SQE1 FLK1 05 — Legal System, Constitutional & Administrative Law and EU Law
The Cases and Statutes Behind the Constitution — In Full
A 500-page casebook and statute book bringing together every leading and recent authority on the FLK1 05 syllabus — each in a full bordered brief — alongside the governing statutory provisions, set out and explained.
From Entick v Carrington and Anisminic to the Miller decisions, Laporte and Ziegler: the primary sources of the legal system, the constitution, public law and EU law, in one place.
Why This Casebook
The Authorities, Where You Can Use Them
Constitutional and administrative law lives in its cases and statutes. This casebook puts the primary sources in front of you — organised, briefed and explained — so you argue from authority, not summary.
Every Case, Fully Briefed
Each authority appears in a bordered brief: name and citation, court and judges, then facts, procedure, issue, holding, reasoning and application.
Statutes, Not Just Cases
The governing provisions — from the Human Rights Act to the EU (Withdrawal) Act — are set out and explained alongside the case law.
Context That Connects
Concise commentary situates each authority in its doctrinal setting, so the cases form a map of the subject rather than a list.
Contents
Organised by Theme
Eight thematic parts gather the cases and statutes that constitute the legal system, the constitution, public law and EU law.
The Courts & Precedent
The authorities on jurisdiction, the hierarchy of courts and the operation of binding precedent.
Statutory Interpretation
The leading cases on the rules and aids of interpretation, with the relevant interpretation statutes.
Parliamentary Sovereignty
From the classic authorities to the European Communities Act, the devolution statutes and beyond.
Rule of Law & Separation of Powers
The cases expressing the foundational principles of the constitution.
Prerogative, Conventions & Privilege
Executive power, the Miller decisions, ministerial responsibility and parliamentary privilege.
Judicial Review
Illegality, irrationality, procedural impropriety, standing, remedies and ouster — in the cases.
Public Order
Breach of the peace, processions and assemblies, and the protest cases including Laporte and Ziegler.
Human Rights & EU Law
The Convention rights under the HRA 1998 and the authorities and statutes on EU law after Brexit.
Key Features
A True Primary-Source Companion
Full Bordered Briefs
Every leading and recent case in a consistent, bordered brief for fast, reliable reference.
Statutory Provisions
Key sections of the governing Acts set out verbatim and explained in context.
Structure of an Act
Expository treatment of how an Act of Parliament — and an Act of Senedd Cymru — is constructed.
Doctrinal Commentary
Concise notes placing each authority in its place within the subject.
MCQs & Review Questions
Single-best-answer questions show how the authorities are applied under exam conditions.
OSCOLA 5th Citations
Every case and statute cited precisely, in full footnote style.
About the Author
Bernard Adjenughure
Bernard Adjenughure is an English-trained legal practitioner and educator with dual postgraduate qualifications in English and Australian law, specialising across banking and finance, insolvency, public and administrative, commercial property, intellectual property, and employment law, and founder and CEO of TKJ Global Media Ltd.
This series was written from a single conviction: that the best preparation for professional practice is not a shortcut but a solid foundation — and that SQE candidates deserve resources of the same calibre as the law textbooks studied in the academy.
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is in the Casebook?
Full briefs of every leading and recent FLK1 05 authority, plus the governing statutory provisions set out and explained, with doctrinal commentary and review questions.
Do I still need the Treatise or Study Guide?
The Casebook is the primary-source companion. Many readers use it alongside the Treatise for doctrine or the Study Guide for revision; together they cover understanding, authority and practice.
Are the statutes included, or just the cases?
Both. Key provisions of the Senior Courts Act, Human Rights Act, EU (Withdrawal) Act, Public Order Act and the Welsh legislation are set out and explained.
Is it current?
Yes — the law is stated as at June 2026, including the most recent constitutional and public-law authorities.
What format is it?
A digital eBook in both PDF and EPUB, readable on any device.
Product Details
Publication Information
| Format | eBook — PDF and EPUB (instant digital download) |
| Subject | Legal System, Constitutional & Administrative Law and EU Law — SQE1 FLK1 05 |
| Level | All SQE1 candidates and law students |
| Pages | Approx. 500 pages |
| Publisher | TKJ Global Media Ltd |
| Author | Bernard Adjenughure |
| Citations | OSCOLA 5th Edition (full footnote style) |
| Exam alignment | SRA SQE1 Assessment Specification (updated June 2026) |
| Price | £34.99 |
SQE1 FLK1 05 — Legal System, Constitutional & Administrative Law and EU Law
Argue From Authority. — Get the Casebook
Every leading case fully briefed and every key statute explained — the primary sources in one volume.