Date: 07Mar 2019 “The reality of law” by Prof. Keith Hawkins (20190307) This lecture discusses the reality of law in practice taking the central position of...
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Public and Comparative
20190918 CCPL: Panel Discussion and Book Launch: Proportionality in Constitutional Adjudication
Date: 18Sep 2019 The Normative Necessity of Proportionality – Justice Carlos Bernal Pulido (Constitutional Court of Colombia) Proportionality is one of the most...
Date: 14Sep 2018 Emergency Constitutions: Who has them, who uses them, and are they effective? by Professor Stefan Voigt (Chair of Economic Analysis of Law, University...
Human Rights, Public and Comparative, Rights Talk, Seminar
20191030 CCPL seminar The UN Human Rights System: Current Challenges and Debates
Date: 30Oct 2019 – The Human Rights Seminar Series – in celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the LLM (Human Rights) Programme: The UN Human Rights System:...
Human Rights, Public and Comparative, Rights Talk, Seminar
Brian Dooley: Getting it right on Commissions of Inquiry into Police Behavior by Brian Dooley
Date: 06Nov 2019 Getting it right on Commissions of Inquiry into Police Behavior by Brian Dooley (Senior Advisor at Human Rights First) Wednesday, 6th November 2019...
Date: 04Nov 2019 Freedom of Assembly and Protest Policing by Dr Michael Hamilton (Senior Lecturer in Public Protest Law, University of East Anglia) Monday 17:30 – 18:30...
Public and Comparative
CCPL Roundtable on Overseas Non-Permanent Judges in the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal
Date: 08Apr 2022 With Lord Robert Reed and Lord Patrick Hodge’s recent resignations as Non-Permanent Judges of The Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal, this roundtable...
Public and Comparative, Webinar Book Talk
CCPL_Book Talk: The Veil of Participation Citizens and Political Parties in Constitut
Date: 16Nov 2021 Public participation is a vital part of constitution-making processes around the world, but we know very little about the extent to which participation...
National Security Law, Public and Comparative
The Changing Legal Orders in Hong Kong and Mainland China: Essays on ‘One Country, Two Systems’
Date: 02Mar 2021 The Changing Legal Orders in Hong Kong and Mainland China: Essays on ‘One Country, Two Systems’ (City University of Hong Kong Press, 2021) with the...
Date: 02Jun 2020 Time: 5:30pm – 7:00pm (Tuesday) New Empirical Studies on the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom: A Book Talk with Chris Hanretty (author of A...