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The Article 50 'Brexit' Appeal: The Rule of Law After Miller

Date: 6th February 2017

Time: 17:30 - 19:30

Venue: Jones Day (London), 21 Tudor Street, LONDON, EC4Y 0DJ

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Time: 17:30-19:30 (Registration from 17.00)

Venue: Jones Day, 21 Tudor Street, London EC4Y 0DJ


The Supreme Court is expected to hand down its decision in the Miller case in January. In deciding what role, if any, Parliament has in triggering Article 50 and the UK's departure from the EU, the Court will deliver one of the most important constitutional law judgments in decades.

This rapid response event will provide opportunity to hear leading experts consider the constitutional and rule of law dimensions of the Supreme Court's judgment, and to reflect on the path ahead and the consequences of the decision for the UK. Bringing together panellists who have expressed a wide range of views about the High Court's decision of 3 November 2016, this event will be an outstanding opportunity to hear expert analysis of the Supreme Court's much-awaited decision.


Chair

  • Rt Hon Lord Judge, Former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales

Speakers

  • Prof Richard Ekins, University of Oxford and Policy Exchange's Judicial Power Project
  • Prof Graham Gee, University of Sheffield
  • Jessica Simor QC, Matrix Chambers
  • Prof Alison Young, University of Oxford

Comment

  • Lord Pannick QC, Blackstone Chambers


The event is convened by Dr Lawrence McNamara (Deputy Director) and Lucy Moxham (Associate Senior Research Fellow) at the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law

Professor Robert McCorquodale, Director of BIICL, advised the 1st Interested Party (Pigney and Others), together with Helen Mountfield QC, Gerry Facenna QC, Tim Johnstone, David Gregory and Jack Williams (instructed by Bindmans LLP).

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