Previous experience includes:
Legal Adviser to HM Treasury, Department for Education and Home Office; Director General of the Attorney General’s Office.
Appointed honorary Queen’s Counsel (QC) in 2019
Appointed Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (KCB) in 2020, for public service
Master of the Bench, Middle Temple
Honorary Professor, Durham Law School
Senior Fellow, Institute for Government
He has given many lectures and presentations on public, constitutional and statutory law to (among others) the Administrative Law Bar Association, Durham and Cambridge Universities, the Institute for Government, the Society of Legal Scholars and the Statute Law Society
He is frequently interviewed by, or writes for, the media on current legal and policy issues, including BBC television and radio, Sky news, Times Radio, the Times newspaper, Guardian, Independent, Prospect Magazine, New Statesman and others
He has blogged on legal and constitutional issues for the Institute for Government: Jonathan Jones QC | The Institute for Government
He recently contributed this article for the New Statesman on proposed reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998