UK Constitution critical thinkers 0.0 / 5 ? LawPublic LawUniversityNone Created by: JonnyFCreated on: 03-05-17 17:23 Who said that there is no good reason to dismiss unmodified constitutions as not constitutions at all? Eric Barendt 1 of 12 Who said the common law regarding control of crown's prerogative powers and provisions in 1689 Bill of rights were clearly constitutional? Eric Barendt 2 of 12 Who claims our evolutionary constitution is a wrong footed step rather than a unique blessing? F.F. Ridley 3 of 12 Who says that our lack of entrenched constitution means there is no limit on what parliament can do? F.F. Ridley 4 of 12 Who claims political constitutions are difficult to identify as a phenomenon different from day to day political activity Graham Gee 5 of 12 Who says that a political constitution prescribes no more than the bare minimal conditions for political equality and accountability Graham Gee 6 of 12 Who claims that just because Britain are one of the very few countries without a codified constitution, it doesn't mean that we need one? Nick Barber 7 of 12 "Vital to stop attacking politics and start praising its virtues" Adam Tomkins 8 of 12 "Living politically means we do not live in tyranny" Adam Tomkins 9 of 12 "The UK constitution should be understood as founded upon law that is enforceable in the courts" Tom Hickman 10 of 12 "Constitution must guarantee that everyone and every office is ultimately subject to the rule of law" Tom Hickman 11 of 12 "The Q is, how to marry a legal constitution founded on the protection of rights, with political mechanisms of accountability" Tom Hickman 12 of 12
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