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Judicial reform in Albania and Ukraine: A comparative analysis

Ola Ugwu | 24th May 2023

Ola Ugwu (Head of Public and Youth Engagement Programme at the Bingham Centre…

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Sixth Annual Bingham Lecture

12th September 2019

On 12 September, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Rt Hon John Bercow…

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Jack Simson Caird on Al Jazeera

| 30th August 2019

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Jack Simson Caird on BBC Parliament

17th June 2019

Jack Simson Caird was interviewed on BBC Parliament's the Week in Parliament…

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Jack Simson Caird on All Out Politics on Sky News with Adam Boulton

23rd May 2019

Jack Simson Caird appeared on All Out Politics on Sky News with Adam Boulton…

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Jack Simson Caird gave oral evidence to the House of Commons' Liaison Committee

9th May 2019

Jack Simson Caird gave oral evidence to the House of Commons' Liaison Committee…

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Jack Simson Caird being interviewed by Adam Boulton on Sky News

1st April 2019

Jack Simson Caird, Senior Research Fellow in Parliaments and the Rule of Law,…

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Jack Simson Caird on BBC World News’ coverage of the Meaningful Vote on the Brexit deal

18th March 2019

Jack Simson Caird's appearance on the BBC World News' coverage of the Meaningful…

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Murray Hunt at the House of Lords EU Justice Committee in its inquiry into Rights after Brexit

12th March 2019

Murray Hunt appeared before the House of Lords EU Justice Committee in its…

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Murray Hunt's closing remarks at Remaking the UK Constitution, Mansfield College, Oxford

23rd February 2019

Murray Hunt, in his closing remarks at the conference (from 2:00:08) proposes…

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