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2014 Events

Find out more about Judicial Institute events from 2014

Why it matters that the Conservatives should support the European Convention on Human Rights

The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve QC MP - former Attorney General

3 December 2014

In this special lecture, co-hosted by the UCL Judicial Institute and the UCL Constitution Unit, former Attorney General, Dominic Grieve MP, gives his most detailed criticism yet of the Conservative strategy paper, Protecting human rights in the UK, issued by the current Justice Secretary, Chris Grayling, in October 2014.

Dominic Grieve Speech