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EU negotiations from the outside

Whichever path the UK takes to a new trade agreement with the EU, it is likely to require free movement of persons as a trade-off for access to the single market, warns Chris Pawlowska

New questions over the Human Rights Act

Dr Helen O'Nions considers what the new political scene will mean for the much-delayed British Bill of Rights, and other developments in human rights law

International law | The Solicitors' Journal - July 26, 1862

In 1862, against the backdrop of the American Civil War, SJ argued for a change to international law

The implications of Brexit: Who is sovereign now?

The real-world power of the executive and legislature has been substantially diminished by withdrawal from the EU, writes Miranda Butler

What Brexit could mean for individual rights

John Hodgson considers how the rights of citizenship, free movement, and entitlement to social security benefits might be affected for UK citizens in the EU, and vice versa

A question of Truss

Is sexism really behind the criticism of Liz Truss' appointment, or are lawyers simply twice bitten, thrice shy when it comes to non-lawyers in the role of Lord Chancellor, asks John van der Luit-Drummond

Express elections 'on succession

In the aftermath of the Brexit vote, clarity is needed on the EU Succession Regulation, writes Kate Johnson

The constitutional implications of Brexit: Who is sovereign now?

The real-world power of the executive and legislature has been substantially diminished by Brexit, writes Miranda Butler