Constitutional & Administrative Law (law Express) Now

It highlights essential rulings like Entick v Carrington or R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union .

In 1762, John Entick was a writer who published a weekly paper called The Monitor , which was highly critical of the British government. Fed up with the criticism, the King’s Secretary of State issued a "general warrant" to search Entick’s home. Constitutional & Administrative Law (Law Express)

Four of the King's Messengers broke into Entick's house, spent four hours searching every room, broke open his locked desks and boxes, and seized hundreds of charts and pamphlets. It highlights essential rulings like Entick v Carrington

Entick sued the messengers for trespass. The government argued they had "state necessity"—that they needed to break the law to protect the state from sedition. Four of the King's Messengers broke into Entick's

It uses "Exam Tips" and "Key Definition" boxes to ensure you don't get lost in the historical details but understand the legal principles they created.