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Why Constitutional Conventions Are Inadequate in the UK Government

This essay examines the constitutional conventions at work within the government of the United Kingdom. The student argues that conventions, since they are not legally enforced, are inadequate for keeping government officials in line.
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Bob's feedback:

"You've demonstrated a strong understanding of how the government of the UK works. You also provide good contrast between convention and codification. While you support your statements well with outside sources, those sources should be introduced rather than simply saying that [name] states that [x]. Likewise, you seem to rely heavily on outside sources while providing little analysis of your own. The Evaluation section is very brief, and it doesn't feel as if you have adequately argued your thesis since, as mentioned above, there is little original analysis. There are also a handful of grammatical errors (mostly issues with punctuation) that should be addressed before submitting."

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