This just saved me in my constitutional law exam. Marcus, your videos are not only well organised, you're incredibly good and making it easy to understand.

Marcus on this long journey of my law degree now my 5th year, I look back and remember when I started my part time course and began watching your videos. You are truly a gifted person, which has the clear concise clarity to express the law in such a manner that resonates with us all. At my age of 50 and now even more so I’m finding it hard to register the long legal facts be it cases or legislation your videos have brought a more clearer picture to the whole matter. Equity this year and fingers cross next year my final year.. Please continue making videos and thank you Marcus..

Your explanations are amazing! They really helped me get through my EU law exam last week and I am using them again to revise for my Public law exam this Thursday :) Keep doing them I am sure you are making many student´s life easier. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

My lecturer taught this topic quite poorly, I revised this video and picked this particular question on my Public Law Exam, which I passed and did quite well on. Great vid!

amazing, taught me more in twenty minutes than three weeks with my college !

Thank you for giving back to fellow students! You are truly helping so many people to achieve their goals! You’re the real deal when it comes to genuine good people!

Am here feeling not that great and trying to study for my finals, Have the flu bug, Your teaching is brilliant, Y make a complicated topic so interesting and it is great for revision. Keep up the excellent work. J D. Hope y are settling into yr new flat. Jan.

When i pass my exams this year i legitimately have you to thank! Having your channel as an online resource for revision is the only way i've been able to drum a lot of it into my brain as i've spent a lot of this year off due to health- You've been more helpful than ANY of my tutors! Thank you for putting this together, you're a life saver!

I think you’ve literally saved my life and pending law degree, thank you ever so much for the time and effort you put into making these impeccable videos 🙌🏻

Thank you again, I feel so much calmer, you make each topic really easy to understand and remember! :)

I wish I had found your channel sooner. It’s really helpful, makes studying public law a lot easier. Thanks a lot and good luck!

Great presentation, currently students are being slammed with industrial action. The result of the strikes is that lectures and seminars don't happen! Last year I only co.oleted 42% of Public Law!! Now I am resitting!

Very cleaver! Excellent series and so generous of you. Thank you Marcus!!

Thank you so much for these videos - before tackling a reading list I always watch your videos to get a general understanding :-) you would be an amazing teacher.

Fantastic mate, really appreciate you doing this. You speak very clearly and summarise really well; very talented teacher.

Dear Marcus you are welcome . Love the diagrams. I have a week to go so I shall be well versed doing the exams.Y are indeed an natural teacher. Jan.

your 19 minutes video did a better explanation that a lecture who spend half of a semester on a constitution and didn't even cover rule of law

Just would like to say a big thank you for helping structure my Rule of Law answer for Public Law. Passed the exam 👊🏽😁

I always refer to this lecture each time I read about the topic. It just completes my understanding. Thank you

Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate this. Made things much more clearer

This lecture is EXCELLENT , Marcus , I wish you lectured my classes. Thank you

Thank you for setting out these basic priciples of the rule of low, in regard to UK policy vis a vie EU policy combined with certain recent developments in the UK domestic policy. I am helping a fellow student on an essay regarding "Refugees, immigrants and the media", the definite title is not decided upon yet. As a Belgian citizen living in Brussels which is bilingual, yet myself coming from a Dutch-speaking population in North-Belgium (Flanders) which always had an independance movement, it is interesting for me to compare the UK model to the Belgium model. As you might be aware of, Belgium is one of the most complicated countries in the world. It's very hard to explain to students what the law really means and how it is being implicated and if it adheres to international standards which often conflict with one another. I found your video's to be very usefull as an addendum on the rearch I'm doing at the moment. It sure opens up some bigger questions. Because I'm finding it increasingly difficult to explain in comprehensible (as in understandable) manner the 'Rule of Law' to Dutch-speaking scolars living in Brussels. Your efforts are very appreciated which I would like to recognize. For the moment I will do this with a thumbs up, subscription (bell) and referencing your KZfaq-channel to whomever may be interested. Keep up the good work!

Amazing. Learnt more today than my 12 weeks studying public law. Thank you

@marcuscleaver: Your vid is useful and informative, with clear descriptions of this otherwise rather complex subject. Thank You.

Excellent Marcus this video has clarified the queries I had on this topic so thank. I also want to say that your videos are so clear to understand keep up the good work.

Thank you so much for making these videos. Brilliant and amazing! So helpful

You do explain thoroughly, I've learned a lot, thank you so much, your sincere efforts are immensely appreciated 👍

Have enjoyed watching these whilst studying for first-year exams, watch the video on the topic before diving into the heavier reading after.

thank you brother much love from Cyprus!!

Thank you Marcus! really clarified this tough concept. Your explanation is clear and succinct.

5:01 - yeah. Rule shall be predictible Thank you for answering for my questions regarding what predictability is...

Your a great wee find Son! Clear and concise.Thank You

very helpful!! i appreciate the vids

Thank you so much! very helpful and clear! Love from Sri lanka❤

*How would I explain the distinction between formal and substantive versions of the rule of law?* Would I outline the different views on the rule of law of scholars such as Dicey, Fuller, Raz, Bingham and Dworkin

You've just saved my ass before my exam tommorrow, you absolute life saver

Thanks alot. Did Public Law exam last week and did the rule of law question. Fingers crossed 🤞

marcus u have literally saved me and i love u

Thank you for your explanation of this topic ☺️☺️

Thank you so much. This was perfect!

Enjoyed watching this. Thank you

So helpful! Thanks!

Well done Marcus. Keep going.

Yup - thank you so much for making public law simple and accessible - it's really not that hard the way you tell it...

You are very right, I’m suppressed my key few on Europe law , some technical dictators . Convention rights and reapply. Etc..

Thank you thank you this is soooo useful

Dear Marcus, many thanks for the video. Which on is the case you are refferring to regarding the hearing of the immigrant?

very useful thank you!!

So helpful!!! Cannot thank you enough :)

great video, thank you

How i can explain the fact"is parliamentary sovereignty compatible with the rule of law"?any idea?

I find this informative very informative

These videos are really helpful ! Thanks very much! I’m really struggling with my Law essay can I ask you a question ?

Through law everything should learn by themselves that’s should be the aim. The truth is no one can completely understand how law connected indeed through human consciousness. If one law wrongly created then that’s represents thousands of good doorsteps of law opens that’s divine law.

Do you have a video on Administrative and Constitutional law?

Could you possibly post somewhere or email me a document in regarding seeing what a written Rule Of Law answer would look like and also a Parliamentary Sov one linked with HRA and EU and potentially a Separation Of Powers too?? So I get a clear understanding of how to write a answer regarding those topics before my exam on Monday. Much appreicated thank you

hello Marcus , what would happen if it is found out , that a defence attorneys client mr. Doe, for an insurance company policy was cancelled because he claimed for damages in an accident because the client Doe was liable for a personal injury claim. and the attorney is still representing the same client even though it has been 12 years since the policy was cancelled .. is the insurance company now liable for all the damages .. or did they loose the right to defend the client Doe '. because he has no more policy with them .???

I'm confused. HELP! So, Raz and Bingham both have eight principles or sub-rules. BUT therir both on opposite sides of the spectrum with their theories, HOWEVER, watching your vids on Raz and what my lecture notes say about Bingham, only shows me that their sub-rules are practically the same... :/

Amazing! Competition Policy or Free movement of anything :). Thank you.

Your the best 😘😘

hello lawyers , whoever is reading this, could you help me understand the point 7 regarding the legal aid cuts? doesnt legal aids uphold rule of law? as people who doesnt have the money can get easy access? but cant understand what marcus mentioned. Please enlighten me

4 years later and still saving our grades👏🏻

Thanks, very helpful and clear

Can you make updated videos on public law as many things have changed during these 6 years. It will be really beneficial, thanks in advance.

Very Very usful, thanks buddy :)

Thank you, very helpful. Could you possibly do an overview of legal aid please?

thanks!! do you do videos on other GDL/PGDL modules like contract?

Thank you for this video! a discussion on the 8 principles of the rule of law as defined by Lord Bingham would have been interesting too, but this is a really good video :)

Thank you man

Can you make a video on Parliamentary Sovereignty please? It is such a long topic. That would be useful :)

Really helpful!! thank you🌸

thank you

Big thank you

Thank you

Can you pls do a video on how to answer a pb question?thank you

sorta just saved my degree, thanks mate;)

Hi, your videos are great. Any chance of doing one on judicial review and also on police powers?

Thanks alot

dang nice lecture

So if there is a Written Constitution so Parliament can be challenged?

sorry but what does retroactive means?😭I can't get any ideas after Googling it.

please also do a lecture on Parliamentary Sovereignty..

thank you so much this is great! please do Brexit!

Im looking up on law a few years before I go to Uni to take a law degree

Explore the idea of Parliamentary Sovereignty provides aid and comfort to the development of the new tyrannical Absolute Democracy where laws are created whimsical without regard to actual human life.

ys3d denak bro thank u

Which Law? We have 3 types of Law here in the uk. The common law, customs and statute law. The common law being the law of the land. I'm not trained in law but History is my passion and it seems very clear to me intelligent men like yourself are taught a polluted version of Law, Parliaments overall sovereignty and our constitution. No one is above the Law which is part of the rule of law, that is our birthright to all be equal so legislative law has to not go against this and must not cause any of us harm. Parliament have legislative sovereignty only. Parliamentary sovereignty is a theory and I can tell you it does not stand up to scrutiny or logic. We do have written constitutional documents. The legislation must be legal and the courts are responsible for that. The Law is our Birthright.

Police Powers too :)

Government creates statutes not law.

British Common and Constitutional Law is the Supreme Law of Britain for all time. Britain has much written constitution, please show me the parts that are not written.

we are ruled by force not law... fact