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Summary Public Law LL106 - The Separation of Powers

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Public Law (LL105) - The Separation of Powers

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1. The Principles of the UK Constitution
1.1. What is a constitutional government?
1.2. The three sources of the UK Constitution
1.3. Some explanation of the constitutional principles
2. Conventions
2.1. What is a convention?
2.2. Why are conventions obeyed?
2.3. What happens if a convention is breached?
2.4. The impact/influence of conventions
2.5. Is the unenforceability of conventions good or bad?
3. The Separation of Powers
3.1. Does the Separation of Powers exist?
3.1.1. Executive v Judiciary
3.1.2. Judiciary v Legislature
3.1.3. Legislature v Executive

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