The British Constitutional Order: Fusion of Power or Separation of Power?

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This essay analyzes the statement that the British Constitutional order is based on the fusion of power and questions the concept of separation of power in the UK. It examines the unwritten and non-codified Constitution of the UK, the role of Parliament, Executive, and Judiciary, and the overlap of powers between these branches. The essay concludes that while the UK has a fusion of power, it is slowly developing the concept of separation of power.

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