PART A Answer ONE question from Part A.

1. Sir Laws LJ in the case of Thoburn v Sunderland City Council [2002] 4 All ER 156, stated that a ‘constitutional statute’ is one that: “(a) [Conditions the legal relationship between citizen and state in some general, overarching manner, hudare en rons ridimi shes the Expen what we pand now regard as reference to two (2) statutes, and cases that have discussed them. 

2. Only in a country where the rule of law means more than formal, legal validity will subjects enjoy real protection from official tyranny and abuse’. Evaluate this statement with reference to the UK constitution.

3. What are the main effects of The Parliament Act 1911 and The Parliament Act 1949? What is the significance of the case Jackson v A-G [2006] 1 A.C. 262 in this regard? (100 marks) PART B Answer ONE question from

Part B.

4. Critically examine the relationship between section 3 and section 4 of the Human Rights Act 1998.
5. Please answer the question of the following fictitious scenario: NB: The Total Migration Solutions Act 2023 is hypothetical and not actual legislation. The recent conflict in the Ukraine has led to a massive rise in people coming to the UK and claiming refugee status.

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