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David Allen Green

A blow against the “alternative remedies” excuse: the UK Supreme Court makes it far harder for regulators to avoid performing their public law duties
What explains the timing and manner of the Chagos Islands sovereignty deal?
This week’s skirmish between the European Commission and X
Seven changes for a better constitution? Some interesting proposals from some good people.
Donald Trump is convicted – but it is now the judicial system that may need a good defence strategy
Thoughts on the calling of a general election – and on whether our constitutional excitements are coming to an end
A close look at the Donelan libel settlement: how did a minister make her department feel exposed to expensive legal liability?
A close look at the law and policy of holding a Northern Ireland border poll – and how the law may shape what will be an essentially political decision
How the government is seeking to change the law on Rwanda so as to disregard the facts
How the next general election in the United Kingdom is now less than a year away
The coming year: how the parameters of the constitution will shape the politics of 2024
The coming constitutional excitements in the United States
On yesterday’s Supreme Court judgment on the Rwanda policy
The courts have already deflated the Rwanda policy, regardless of the Supreme Court judgment next Wednesday
One year on from one thing, sixteen months on from another thing…
Constitutionalism vs constitutionalism – how liberal constitutionalists sometimes misunderstand illiberal constitutionalism
Of impeachments and indictments – how many of the criminal indictments against Trump are a function of the failure of the impeachment process
A note of caution for those clapping and cheering at the latest indictment of Donald Trump
Why the Northern Irish Border Poll of 1973 was both unimportant and profoundly important
A modest proposal for helping the Prime Minister “keep on top of government” and “to push priorities”