PRAISE FOR THE FIRST EDITION
The book is immensely readable and provides the reader with a broad perspective on the relationship between Parliament and the law.

Chris Monaghan, Legal Studies, Volume 34, Number 2

PRAISE FOR THE FIRST EDITION
The breadth of this book is readily apparent, and the detail highly impressive - Parliament and the Law will be a very valuable resource for academics, officials, practitioners , and others keen to understand the intricate nature of the issues here covered.

Michael Gordon, Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 73, Issue 3

Altogether the book provides thorough and insightful analysis for students, academics and practitioners.

Theo Pembroke, The Table

[T]he second edition of Parliament and the Law, in competently exploring and critiquing recent developments in relation to the Westminster Parliament across a wide range of topics, helps to lift the veil on this ancient and mysterious institution. The changes from the first edition, both in terms of content and contributors, demonstrates a strong commitment on the part of the editors to address new developments both expertly and directly.

Robert Brett Taylor, University of Aberdeen, Edinburgh Law Review

The collection of essays is invaluable to the legal fraternity and parliamentarians around the world and the book must find a place in libraries and book shelves.

Dr KN Chaturvedi, Advocate Supreme Court of India, New Delhi, Statute Law Review