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The Uk’s Doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty Is a Relic of the Past and Has No Place In a Modern European State. Discuss
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THE UK'S DOCTRINE OF PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY IS A RELIC OF THE PAST AND HAS NO PLACE IN A MODERN EUROPEAN STATE. CRITICALLY EVALUATE THE ACCURACY OF THIS STATEMENT. In order to make an appraisal of the accuracy of this statement there are several areas to consider. Almost every day the Times Law Reports publish cases involving British citizens and companies which have been decided by the Court of Justice of the European Communities or the European Court of Human Rights. 1So, despite the efforts of the anti-European lobby, is European Law undermining the UK's doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty, or does Britain still have any powers left to prevent this happening completely? Has the time come for Britain to accept that the concept of Parliamentary sovereignty is no longer relevant, and should it just take its place as one of the "United States of Europe?"2 Before considering each of these issues, it is...
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