Where Exeter's Legal Minds Express Themselves
There is no clear rationale in reality to incorporate three separate sections of evidential presumptions (s75), conclusive presumptions (s76) and ‘consent in its general meaning’ (s74), when determining consent under the Sexual Offences Act 2003. Consent can b... More »
Le professeur René Chapus, juriste français, énonça dans son analyse du droit administratif français que « statuer en matière de contentieux, c’est encore administrer ». Le Conseil d’Etat est créé par la Constitution du 22 frimaire an VIII, c’est-à-dire le 13 ... More »
Abstract For the last 50 years, much ink has been spilled on the UK’s parliamentary supremacy debate: Is it orthodox? Is it self-embracing? Legal and political facts have changed the nature of parliamentary supremacy. Since 1972, the accession of the UK to the... More »
Winner of the ELR x UELS Essay Competition 2021 (kindly sponsored by University of Law and White and Case LLP) INTRODUCTION The ‘will of the people’ is an idealistic notion that is essential for any society to maintain a democratic standard. It cannot be trans... More »