Human Rights Act 1998 a 'Yellow Card'? According to T.R.S. Allan, the UK Constitution is Ultimately a Common Law Constitution, Founded on Common Law Values; the Human Rights Act 1998 and Other Constitutional Statutes Merely Give Recognition to These Values. Does this View Capture the 'Big Picture'?

George P. Kyprianides; Pella Demetriades; Eri S. Kozakou

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Human Rights Act 1998 a 'Yellow Card'? According to T.R.S. Allan, the UK Constitution is Ultimately a Common Law Constitution, Founded on Common Law Values; the Human Rights Act 1998 and Other Constitutional Statutes Merely Give Recognition to These Values. Does this View Capture the 'Big Picture'?

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Authors: George P. Kyprianides; Pella Demetriades; Eri S. Kozakou;

doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2377930

Human Rights Act 1998 a 'Yellow Card'? According to T.R.S. Allan, the UK Constitution is Ultimately a Common Law Constitution, Founded on Common Law Values; the Human Rights Act 1998 and Other Constitutional Statutes Merely Give Recognition to These Values. Does this View Capture the 'Big Picture'?

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This article endorses the contention that the nature of the United Kingdom constitution has fundamentally changed in recent years as it has been influenced by statutes such as the Human Rights Act of 1998. Indeed the positive implication of the H.R.A 1998 is widely recognised, but does that grant it a “green card” to undermine the UK constitution?

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