University of Sussex (UOS) • Law

This document delves into the essential connection between human rights and the constitution within the domain of Public Law. It provides a comprehensive exploration of the constitutional foundations and protections of human rights. Topics covered include the incorporation of human rights into constitutional frameworks, the role of constitutional courts in safeguarding rights, and the relationship between international human rights law and domestic constitutions. Through a critical analysis of k...

This document provides an in-depth examination of the European Union (EU) within the context of Public Law. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework, institutions, and decision-making processes of the EU. Topics covered include the EU's constitutional structure, legislative powers, judicial system, and the relationship between EU law and national legal systems. With a focus on understanding the complexities of EU governance, this document serves as a valuable resource for stude...

This document offers a comprehensive exploration of Parliament within the realm of Public Law. It provides a detailed analysis of the functions, structure, and significance of Parliament in the legal and political landscape. Topics covered include legislative processes, democratic accountability, representation, and the role of political parties. By examining these aspects, the document enhances the understanding of Parliament's role in the governance and decision-making processes. A valuable r...

Explore the crucial task of public lawyers in Public Law 1: critiquing and evaluating the operation of the constitution. This document provides a comprehensive analysis, identifying areas for improvement and recommending reforms. It covers separation of powers, checks and balances, judicial review, and individual rights. With interdisciplinary insights, it equips readers to engage in critical evaluation and contribute to the evolution of constitutional governance. A valuable resource for studen...

These comprehensive resources shed light on the intricate relationship between individuals and the state within the realm of public law. Examining the legal frameworks that govern this relationship, these materials provide valuable insights into the rights, obligations, and interactions between individuals and the state. Through a thorough analysis of constitutional law, administrative law, and human rights, students and researchers gain a deeper understanding of the balance of power, legal prot...

2020 lecture notes providing a comprehensible guide to the law of charitable trusts. Includes notes on the key cases for each head of the 2006 and 2011 Charities Act. Then follows with an explanation of whether something is exclusively charitable, and how the public benefit requirement is satisfied. Written in academic year 2019/2020. Course is taught alongside Graham Virgo's 'The Principles of Equity and Trusts'. Prepared me for my exam. Includes key cases: Dingle v Turner; A-G v Charity...