We are thrilled to announce that the annual Public Law lecture is back. Prof Meg Russell, director of the UCL Constitution Unit, will ask "Should We Be Worried About the Decline of Parliamentary Scrutiny?" Durham Law School on 13 March 2024. Registration at: bit.ly/3uDYgF1.

If you like books and public law, or - even better - books about public law, then this might be the job for you …

this call from Public Law may be of interest to those eg: looking for an outlet for a workshop/collaborative project; who want to develop a particular field of scholarship; who wish to consider a [broadly public law issue] from multiple perspectives; etc; etc.

Great piece on the machinery of UK govt from @BYMYong. Not just for “anoraks of a particular kind”.

Call for Guest Editors of Public Law’s Annual Themed Analysis Section (2025) ukconstitutionallaw.org/?p=15965

Closing date for expressions of interest for the 2025 Public Law themed analysis section is Friday 26 April. This is a great opportunity to bring together a series of perspectives on a common theme (which could be by subject-matter or approach).

The final contribution in our UKCLA blog series is by Se-shauna Wheatle and Roger Masterman and is entitled ‘The Legal and Political Dimensions of Unwritten Constitutional Norms and Principles’ - check it out here ⬇️

We are very pleased to announce that our new Book Review editor will be @LewisGrahamLaw. He will take over from @NCreutzfeldt beginning with the January 2025 issue. Sincere thanks to Naomi for her service to the journal over the past two years.

📢 I'm hiring a PhD candidate! 4 years full time Radboud University Radboud Law School ⚖️ Topic: International courts and tribunals in an age of community and common interests 📨 Deadline 19 Aug 💬 Spread the word and DM me if you have Qs! ru.nl/en/working-at/…

Final CfP for this great conference Northumbria Law School on Nov 26th on Human Rights in the UK under the Conservative Govt Organised by Adam Ramshaw & @ConallMallory QUB School of Law, funded by The SLS. Keynotes by Roger Masterman and … me! Timely topic. Deadline Aug 16th.

House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill: publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill…

📢We have published our report on the Product Regulation and Metrology Bill. Committee stage in the House of Lords is scheduled to begin on Monday 4 November 2024. 📷You can read the report here: publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld5901/ldse…

Call for guest editors of Public Law's 2026 themed analysis section: sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/Public-Law/Res… A potential outlet for papers from a workshop, for scoping a emerging disciplinary field, for assessing developments in case law/statute, etc, etc...

The Public Law Lecture 2025: essex.ac.uk/events/2025/03…

The April 2025 issue of Public Law is now avail. on Westlaw UK feat. a themed analysis section - Race and Public Law - compiled by DrVidyaKumar @bsky 🕵️⚖️🪐🚀🇵🇸 (She/Her). Papers are by Vidya, on "Race and the UK Constitution"; Shreya Atrey "A Common Law principle of racial equality?"; Tom Frost ...

Public Law is looking to appoint several new members to its Editorial Committee - details ⬇️ - expressions of interest to [email protected] by 31 October 2025.

New issue of Public Law incoming - and still a couple of weeks left to apply to join Public Law's Editorial Committee: sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/content/dam/ue…

Let's consider the complexities and applications of the Human Rights Act 1998 as we examine rare incompatibility declarations and government's reactions. Are remedial orders a worry, and what exactly is the Parliament's role? consoc.org.uk/human-rights-v…