Publications and Research Activity
Books and editions
Josie Kemeys, Law Express, Question and Answer: Criminal Law (5th edn, Pearson Education, 2019)
Conference papers
Josie Kemeys, ‘Exploring the limits of constitutional theory when debating the nature and extent of judicial power in the UK’, Annual Doctoral Workshop in Constitutional Theory, December 2020
Josie Kemeys, ‘Judicial Power in the United Kingdom – a different approach to analysis’ (Postgraduate), University of Sheffield, May 2019
Research seminars
Josie Welsh, ‘The power of judges – is codification necessary?’, School of Law Summer Research Workshop, University of Worcester, July 2021
Josie Kemeys, ‘We need to talk about judges’, School of Humanities Research Seminar Series, University of Worcester, January 2021
Josie Kemeys, ‘Judicial Power under the Human Rights Act’, Webinar, University of Cambridge, May 2020
HH Toby Hooper QC, Chris Monaghan and Josie Kemeys, ‘The prorogation of Parliament: Miller, Cherry and the Supreme Court’, Panel Discussion, University of Worcester, December 2019
Josie Kemeys, ‘Judicial Power and the Changing Constitutional Environment in the United Kingdom’ Research Seminar Series, University of Worcester, November 2017.