Michael Murphy

Solvitur ambulando

[Adm. Court Blog @admcourtblog]

The quashing of primary legislation: mystifying or mundane? https://t.co/8oodHAZ5t4

[Mark Elliott @ProfMarkElliott]

The gutting of the principle of legality – part of a much wider trend of constitutional regression in the senior courts' case law – continues apace.

[Judiciary NI @JudiciaryNI]

Brian Kerr - An Appreciation https://t.co/miLDYRLtTI

[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

Great night at Grúpa Léitheoireachta agus Scríobhnóireachta: Open Reading in Madden’s bar. (@MaddensBarBelfa) @ri_ra_beer went down a treat!

[UKCLA @ukcla]

Raffael N. Fasel: Ouster Clauses and the Silent Constitutional Crisis https://t.co/3OwhuHs2St

[Max Hardy @MaxJLHardy]

The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in the case of Andrew Malkinson quashing his conviction on grounds 1-3. It is essential reading for anyone with an interest in miscarriages of justice: https://t.co/okrSrpduRM. Kudos to @we_are_APPEAL and @edwardhenry1.

[Gabriel Tan @finishedloading]

Significant Fordham J asylum accom JR: unlawful to have made asylum seeker stay in hotel whilst pregnant/after giving birth.

Impt on ‘adequacy’ in this context + epitomises trend of poor JR defence by failing to record-keep/file WS to explain decisions.

https://t.co/ruk5OVcwVo

[Conor Casey @Caseyco231]

First paper of 2023 is essay called ‘What Pleases The Prince?The Relevance of Classical Legal Principles to Contemporary Public Law.’ Forthcoming in Revue Internationale Des Droits De L’Antiqué. Thanks @SGMacGobhainn @gjpappin @Vermeullarmine for comments: https://t.co/zQWh0bG4mD

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Happy New Year!
The 22 Most Popular* Judgments of 2022: A Thread

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[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

Not too Tory, a little bit Blair and a whole lot of brown: how Sunak’s formula failed https://t.co/tbXu8vpjbJ

[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

@Katiecat240 Et tu, Brute?*

[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

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[Madden & Finucane Solicitors @madden_finucane]

CCRC to refer first joint enterprise murder case in Northern Ireland to Court of Appeal https://t.co/3TZnMnHphQ

[Billy Melo Araújo @BillyMeloAraujo]

Always nice to receive proofs. This one for my Protocol Article 16 article which is due to be published in the @ICLQ_jnl.

[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

‘He had a mandate’; The South African Constitutional Court and The African National Congress In a Dominant Party Democracy
https://t.co/zP6Mueg5BP

[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

Why 1980s Oxford holds the key to Britain’s ruling class | Financial Times https://t.co/p4hB2ODkrX

[UCL Constitution Unit @ConUnit_UCL]

Unit Director and @UKandEU Fellow Meg Russell was on @TimesRadio yesterday discussing breaches in the Ministerial Code over the #Partygatefines.

She emphasised that the Prime Minister polices the code, but if he himself breaks it, ultimately it falls to MPs to do so. @uclnews

[Michael Murphy @MMurphyXIII]

@stephanbegley @Pandamoanimum @StaceySolomon We’ve reached the crescendo of the internet age, the only way is down after that post

[Thomas Poole @DrTomPoole]

Hard-hitting⁩ essay from David Dyzenhaus. His target the “reactionary modernists”: Vermeule, Finnis and Ekins. The Snake Charmers. https://t.co/4gkl2JxTTK