CPL/CULS Visiting lecture: 'Parliament, Government, Judiciary: Is There Any Hope for the Rule of Law?'

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Date/time:

Tuesday 29 January 2019 5:30pm to 6:30pm

Location:

Faculty of Law, LG18 (The David Li Kwok Po Lecture Theatre)

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A visiting lecture by Daniel Greenberg.

Tuesday 29 January 2019, 5.30pm, LG18 followed by drinks

Daniel will offer some behind-the-scenes thoughts on the deterioration of relationships between, and perceptions of, these three components of the constitution.

Daniel Greenberg is Counsel for Domestic Legislation (House of Commons); General Editor (Westlaw UK); Editor (Craies on Legislation, Stroud's Judicial Dictionary, Jowitt's Dictionary of English Law, and Statute Law Review); and Director (Constitution Reform Group).

All are very welcome (undergraduates, postgraduates, visitors and Faculty members). The talk will be of particular interest to:

  • Law students taking, or interested in, Public Law subjects e.g. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Human Rights, Public Law Seminar (Tripos/LLM) or Legislation (LLM);
  • POLIS students;
  • Those interested (or potentially interested) in a career in legislative drafting – which Daniel will be happy to discuss over post-lecture drinks.