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Two constitutional lawyers on what America did with a written constitution and Britain did without one.
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At University College London, Faculty of Laws, Bentham House.
The Declaration of Independence set off an experiment in codified constitutional government that has diverged from the British arrangement ever since, and the question of who may strike down a law is where the two systems part company most sharply. David Feldman and Denis Edwards mark the American 250th and the publication of Feldman's Key Ideas in Constitutional Law. In the Moot Court at Bentham House.
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