Public Law for Everyone

Professor Mark Elliott

Category: Studying & Teaching

Writing a Law essay? Remember to argue!

February 16, 2022
Constitutional Law: The Big Picture VI — Drawing Conclusions

September 27, 2021
Constitutional Law: The Big Picture V — Lessons from EU Membership

June 29, 2021
Constitutional Law: The Big Picture IV — The Territorial Constitution

June 17, 2021
Constitutional Law: The Big Picture III — Human Rights

June 7, 2021
Constitutional Law: The Big Picture II — Judicial Review

May 28, 2021
Constitutional Law Matters: A new project and a job opportunity

May 27, 2021
Constitutional Law: The Big Picture I — Introduction

May 24, 2021
Public Law Update #4: Brexit, the separation of powers and devolution

October 5, 2017
Public Law Update #3: The EU (Withdrawal) Bill, legal certainty and the rule of law

October 3, 2017
Public Law Update #2: The wider constitutional implications of the 2017 general election

September 28, 2017
Public Law Update #1: The 2017 election, fixed-term Parliaments and ‘confidence and supply’ arrangements

September 26, 2017
Elliott & Thomas: Public Law

May 30, 2017
The Third Biennial Public Law Conference: Call for Papers

May 3, 2017
The ‘Black Spider Memos’ Case: An Introduction to Constitutional Law

March 29, 2017
The Admin Law Blog

March 1, 2017
Elliott & Varuhas: Administrative Law

January 9, 2017
Call for Papers: W G Hart Legal Workshop 2017

October 17, 2016
“The Unity of Public Law?” — The 2016 Public Law Conference

September 16, 2016
Twitter and blogs: A guide for Law students (and others)

August 31, 2016
Cambridge Public Law Conference 2016 — Draft Programme and Registration Deadline

August 16, 2016
1,000 words: Constitutional fundamentals, concisely explained

May 16, 2016
Public Law Conference 2016: Full line-up of speakers

April 21, 2016
Public Law Conference 2016: Call for Abstracts

December 1, 2015
For those interested in studying Law at Cambridge: This week’s open days

June 29, 2015
Revising for your 2015 Public Law exam? Here are some of this year’s key developments and blog highlights

May 5, 2015
#PublicLawExam 2015 — For those with upcoming exams in Public Law

April 22, 2015
An Introduction to Public Law by way of the Anisminic Case

March 18, 2015
Cambridge Public Law Conference 2014

September 18, 2014
Cambridge Public Law Conference: Detailed programme published

July 29, 2014
Should academic lawyers blog?

June 24, 2014
Revising for your 2014 Public Law exam? Here are some of this year’s key developments and blog highlights

May 7, 2014
Now available: Second edition of Elliott & Thomas, Public Law

April 3, 2014
Cambridge Sixth Form Law Conference talk: The UK’s (unusual) constitution

March 19, 2014
New Law student? Here’s some advice to get you started

October 15, 2013
Studying Law at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge

July 5, 2013
Teaching public law: Topicality—a blessing or a curse?

June 22, 2013
An Introduction to Public Law: Three Short Videos on the Belmarsh Prison case

May 10, 2013
A new name (and home) for my blog

February 25, 2013
Sumption v Virgo debate: Should prospective lawyers study Law at university?

February 25, 2013
Belmarsh and the UK constitution #2: The House of Lords’ judgment

February 4, 2013
Belmarsh and the UK constitution #1: Setting the scene

January 31, 2013
Guest post: Jack Williams’ study advice – A letter to my fresher self

January 7, 2013
What Law Graduates Do #1: The Law Commission

November 13, 2012
The Gujra case, and the Guardian’s new “headnotes” series

October 4, 2012
The Guardian’s law student series

August 22, 2012
Applying to Cambridge? Open day now online

August 21, 2012
Law degrees and the Supreme Court Justices

July 20, 2012
Guest post: Advice from a recent Law graduate (Part two)

July 20, 2012
Guest post: Advice from a recent Law graduate (Part 1)

July 19, 2012
Should prospective lawyers do a Law degree?

July 10, 2012