ADAM PERRY

University of Oxford

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Enforcing principles, enforcing conventions

The Pardon Paradox

Why constitutional conventions aren’t laws (hint: it’s not why you think)

A Bayesian Approach to Ouster Clauses

What’s so great about flexible policies?

Standing and Civic Virtue

Who’s Afraid of Mercy?

Standing and the Compositional Fallacy

Entrenching and Undercutting

Thresholds for Interpretation and Secession

Why Codify?

Judicial Review of Shariah Councils

Constitutional and Quasi-Constitutional Statutes

Mercy and Judicial Review in the Commonwealth

Fetters on Prerogative Powers

The Source of the Crown’s General Administrative Powers

Are Constitutional Statutes ‘Quasi-Entrenched’?

Constitutional Conventions and Legitimate Expectations

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