St Catharine's Law Society: 'The Queen and the Constitution Sixty Years On'

On Thursday 01 November at 6.30pm, Professor Rodney Brazier will give a talk entitled: 'The Queen and the Constitution Sixty Years On', as part of the St Catharine's College Law Society lecture series (sponsored by Hogan Lovells). The talk will be of key importance to those studying constitutional and administrative law.

Professor Brazier is currently teaching public and constitutional law at Manchester University. His main research interests are in the practical application of constitutional law, parti cularly as it affects central government, Parliament and the judiciary, and in constitutional reform. A special research interest is the British monarchy. As a much respected and cited public law academic, qualified barrister, Specialist Adviser to the House of Commons Public Administration Committee for its inquiry into ministerial powers, and informal constitutional adviser to the Queen's Private Secretary, Professor Brazier's lecture is sure to be highly informative.

The talk will take place in G24 of the Law Faculty. Refreshments will be provided.

The link to the facebook event is: https://www.facebook.com/events/426718530722839

To sign up please email Emma Healiss on eeh38@cam.ac.uk