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Blog Name: Benjamin Gray
Url: http://www.benjamin-gray.com
Language: English
Topics: Politics, Conservatism, UK
Description: An attempt at providing an erudite and occasionally amusing commentary on current affairs from a one nation conservative viewpoint.
Popularity: 22 Followers

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Sovereignty Act: Rubbish
No better way to return to blogging than to turn around, face your party and tell them they’re wrong! As I am currently en route to a constitutional law tutorial, it only seems appropriate to talk about the constitutional issue running through the blogosphere this week: Cameron and Hague’s proposed Sovereignty Act. This act, we are told, will assert UK supremacy in the area of EC law. The problem with this legislation is that it is a pile of logically absurd and constitutionally dangerous nonsense. First, look at the underlying logic of the act. The only time you need to pass an act declaring you are a sovereign body is when you are, in fact, not
Ego Boost
I just found this about me on politics.co.uk. Suffice to say I am flattered (even if they did misspell my name). I feel sufficiently motivated and will try and find a way to keep this updated, but expect a bit of a change in tone as this moves in a more legally-oriented direction, as well as a degree of GDL-induced irregularity.
Ego Boost
I just found this about me on politics.co.uk. Suffice to say I am flattered (even if they did misspell my name). I feel sufficiently motivated and will try and find a way to keep this updated, but expect a bit of a change in tone as this moves in a more legally-oriented direction, as well as a degree of GDL-induced irregularity.
Ego Boost
I just found this about me on politics.co.uk. Suffice to say I am flattered (even if they did misspell my name). I feel sufficiently motivated and will try and find a way to keep this updated, but expect a bit of a change in tone as this moves in a more legally-oriented direction, as well as a degree of GDL-induced irregularity.
Major Restrictions
Earlier this month I started a Postgraduate Diploma in Law. This is an eight-month intensive course that gives non-law graduates an academic qualification of similar standing to an LL.B. As a result I am rather short of the free time needed to maintain this blog. After quite a bit of agonising, I have decided to, effectively, suspend it. In practice this means that I will be posting on a much less frequent basis, and only where I happen to have something to write about, as opposed to just chasing topics. I may also start a law blog if I can find a way to integrate it into my studies. I don’t want to turn this into a long farewell post, as I do h

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