You have explained a topic in 16 minutes that would have otherwise have taken me 3+ hours of watching lectures, would like to see some more Public Law Videos :)
Hi Marcus, a few months ago I had my LLB first year examinations. In that time I was entirely clueless as to what I should do. I was sure that I was going to be failing and having to take resit exams. I was especially worried about Public Law as I had very limited knowledge about it. However, your videos not only helped me pass but I was able to get a 60/100. I just came back here to thank you for your videos as I am not sure what I would have done without them. (I also managed to pass all other exams thankfully)
Hey, loved reading your comment , I am in the same position but am doing MA LAW , I hope i get the great help from Marcus videos too :) . Lors of love and prayers
Thank you Marcus this video is extremely helpful, its clear and well presented. God bless you for taking the time to put this together to help others like me.
Hi Marcus, you posted this video some time ago and I just watched to help with an assignment. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with, I am a mature student and sometimes I struggle to simplify my notes. I had the knowledge of most of what you talked about but your video allowed me to make connections and sense of my learning interventions. I am know a subscriber and adding your videos to my revision notes. If you are considering a career in academia you should definitely go for it! Good luck for the future and thanks again! Elizabeth
this is so unbelievably useful, I've got 3 days to write a 5,000 dissertation on 'the rule of law gradually taking over as the organising principle of our constitution' and you've explained this so well and made it so easy!!! thank you Marcus!!!
Again, Marcus, this video has helped me no end. with this, my workshop notes and lecture notes, I really hope I will understand it completely when GDL exam season comes in January! I was just wondering if you could do a few a videos to help me and anyone else struggling with these areas of law: Criminal - Offences Against The Person 1861 (all about s.18, 20, 47, physical assault and simple assault), Sexual Offences, Criminal Damage. Any of those would be super helpful. I love the way you explain the topics - so simple to understand. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! I'm only 13 and I was able to understand a lot of this! This has really helped my make connections for my world history class. And you managed to keep my attention through the whole thing! Thank you :)
Excellent video! One trifling note: while you are correct to state that in Germany, treaties take effect when signed by the head of state (cf Article 59 (1) of the Basic Law), in the United States, treaties can only take effect when signed by the head of state AND ratified by the second chamber- the Senate (cf Article II (2) of the US constitution).
Good video!! I have my constitutional law exam soon, appreciate the video. I was wondering what's your take on the Bill of Rights 1689 with regards to balancing powers? Also will you be considering doing a lecture on written/unwritten constitution? Thanks again!
Well I guess the main thing from the Bill of Rights is article 9 that sets out parliamentary sovereignty. Worth having a look at the case of R v Chaytor though to see its limits.
At 4:43 you say: Rhodesia declared independence without act of parliament from UK and this was questioned in British courts and they upheld the idea that Britain had sovereignty over Rhodesia. Do you have any examples of cases?
As a politics undergraduate student, this has been one of the most helpful videos, very simply and clearly explained. Does this all apply still despite the triggering of article 50?
@@marcuscleaver ohhh I figured! Its wonderful that you found another thing that you're great at. I hav a IT deg. and trying at an LLB ...here I am counting down the modules
Thank uuuu...u really help me with my government and politics work .i was sooo confused in class. I would really love it if u would make more videos on government and politics specifications
You should do a video on the Bill of Rights 1688 which only 1% of the population are aware still exists and is very valid. Many Acts of parliament violate this bill. :O
Are you aware Article.61 Magna Carta was lawfully invoked on March 23rdx 2001? Google peers petition queen on eu. Your educated view and response would be greatly appreciated. Intrigued.
no act, legislation or statute is enforceable, except through threats, cohersion, intimidation and violence. which is all against common law. it can also be enforced by consent and consent is individual.
Hey man, I've seen some good videos, thank you! We in our uni, last week had an EU law exam. PErsonally I had trouble with two topics: The CEEs + MEQRs, and the Direct and individual concern. It would be great to see some videos where you cover this.
I do feel sad , Many people who you think they’re honestly, when you find out the crooked they are! Then you have similar filings I have today! It’s very unfair Law
The concept of unlimited parliamentary sovereignty is a deeply English principle and has no counterpoint in Scottish Constitutional Law. Scots Law is protected in all perpetuity by the Act of Union 1707. Under Scots Constitutional Law (as per the Declaration of Arbroath, Claim of Right 1689 and the Claim of Right 1988) the people of Scotland are sovereign. The concept of parliamentary sovereignty comes from the old English Parliament which was dissolved in April 1707 along with the old Parliament of Scotland. Why would the new UK Parliament inherit all the traits of the old English Parliament but none of the traits of the old Scottish Parliament? In July 2018 The UK Parliament debated the Claim of Right 1989 and accepted the principle. It was then recorded into Hansard. Even the UK Supreme Court accepts the Claim of Right.
@@abigailpatterson9490 Mostly cases from the Supreme Court under Lord Reed. Begum is the most high profile example but there is also R (SC, CB and eight children) v. Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and R (AB) v. Secretary of State for Justice. There is also legislation that curtails judicial review like the Judicial Review and Courts Act from last year.
Watching this in December 2020. With the tyranny we are now living under, I am attempting to educate myself on our law. It would be great to see a video on Common Law, Magna Carta and the truth of the power of the People. We need this very important information now. 🙏🌸
You have explained a topic in 16 minutes that would have otherwise have taken me 3+ hours of watching lectures, would like to see some more Public Law Videos :)
Hi Marcus, a few months ago I had my LLB first year examinations. In that time I was entirely clueless as to what I should do. I was sure that I was going to be failing and having to take resit exams. I was especially worried about Public Law as I had very limited knowledge about it. However, your videos not only helped me pass but I was able to get a 60/100. I just came back here to thank you for your videos as I am not sure what I would have done without them. (I also managed to pass all other exams thankfully)
That's amazing and congratulations on your results. It's great that your hard work has paid off!!
@@marcuscleaver Marcus' videos helped me get my GDL and obtain a good grade.
Congratulations you are a qualified liar sorry I mean lawyer or is it soliciting you do 🤔
@@naila249 this is not the W you think it is
Hey, loved reading your comment , I am in the same position but am doing MA LAW , I hope i get the great help from Marcus videos too :) . Lors of love and prayers
You've explained this topic better then my lecturer !
Thanks for the help. Great to revise from 👍😁
I wonder where Marcus studied law and most importantly what he got. He probably got a 1st or 2:1 at this rate I mean just look at the depth! Grateful!
These videos are really excellent. Keep it up man, it's much appreciated
marcus what a fantastic thing you do. you will have helped so many people. all of your very hard work is so appreciated
Thank you Marcus this video is extremely helpful, its clear and well presented. God bless you for taking the time to put this together to help others like me.
This video has helped clarify so many issues for me, thanks so much!
I cannot thank you enough for this. You really made it simple and easy to understand.
Superb video. Straight to the point and full of information. Just what I needed!!!
Extremely helpful! Explained really well. Thank you so much 🙌🏻
Just a reminder that this video is not in the Public law playlist yet. Thanks for making this video
Informative and concise. Thank you
Hi Marcus, you posted this video some time ago and I just watched to help with an assignment. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with, I am a mature student and sometimes I struggle to simplify my notes. I had the knowledge of most of what you talked about but your video allowed me to make connections and sense of my learning interventions. I am know a subscriber and adding your videos to my revision notes. If you are considering a career in academia you should definitely go for it!
Good luck for the future and thanks again! Elizabeth
Thanks Elizabeth, that means a lot!
this is so unbelievably useful, I've got 3 days to write a 5,000 dissertation on 'the rule of law gradually taking over as the organising principle of our constitution' and you've explained this so well and made it so easy!!! thank you Marcus!!!
Best of luck with the dissertation!
super useful video! given me lots more confidence for my Constitutional Law Exam tomorrow, thanks :)
How'd it go 2 years on now 😄🙋
thanx mate you really help in my course
This was great and extremely helpful! Thank you so much:)
you are a star! absolutely enjoyed this video
Thank you so much for the clarification, I have a summative essay on parliamentary sovereignty.
You're a top bloke Marcus!
amazing structure
Hey Marcus, great video very precise! So happy to have found it as it is a big topic.
Can you look at making a video of police powers please? :)
Fabulous video, thank you.
You’re amazing! Thanks for the help
please post more videos!!! e.g. constitutional aspects of being in the EU and withdrawal, etc
Fantastic and Concise video containing all the information needed. Thank you 👍🏽
+tina sewell Love to get comments like that, thank you Tina! 😊
+tina sewell Love to get comments like that, thank you Tina! 😊
+tina sewell Love to get comments like that, thank you Tina! 😊
+marcuscleaver hi Marcus, is there any chance of you doing a video on proprietary estoppel and/or lease and licences?
Again, Marcus, this video has helped me no end. with this, my workshop notes and lecture notes, I really hope I will understand it completely when GDL exam season comes in January! I was just wondering if you could do a few a videos to help me and anyone else struggling with these areas of law: Criminal - Offences Against The Person 1861 (all about s.18, 20, 47, physical assault and simple assault), Sexual Offences, Criminal Damage. Any of those would be super helpful. I love the way you explain the topics - so simple to understand. Keep up the great work!
Thanks very much Frankie, I'll do my best!
@@marcuscleaver Thank you so much, you lifesaver!
Very helpful source of info on public law. Would you be able to do something on legal ethics bsb /sra pls
Thank you so much! I'm only 13 and I was able to understand a lot of this! This has really helped my make connections for my world history class. And you managed to keep my attention through the whole thing! Thank you :)
Thanks, best of luck with your world history class. Sounds fascinating!
Hi Marcus, What do you think of PS post BREXIT?
Amazing, thank you!
this is love, thank you sir.
Beautiful talk from a beautiful man
Excellent video! One trifling note: while you are correct to state that in Germany, treaties take effect when signed by the head of state (cf Article 59 (1) of the Basic Law), in the United States, treaties can only take effect when signed by the head of state AND ratified by the second chamber- the Senate (cf Article II (2) of the US constitution).
Quite correct! Thanks for the helpful comment! :)
This is really useful! Thank you.
It helps some french law student to (because we do some comparative law)
Absolutely brilliant.
thanks this was really helpful
Really helpful, thanks!
i am very grateful, thank you so much.. xxxxxx
Great video dude!
Thankyou so much. This was very helpful.
do you have a video to do with challenges of the parliament sovereign
Thanks for explaining this. It really wa
Good video!! I have my constitutional law exam soon, appreciate the video. I was wondering what's your take on the Bill of Rights 1689 with regards to balancing powers? Also will you be considering doing a lecture on written/unwritten constitution?
Thanks again!
Well I guess the main thing from the Bill of Rights is article 9 that sets out parliamentary sovereignty. Worth having a look at the case of R v Chaytor though to see its limits.
thanks so much this was so helpful!
so helpful, thankyou!
Good one indeed. perhaps you have outshined the other vidoe by J Margo of the Univeristy of London. Good one ineed.
Great stuff!! its sinking in. You're good! very good.
At 4:43 you say: Rhodesia declared independence without act of parliament from UK and this was questioned in British courts and they upheld the idea that Britain had sovereignty over Rhodesia. Do you have any examples of cases?
this video is great by the way!
Very useful
mate u r a legend
amazing thank you
Thank you.
Any videos for european law?? 😊
Big thank you
I think you are better than some of my teacher :))
As a politics undergraduate student, this has been one of the most helpful videos, very simply and clearly explained. Does this all apply still despite the triggering of article 50?
Yep, for the time being!! Article 50 just starts the timer, we are still technically part of the EU (for now!)
Thank you so much! I did my constitutional law exam today and pretty much memorised everything you've said, honestly such a life saver ahah
What’s the difference between UK and England ???
Marcus are you still there can you answer please
thanks marcus ❤️
what a legend!!
thanks smooch for this :)
What a guy
Thanks! Prediction for the NBA Finals winner?
I love you Marcus
can you please do a video on Royal Prerogative. tnks
Hi, do you lecture professionally?!! cause these slides are extremely well thought off n put together! THANKS.
Not any more but I used to :)
@@marcuscleaver ohhh I figured! Its wonderful that you found another thing that you're great at.
I hav a IT deg. and trying at an LLB ...here I am counting down the modules
Thank uuuu...u really help me with my government and politics work .i was sooo confused in class. I would really love it if u would make more videos on government and politics specifications
You should do a video on the Bill of Rights 1688 which only 1% of the population are aware still exists and is very valid. Many Acts of parliament violate this bill. :O
Are you aware Article.61 Magna Carta was lawfully invoked on March 23rdx 2001? Google peers petition queen on eu. Your educated view and response would be greatly appreciated. Intrigued.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have exam tomorrow pray for me guys
Will do!
@@marcuscleaver I did good!! 68%Thank you so much. I have been watching your videos during exam week. If it wasn`t for you I would have failed.
@@hamda2184 Congrats! That's great to hear and well done on your own hard work!
no act, legislation or statute is enforceable, except through threats, cohersion, intimidation and violence. which is all against common law. it can also be enforced by consent and consent is individual.
Hey man, I've seen some good videos, thank you! We in our uni, last week had an EU law exam. PErsonally I had trouble with two topics: The CEEs + MEQRs, and the Direct and individual concern. It would be great to see some videos where you cover this.
+Marc van der Eijk I do have videos on free movement of goods. Will try and do one on direct/individual concern soon. :)
Yeah I saw it last night, at first I only found the art. 30 but later I found the 34-36 as well. Thanks!
You da GOAT
Hi Marcus,
Apart from judicial review , would courts still be able to declare act of parliament invalid on any other grounds ?
Even judicial review doesn't make Acts of Parliament invalid!
marcuscleaver so there’s nothing the courts can do to declare act of parliament invalid ?
No, watch my video on Parliamentary Sovereignty. :)
I do feel sad , Many people who you think they’re honestly, when you find out the crooked they are! Then you have similar filings I have today! It’s very unfair Law
This is not Marcus Clever but Marcus Genius 💜
The concept of unlimited parliamentary sovereignty is a deeply English principle and has no counterpoint in Scottish Constitutional Law.
Scots Law is protected in all perpetuity by the Act of Union 1707. Under Scots Constitutional Law (as per the Declaration of Arbroath, Claim of Right 1689 and the Claim of Right 1988) the people of Scotland are sovereign.
The concept of parliamentary sovereignty comes from the old English Parliament which was dissolved in April 1707 along with the old Parliament of Scotland.
Why would the new UK Parliament inherit all the traits of the old English Parliament but none of the traits of the old Scottish Parliament?
In July 2018 The UK Parliament debated the Claim of Right 1989 and accepted the principle. It was then recorded into Hansard.
Even the UK Supreme Court accepts the Claim of Right.
Remember that this was published in 2016, before UK left EU
i love you
where's your referencing, please???
Jesus dude, talk about a sense of entitlement. Find your own references :-)
Can we say parliament is still sovereign in modern day?
It's becoming less the case each day given the growing power of the executive branch.
@@marcuscleaver which cases have shown that ? And what has court shown this?
@@abigailpatterson9490 Mostly cases from the Supreme Court under Lord Reed. Begum is the most high profile example but there is also R (SC, CB and eight children) v. Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and R (AB) v. Secretary of State for Justice. There is also legislation that curtails judicial review like the Judicial Review and Courts Act from last year.
Just FYI, back in the 1600s the name "Coke" would have been pronounced the same way we pronounce "Cook" today.
Watching this in December 2020. With the tyranny we are now living under, I am attempting to educate myself on our law. It would be great to see a video on Common Law, Magna Carta and the truth of the power of the People. We need this very important information now. 🙏🌸
Legislation isnt law. The people came before the law. Therefore their wants come after ours.
Parliament is not sovereign and never has been, read the Declaration of Rights and the Coronation oath, this is the rule of law and confirms the fact
To become an Mp you must swear aliegance to her majesty the queen, how NUTTY is that 😄
"EU Law is Supreme over National Law, only because an Act of Parliament says it is" savage hahaha
Looks like you like cheese mate
Amazing, thank you!