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The Independent Commission on Referendums, established by the Constitution Unit to review the role of referendums in UK democracy, is holding its second meeting today. At today’s meeting the members are focusing on whether principles can be identified for deciding when holding a referendum is appropriate. In this post the Commission’s Research Assistant, Jess Sargeant, summarises […]
via When is it appropriate to hold a referendum? — The Constitution Unit Blog
On January 24, 2017, identical versions of the Restricting First-Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017 were introduced in both chambers of Congress: H.R. 669 and S. 200. See this LLB post. Earlier this month, CRS released two reports on the topic: Legislation Limiting the President’s Power to Use Nuclear Weapons: Separation of Powers Implications […]
via Restricting the first-use nuclear strike option by legislation — Law Librarian Blog
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