The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Constitutional Law notes (1st edition)

- what is a constitution? - structure of commonwealth constitutions - westminster model - independence - elements of constitutional supremacy (supreme law clause, limits on parliamentary sovereignty, judicial review and redress clause, entrenchment and constitutional amendments) - savings law clauses

- meaning of judicial independence - elements of judicial independence (appointment, security of tenure, length of tenure, procedure for removal, security of magistrates, financial security, jurisdiction, etc) and relevant cases

- meaning of separation of powers - separation of powers in the caribbean - separation of powers or distribution of powers? - the judiciary - parliament/the legislation - the executive - the sentencing function - separation of powers and power to grant bail - ad hominem principle & relevant cases

- functions and powers of parliament (law-making, control of executive, etc) - structure of parliament - senates (role, security of tenure, efficacy, senate reform) & relevant cases - parliamentary privileges (what they are, their necessity, their relation to separation of powers and constitutional supremacy)