Companion pieces on an individual common law jurist and the constitutional principle their career or writing established. Belongs here: the two-part account of Edward Coke's stand against royal authority, and the two-part account of A.V. Dicey's rule of law and parliamentary sovereignty. Does not belong here: a piece about a doctrine considered apart from the jurist who founded it, grouped under legal philosophy and rule of law doctrine instead.
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