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It is a document that firstly concerned the medieval relationship between the monarch and the barons, rather than the rights of ordinary people. It is described as the foundation of the freedom of the individual against the arbitrary authority of the despot

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The Magna Carta was signed by King John near Windsor on the 15th June 1215

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From the Magna Carta to the British Constitutional Monarchy 

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From the Magna Carta to the British Constitutional Monarchy 

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-Martin Luther King

-Nelson Mandela

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It was used everywhere and based on local costumes comparisons and previous cases

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the government was placed under the joint control of the king and a council of fifteen barons, and parliaments

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based on the principles of Natural Law

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Edward I understood the value of parliaments and enstablished them as a permanent institution. A meeting of his council, the Model Parliament of 1295, is known as the first representative parliament.

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Nowdays the UK has the British Constitutional Monarchy that is unwritten and uncodified , it is made of an assembly of laws, acts of Parliament and court judgements

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It enstablished the idea that a free man had the right to his freedom and to a fair process of law