13 Civil Justice Quarterly 90-93
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Genevra Richardson, Law, Process and Custody: Prisoners and Patients’, [1994] Public Law 145-146
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Jürgen Schwartze, European Administrative Law’, (1993) 22 Anglo-American Law Review 535-542
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Peter Westen, Speaking of Equality: An Analysis of the Rhetorical Force of Equality in Moral and Legal Discourse’, (1992) 19 Journal of Law & Society 393-399
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Vaughan Bevan and Ken Lidstone, The Investigation of Crime: A Guide to Police Powers’, [1992] Criminal Law Review 751-752
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of P. P. Craig, Democracy and Public Law in the United Kingdom and the United States of America’, (1992) 21 Anglo-American Law Review 390-393
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Card and James, Butterworths Police Law’, Policing & Society, Volume 3, No. 1 (1992), p. 67
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of J. Beatson and M. H. Matthews, Administrative Law Cases and Materials 2nd edn’, (1990) 106 Law Quarterly Review 693-695
  • David Feldman, ‘"Something wrong with the rights issue", a review of K. D. Ewing and C. A. Gearty, Freedom under Thatcher: Civil Liberties in Modern Britain’, The Times Higher Education Supplement, 27 July 1990, p. 17
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Joel Feinberg, Offense to Others’, (1990) 30 British Journal of Criminology 265-266
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Charles P. Nemeth, Private Security and the Law’, Policing & Society Vol.1, No. 2 (1990), pp. 176-178
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of David Pannick, Judges’, (1989) 17 The International Journal of the Sociology of Law 363-368
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of Bridget M. Hutter, The Reasonable Arm of the Law? The Law Enforcement Procedures of Environmental Health Officers’, (1989) 29 British Journal of Criminology 306-307
  • David Feldman, ‘"Balance of powers", a review of C. T. Emery and B. Smythe, Judicial Review: Legal Limits of Official Power’, The Times Higher Education Supplement, April 3, 1987, p. 25
  • David Feldman, ‘"Triumphs of the Bill", a review of J. L. Lambert, Police Powers and Accountability’, The Times Higher Education Supplement, May 2, 1986, p. 21
  • David Feldman, ‘Review of F.A. Mann, The Legal Aspect of Money’, (1984) 100 Law Quarterly Review 311-312
  • David Feldman, J. H. Farrar, J. H. Farrar, ‘Review of Barry Pinson, Revenue Law, and John Tiley, Revenue Law’, (1978) 14 Journal of the Society of Public Teachers of Law (NS) 222-227, 1977
  • David Feldman, ‘Report of the Independent Commission on Public Health Emergency Powers (Chair: Sir Jack Beatson)’, 2024
  • David Feldman, Professor Jeffrey Jowell QC, Professor Jeffrey Jowell QC, ‘The Process of Constitutional Reform - oral evidence’, 2011
  • David Feldman, ‘The Process of Constitutional Reform - written evidence’, 2011
  • David Feldman, ‘Evidence on Surveillance, Data Protection and Privacy’, 2009
  • David Feldman, ‘Evidence on the Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill’, 2008
  • David Feldman, ‘Written evidence on the Protection of Children and Prevention of Sexual Offences (Scotland) Bill’, 2005
  • David Feldman, Jean Corston MP, David Doig, Jean Corston MP, David Doig, ‘Oral Evidence on the proper role of the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution, the work of the Joint Committee on Human Rights, and the relationship between the two Committees’, 2000
  • David Feldman, The Law Commission, The Law Commission, ‘'Precedent and the European Court of Human Rights', Appendix C (pp. 112-124) to Law Commission, Criminal Law: Bail and the Human Rights Act 1998’, 1999