Dr Nicholas Kilford
- College Teaching Officer (Christ's College)
Contact
About
Durham University
LLB (First Class Honours) (2015-2018)
MJur (No Corrections) (2018-2019)
Cambridge University
PhD (2019-Present)
Academic Positions
Tutor in Constitutional Law (2018-2019)
Research Assistant to Professor Roger Masterman and Professor Robert Schütze (2018-2019)
Supervisor: Constitutional Law, Christ's College and Newnham College (2020-2021)
Supervisor: Norfolk-Cambridge Higher Aspirations, Gonville & Caius College (2020-2021)
Admissions Interviewer: Christ's College (2021, 2022)
Research
- Constitutional Law
- Constitutional Theory (Domestic and Comparative)
- Federalism
- Political Theory
- Jurisprudence
Supervisor(s): Professor Mark Elliott
Publications
Selected publications
The Supreme Court’s Defence of Unqualified Law-Making Power: Parliamentary Sovereignty, Devolution and the Scotland Act 1998
Journal article
1 May 2022
Nicholas Kilford, Mark Elliott
UKIMA 2020, Devolution and the Nature of Competence
1 May 2022
Nicholas Kilford, Anurag Deb
Response to The Government Consultation to Reform the Human Rights Act 1998
1 March 2022
Nicholas Kilford, Centre for Public Law
Limitation, Empowerment and the Value of Legal Certainty in the Treaty Incorporation References Case
Journal article
1 February 2022
(2021) 26 Judicial Review 321
Nicholas Kilford
The UNCRC Reference: What Did We Learn?
Digital resource
1 November 2021
Nicholas Kilford
Devolution in the Supreme Court: Legislative Supremacy, Parliament’s “Unqualified” Power, and “Modifying” the Scotland Act (With Mark Elliott)
Digital resource
1 October 2021
Nicholas Kilford
Holyrood, Westminster and Constitutional Balance: Two Forthcoming Judgments
Digital resource
1 October 2021
Nicholas Kilford
The Supremacy of Retained EU Law: “We’re Lost, but We’re Making Good Time!”
Digital resource
1 July 2021
Nicholas Kilford
The UK Internal Market Act’s Interaction with Senedd Competences: The Welsh Government’s Challenge
Digital resource
1 February 2021
Nicholas Kilford
Separation of Powers: A Theory for the New Order
Journal article
1 January 2019
(2019) Durham Law Review
Nicholas Kilford