In the name of parliamentary sovereignty: conflict between the UK Government and the courts over judicial deference in the case of prisoner voting rights

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Prisoner voting rights: the conflict between the government and the courts was really about executive power

British Politics and Policy at LSE, 20 Jun 2019

In UK political disputes over European Court of Human Rights judgments, such as the high-profile objections to rulings on…

In the name of parliamentary sovereignty: how the conflict between the UK government and the courts over prisoner voting rights was really about executive power

Democratic Audit UK, 11 Jun 2019

In UK political disputes over European Court of Human Rights judgments, such as the high-profile objections to rulings on…

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