Judicial Reform |
Background |
Department for Constitutional Affairs |
Independent Scrutiny of the Appointment Processes of Judges and Queen's Counsel Sir Leonard Peach, December 1999 |
Implementation Progress Recommendations of Sir Leonard Peach's Report, June 2001 |
Department for Constitutional Affairs: Constitutional Reform A Supreme Court for the United Kingdom, Consultation Paper, July 2003t |
Lord Alexander of Weedon The Constitution we Deserve, October 2001 |
Legislation |
Reports, Analyses and Consultation Papers |
House of Lords A Supreme Court for the United Kingdom. The Law Lord's Response to the Government's consultation paper on Constitutional reform, July 2003 |
Andrew Le Suer and Richard Cornes, UCL Constitution Unit The Future of the United Kingdom's Highest Courts, July 2001 |
Lord Bingham of Cornhill A New Supreme Court for the United Kingdom |
House of Commons Courts Bill 2003, Research Paper June 2003 |
Department for Constitutional Affairs Constitutional Reform: The Future of Queen's Counsel" Consultation Paper, July 2003 |
Department for Constitutional Affairs Constitutional reform: a new way of appointing judges, Consultation Paper, July 2003 |
House of Commons Constitutional Affairs Committee Judicial Appointments and a Supreme Court (court of final appeal), February 2004 |
Lord Falconer of Thoroton Written Evidence to the House of Lords Committee on the Constitutional Reform Bill, April 2004 |
Comment and Criticism |
JUSTICE Judicial Appointments: extracts from a JUSTICE briefing, May 2003. |
JUSTICE A Supreme Court for the United Kingdom: A JUSTICE briefing paper, May 2003 |
Judges' Council Response to the Consultation Papers on Constitutional Reform, November 2003 |