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The UK Supreme Court Yearbook Volume 10: 2018-2019 Legal Year

Edited by: Daniel Clarry

ISBN13: 9781911250265

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781911250180

Published: August 2021

Publisher: Appellate Press

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

Price: £120.00

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The UK Supreme Court Yearbook critically reviews the jurisprudence of the UK Supreme Court each legal year and publishes chapters on a range of institutional and jurisprudential aspects of the Court and its decisions by prominent commentators, including eminent academics, leading barristers (many of whom argue the UKSC cases each year) and judges (including the UKSC Justices and judges from highest appellate courts internationally).

Volume 10 includes contributions from five Supreme Court Justices, as well as a symposium on the landmark Prorogation Case (with contributions from leading barristers in the case, not least Lord Pannick and Lord Garnier, and many other prominent commentators). There are 40 chapters in total, contributed by many of the very best of the UK legal profession.

Subjects:: General Interest

Contents:: Foreword; The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom – Lessons from Our First Ten Years; The Rt Hon the Baroness Hale of Richmond DBE PC FBA; Introduction; Judging By Numbers: A Quantitative Review of the UK Supreme Court’s First Decade; Dr Daniel Clarry and Dr Sidney Richards; Part I: Commentaries and Reflections; The UK Supreme Court and Scotland – The First 10 Years; The Rt Hon Lord Reed of Allemuir PC; The Impact of the Supreme Court on the Law of Northern Ireland; The Rt Hon Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore; Wales: Law in a Small Nation; The Rt Hon Lord Lloyd Jones PC; The Scope of Judicial Law-Making in the Common Law Tradition; The Rt Hon Lord Hodge PC; Beyond Anisminic: The Rule of Law and Ouster Clauses after Privacy International; Professor Sir Jeffrey Jowell KCMG QC and Dinah Rose QC; Parliamentary Sovereignty, Statutory Interpretation and the UK Supreme Court; Sir Stephen Laws KCB QC (Hon); The UK Supreme Court and Compensation for Miscarriages of Justice: a comment on Hallam and Nealon; Professor John R Spencer CBE QC (Hon); The ‘Gay Cake’ Case and the Scope of Discrimination Law; Professor Brice Dickson; Presidency and the UK Supreme Court: Lord Neuberger's Legacy; Professor Alan Paterson OBE FRSA FRSE; Part II: Prerogative Power and Prorogation:; Suspension of Parliament Without Rhyme or Reason?; - symposium; The Prorogation Case; Lord Pannick QC; 'Changing the Ground Rules' of our Constitution; Professor John Finnis AC QC (Hon) FBA; Constitutionality, Convention and Prorogation; Professor Paul Craig QC (Hon) FBA; The Prorogation Case: Re-inventing the Constitution, or Re-imagining Constitutional Scholarship?; Professor Alison L Young; Prorogation, the Queen and the Courts – A View from Afar; Professor Anne Twomey; The Counsel General for Wales' Intervention in the Prorogation Case; The Hon Mr Justice Fordham; Sir John Major's Intervention in the Prorogation Case: Some Musings from the Edge of Court; The Rt Hon the Lord Garnier Kt PC QC; Constitutional Change, Fairy Tales and the Common Law: Reflections from Northern Ireland after the Prorogation Case; John F Larkin QC; Is The Prorogation Case the UK Supreme Court’s Marbury v Madison: What Makes an Institution-Defining Case?; Professor Cheryl Thomas QC (Hon); Part III: The 2018-19 Legal Year in Review; Admiralty and Shipping Law; Simon Rainey QC; Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law; Dr Gerry Moynihan QC; Civil Procedure; Robert Weir QC; Constitutional Law; Aidan O’Neill QC; Contract, Commercial and Insurance Law; Colin Edelman QC; Criminal Law, Procedure and Sentencing; Henry Blaxland QC; Defamation Law; Adrienne Page QC; Employment Law; James Laddie QC; Equality Law; Rachel Crasnow QC; European Union Law; Kieron Beal QC; Family and Mental Health Law; Henry Setright QC and Michael Gration; Food Safety Law; Professor Sir Alan Dashwood KCMG CBE QC and Adam Heppinstall; Housing Law; Martin Westgate QC; Human Rights Law; Hugh Southey QC; Immigration and Refugee Law; Lisa Giovannetti QC; Intellectual Property Law; Adrian Speck QC; International Law and Jurisdiction; Jonathan Crow QC and Karl Anderson; Pensions Law; Keith Bryant QC; Personal Injury, Professional Negligence and Tort Law; The Rt Hon Lord Faulkes of Donnington QC and Katie Ayres; Planning and Real Estate Law; Joanne Wicks QC; Rating and Tax Law; Hui Ling McCarthy QC; Welfare Law; Samantha Broadfoot QC