Revise SQE Constitutional and Administrative Law 2025/26
SQE1 Revision Guide
This book helps candidates preparing for SQE1 to revise the constitutional theories and their workings in the UK, including legitimacy, the rule of law and the separation of powers. It explains how the core institutions of the state interrelate and their respective roles in the constitution. And it covers the key areas of public order, human rights and the status of EU law in the UK constitution following Brexit. Readers will have the opportunity to test their subject knowledge and relevant legal principles through multiple-choice questions in the style of the SQE assessment.
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Book details
Print ISBN: 9781917183260
Ebook ISBN: 9781917183277
Book publication date: July 31, 2025
Ebook publication date: July 31, 2025
No of pages: 204
Richard Clements
Richard Clements has taught Constitutional Law at a number of universities including the University of the West of England and Exeter University. His teaching has incorporated many professional law courses and for many years he has used multiple choice questions as a method of assessment. He is the author of Complete Equity and Trusts and Questions and Answers on Constitutional and Administrative Law.
Contents
The Constitution and Conventions
Parliamentary sovereignty and parliamentary privilege
Central government and devolved institutions
The Crown and the Royal Prerogative
Legislation, primary and secondary
Public Order Law
Judicial review
Human Rights
European Union Law
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