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Joshua Rozenberg
Thursday 8th July 2010
Do we need a Codified Constitution?
Today's column in the Law Society Gazette argues that the United Kingdom does not need a written constitution and is unlikely to get one, despite the best efforts of reformers.
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About Joshua Rozenberg
Joshua Rozenberg was the BBC's legal correspondent for 15 years. He moved to The Daily Telegraph in 2000, editing the paper's legal coverage for eight years. Now a freelance writer, commentator and broadcaster on legal affairs, he blogs exclusively for Standpoint.
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