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Este articulo analiza la reforma constitucional promovida en Gran Bretana en 2005, que cambia la relacion del Poder Judicial con el resto de los poderes, a traves de la actualizacion de instituciones historicas como el Lord Chancellor y la Comision de Apelacion de la Camara de los Lores, que pasa a ser el Tribunal Supremo de Gran Bretana, y la sustraccion al Poder Ejecutivo de algunas funciones de gobierno del Poder Judicial, como los nombramientos judiciales o el regimen disciplinario, que pasa a compartir con agencias independientes. This article analyses the constitutional reform passed in Britain in 2005, which changes the relations between the judiciary and the other powers of the State, updating historic institutions as Lord Chancellor or the Appellate Committee of The House of Lords -that became the U.K. Supreme Court-, and passing functions, as judicial appointments or judicial discipline, from the Executive Power to independent Agencies.

teoría y realidad constitucional/teoría y realidad constitucional

El gobierno del poder judicial y la separación de poderes en la nueva constitución británica = Government of the judiciary and separation of powers in the new U.K. Constitution