Chris Monaghan is a Principal Lecturer in Law at the University of Worcester, where he teaches and researches in Public Law. He has taught Public Law for over a decade at a number of universities. His research interests include accountability mechanisms, prerogative powers and the Chagos litigation.

• 1. The United Kingdom’s Constitution; 2. The Sources of the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 3. The Separation of Powers and the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 4. The Rule of Law and the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 5. Parliamentary Sovereignty I: The Foundations; 6. Parliamentary Sovereignty II: The Challenges; 7. Parliament: Composition and Functions; 8. The Executive: Crown, Government and Accountability; 9. The Courts and the Judiciary; 10. The Prerogative I: Foundations, Powers and Parliamentary Control; 11. The Prerogative II: Judicial Control of the Prerogative Powers; 12. Human Rights I: Foundations and Rights; 13. Human Rights II: Two Competing Rights? Articles 8 and 10 ECHR; 14. Human Rights III: Freedom of Assembly and Association; 15. Judicial Review I: Foundations of Judicial Review; 16. Judicial Review II: The Grounds; 17. The Omdudsman, Tribunals, Inquiries and Executive Liability

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Chris Monaghan is a Principal Lecturer in Law at the University of Worcester, where he teaches and researches in Public Law. He has taught Public Law for over a decade at a number of universities. His research interests include accountability mechanisms, prerogative powers and the Chagos litigation.

• 1. The United Kingdom’s Constitution; 2. The Sources of the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 3. The Separation of Powers and the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 4. The Rule of Law and the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 5. Parliamentary Sovereignty I: The Foundations; 6. Parliamentary Sovereignty II: The Challenges; 7. Parliament: Composition and Functions; 8. The Executive: Crown, Government and Accountability; 9. The Courts and the Judiciary; 10. The Prerogative I: Foundations, Powers and Parliamentary Control; 11. The Prerogative II: Judicial Control of the Prerogative Powers; 12. Human Rights I: Foundations and Rights; 13. Human Rights II: Two Competing Rights? Articles 8 and 10 ECHR; 14. Human Rights III: Freedom of Assembly and Association; 15. Judicial Review I: Foundations of Judicial Review; 16. Judicial Review II: The Grounds; 17. The Omdudsman, Tribunals, Inquiries and Executive Liability

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Chris Monaghan is a Principal Lecturer in Law at the University of Worcester, where he teaches and researches in Public Law. He has taught Public Law for over a decade at a number of universities. His research interests include accountability mechanisms, prerogative powers and the Chagos litigation.

• 1. The United Kingdom’s Constitution; 2. The Sources of the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 3. The Separation of Powers and the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 4. The Rule of Law and the United Kingdom’s Constitution; 5. Parliamentary Sovereignty I: The Foundations; 6. Parliamentary Sovereignty II: The Challenges; 7. Parliament: Composition and Functions; 8. The Executive: Crown, Government and Accountability; 9. The Courts and the Judiciary; 10. The Prerogative I: Foundations, Powers and Parliamentary Control; 11. The Prerogative II: Judicial Control of the Prerogative Powers; 12. Human Rights I: Foundations and Rights; 13. Human Rights II: Two Competing Rights? Articles 8 and 10 ECHR; 14. Human Rights III: Freedom of Assembly and Association; 15. Judicial Review I: Foundations of Judicial Review; 16. Judicial Review II: The Grounds; 17. The Omdudsman, Tribunals, Inquiries and Executive Liability

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