"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.