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Thomas Poole
Thomas Poole is a professor of law at LSE
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What is the character of the common law?
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A new relationship between power and liberty
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Constitutional vandalism is inherent to the Johnson-Cummings project
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The indispensable constitutional legacy of the 2017-2019 parliament
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The constitutional strangeness of the Benn Act
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Understanding what makes “Miller & Cherry” the most significant judicial statement on the constitution in over 200 years
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