Shadow constitutional review: The dark side of pre-enactment political review in Ireland and Japan

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Constitutional Law, May 2020

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@dkennytcd @colmocinneide @RajivShah90 @AlexanderHorne1 @TonyDowson5 @SuellaBraverman @BarbaraRich_law @DonalkCoffey In case of interest! https://t.co/7JvbB5zLQh https://t.co/ppY1sOJezI https://t.co/cZDDNz0RDs https://t.co/g8jndmBSw0

@DonalkCoffey @danobrien20 @Caseyco231 @ConorMcCormick Thanks Donal. Also this paper on domestic role of AG where we make all Shane Ross’ points in a less… Shane Ross way https://t.co/P7ft33IgmK and this one comparing Ireland and Japan in terms of severe …

Our first piece from 2020—an in-depth comparison of Ireland and Japan, and the very extreme effects of executive lawyering in those two places (amounting to a kind of shadow constitutional review)—is available here. https://t.co/Aa8KvnOmPz

RT @JamesKerwin9: Shadow constitutional review: The dark side of pre-enactment political review in Ireland and Japan https://t.co/FrCQTiCM…

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