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The Supreme Court's Judgment in Miller : In Search of Constitutional Principle

Elliott, Mark - 2017

In R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom (a) held that the UK Government had no prerogative power to initiate the formal process whereby the UK will withdraw from the EU and (b) declined to recognise any requirement that the...

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The Institutions of the Enlarged EU Under the Regime of the Constitutional Treaty

Dashwood, Alan; Johnston, Angus - 2010

In this paper, we review the changes the DTC will bring about in the institutional framework of the European Union, focusing mainly, though not exclusively, on the most controversial issues, which were only resolved by the IGC at its final meeting in June 2004. Our aim is to identify and explain...

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Islamic Constitutions and Religious Minorities

Gouda, Moamen - 2018

This study examines the effect of formal institutions, specifically constitutional provisions, on minority discrimination in Muslim societies. We hypothesize that those Muslim countries in which (political) Islam constitutes an important constraint in the legislative process experience more...

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Islamic constitutions and religious minorities

Gouda, Moamen; Gutmann, Jerg - 2018 - This version: 20 November 2018

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Islamic Constitutionalism and Rule of Law : A Constitutional Economics Perspective

Gouda, Moamen - 2016

Azhar, one of the most respected Sunni religious institutions in the world, developed a model of an Islamic constitution …. This study uses Al-Azhar's constitution as a model of Islamic constitutionalism, whereby its stance regarding rule of law … is examined. We find that Al-Azhar's constitution does not correspond with essential concepts of rule of law. For example …

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'Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude' : The Constitutional and Persistent Immigration Law Doctrine

Lerner, Craig S. - 2021

For over a century, American immigration law has provided that an alien is deportable for “crimes involving moral turpitude” (CIMT). For nearly as long, observers have lamented the persistence of the phrase, complaining of its antiquarianism and imprecision. These criticisms have ripened in...

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Telephone Tapping in Bangladesh : Violation of Constitutional, Human rights

Rashed, Rashedujjaman - 2022

. The Constitution of Bangladesh places the exchange and communication of personal information of citizens on the list of …

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Testing Tradition in Tonga : Approaches to Constitutional Change

2009

The Constitution of Tonga, 132 years old in 2007 -- indeed one of the world's oldest extant constitutions -- has …

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The Original Meaning of ‘Emoluments’ in the Constitution

Natelson, Robert G. - 2018

This Article explores the original meaning of the word “Emolument(s)” in the Constitution. It identifies four common … constitutional text. The author concludes that the three appearances of “emoluments” in the Constitution had a common meaning, which …

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The 2019 I·CONnect-Clough Center Global Review of Constitutional Law : Turkey

Köybaşı, Serkan; Turkut, Emre - 2021

A wise man once said: ‘Just when you think things cannot get any worse, they will.’ The year 2019 was such a dramatic year for Turkey. The agenda was as loaded as ever. In early 2019, the stinging defeat of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in the municipal elections made...

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