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Delighted and relieved to hear Lord Reed deliver the unanimous UK Supreme Court judgment upholding the Court of Appeal judgment that the Rwanda policy is unlawful. Highlighting the body of applicable domestic and int provisions, which are not limited to the ECHR/HRA.

The UK Supreme Court has unanimously found that the Government’s #Rwanda Policy is unlawful. Four key takeaways, and what’s next.

Happy also that the court rejected the contention that deference should be given based on the fact this situation is “analogous” to national security.

Yesterday I attended my DCL graduation convocation at McGill University 🥳🎉 Great day, great hat!

Very good piece by Adam Tucker. Might Rwanda 2 be the judgment where the minority view in the House of Lords case of Jackson comes of age? ukconstitutionallaw.org/2023/11/22/ada…

The Rwanda Bill is published. Here's the part enacting a legal fiction, requiring decision-makers to treat a - dangerous - falsehood as true. Parliament should not pass this. It would be an abuse of its legislative authority. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/65709c31…

Really enjoyed the symposium today on this book - particularly the discussion on methodology and the role of academics in making prescriptive or normative arguments vs. descriptive or evaluative methods.

Registration for the PublicLaw Conference is now live! To register for the 2024 conference, please visit: publiclawdroitpublic.ca/public-law-con…

A very insightful workshop Centre de droit public uOttawa Public Law Centre, together with Centre for Constitutional Studies, on Rosalind Dixon’s important new work on responsive judicial review, including reflections from maureen sandilands Geoffrey Sigalet Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin @MaileyRichard Vanessa MacDonnell & Stephen Gardbaum

Delighted that my blog post "Administrative and Citizen Interpretations of Unwritten Constitutional Principles" is out on the UKCLA ! It's one in a series that is being released over the next week as part of the Unwritten Constitutional Norms and Principles ! Read here: ukconstitutionallaw.org/2024/05/21/joa…

Seána Glennon: The Role of Deliberative Minipublics in Enhancing Democracy in Canada ukconstitutionallaw.org/?p=16206

Delighted that my book review of Aileen Kavanagh’s Collaborative Constitution, published in Public Law is now available on Westlaw. The review highlights Kavanagh’s engagements with unwritten norms, the principle of legality, and the rule of law.

🚨Our conference program is now live! #PublicLawConference2024 🚨Le programme de la conférence est maintenant en ligne! #ConférenceDroitPublic2024 publiclawdroitpublic.ca/public-law-con…

Many of our project members are presenting their research PublicLaw Conference this week Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa!

Prof Silvia Suteu (UCL Faculty of Laws) chaired this panel on constitutional silences & competing claims of constitutional authority ICON•S today, panellists included Seána Glennon, Halmai Gábor, Joanne Murray, Colm O'Cinneide with Prof Ming-Sung Kuo (Warwick Law School) as discussant

After a busy week participating in ICON•S, our early career scholar workshop took place today in Madrid! Sincere thanks to Justice CRM and Prof Eoin Carolan (Constitution_Studies) for so generously sharing their career stories and advice with us!

Check out my review of Aileen Kavanagh’s book The Collaborative Constitution in the latest issue of Public Law!

My UTLJ article "Judicial Review as a Quasi-Administrative Jurisdiction" is now available online! I argue recent shifts in Canadian admin law suggest judicial review is a multilateral, collaborative and prospective practice that incorporates judicial and administrative functions.

Learn about judicial review as quasi-administrative jurisdiction with this article by Joanne Murray of uOttawa | COMMON LAW from the University of Toronto Law Journal 74.4: bit.ly/UTLJ744a #JudicialReview #Law

Excellent new piece from Megan Pfiffer defending a rights-based approach to judicial review!