1. The United Kingdom’s Constitution
2. The Sources of the United Kingdom’s Constitution
3. The Separation of Powers and the United Kingdom’s Constitution
4. The Rule of Law and the United Kingdom’s Constitution
5. Parliamentary Sovereignty I: The Foundations
6. Parliamentary Sovereignty II: The Challenges
7. Parliament: Composition and Functions
8. The Executive: Crown, Government and Accountability
9. The Courts and the Judiciary
10. The Prerogative I: Foundations, Powers and Parliamentary Control
11. The Prerogative II: Judicial Control of the Prerogative Powers
12. Human Rights I: Foundations and Rights
13. Human Rights II: Two Competing Rights? Articles 8 and 10 ECHR
14. Human Rights III: Freedom of Assembly and Association
15. Judicial Review I: Foundations of Judicial Review
16. Judicial Review II: The Grounds
17. The Omdudsman, Tribunals, Inquiries and Executive Liability
Biography
Chris Monaghan is a Principal Lecturer in Law at the University of Worcester, where he teaches and researches in Public Law. He has taught Public Law for over a decade at a number of universities. His research interests include accountability mechanisms, prerogative powers and the Chagos litigation.
