Adam Tucker
@adam.publiclaw.space
Constitutional lawyer at University of Liverpool & Bingham Centre.
Interested in legislative power and its limits. Currently finishing book on parliamentary sovereignty
But easily distracted esp by delegated legislation, and statutory interpretation.
Interested in legislative power and its limits. Currently finishing book on parliamentary sovereignty
But easily distracted esp by delegated legislation, and statutory interpretation.
I wonder who the Lord Chancellor he has in mind would be...
August 16, 2025 at 11:05 AM
I wonder who the Lord Chancellor he has in mind would be...
I was just going to send you this! But (obviously) you are on it already.
July 4, 2025 at 10:12 AM
I was just going to send you this! But (obviously) you are on it already.
1+2: unis should really be more tolerant of protest than the law requires them to be, but this firm is promoting (and universities are receptive to) a strategy of being even less tolerant than the law requires.
Authoritarian legal advice is not the way to define "the future for universities"
Authoritarian legal advice is not the way to define "the future for universities"
July 1, 2025 at 11:11 AM
1+2: unis should really be more tolerant of protest than the law requires them to be, but this firm is promoting (and universities are receptive to) a strategy of being even less tolerant than the law requires.
Authoritarian legal advice is not the way to define "the future for universities"
Authoritarian legal advice is not the way to define "the future for universities"
2. In any event, the strategy this firm is selling - indeed actively promoting - permits/encourages unis to go further than ordinary protest law would require. The law generally requires universities to tolerate (some) protests without permission, the strategy is to shift the boundary to permission
July 1, 2025 at 11:11 AM
2. In any event, the strategy this firm is selling - indeed actively promoting - permits/encourages unis to go further than ordinary protest law would require. The law generally requires universities to tolerate (some) protests without permission, the strategy is to shift the boundary to permission
There's one in Coughlan.
June 20, 2025 at 12:24 PM
There's one in Coughlan.
The answer endorsed by the electorate was:
"by setting out a new memorandum of understanding outlining how the nations will work together for the common good"
"by setting out a new memorandum of understanding outlining how the nations will work together for the common good"
June 18, 2025 at 9:58 AM
The answer endorsed by the electorate was:
"by setting out a new memorandum of understanding outlining how the nations will work together for the common good"
"by setting out a new memorandum of understanding outlining how the nations will work together for the common good"