 Innehållsförteckning:
PART ONE: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
1 Constitutional Fundamentals
Eric Barendt: (a) Fundamental principles
Evelyn Ellis: (b) Sources of law and the hierarchy of norms
2 The Law of Parliament
Dawn Oliver: (a) The constitution of Parliament and its role in the appointment of a Government
Dawn Oliver: (b) The powers and privileges of Parliament
Evelyn Ellis: (c) The legislative supremacy of Parliament and its limits, including the effect of EC law
3 Andrew Le Sueur: The Nature, Powers, and Accountability of Central Government
(a) The nature and structure of central government
(b) The domestic and international powers of central government
4 Stephen Bailey: The Structure, Powers, and Accountability of Local Government
5 Tony Prosser: The Powers and Accountability of Agencies and Regulators
6 Tony Bradley: The Constitutional Position of the Judiciary
PART TWO: STANDARDS FOR LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN PUBLIC LAW: JUDICIAL REVIEW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
7 David Feldman: Standards of Review and Human Rights in English Law
(a) General principles and concepts
(b) Relationship between human rights obligations in public international law, in EU law, and under the common law of civil liberties
(c) The scope of the Human Rights Act 1998
8 David Feldman: Rights to Life, Physical and Moral Integrity; Freedom of Lifestyle; and Religion or Belief
9 David Feldman: Political Rights
10 Sandra Fredman: Social, Economic, and Cultural Rights
11 Chris McCrudden: Equality and Non-Discrimination
12 Stephen Bailey: Due Process Rights
13 Fundamental Principles of Administrative Law
Paul Craig: (a) Fundamental Principles
Maurice Sunkin: (b) Illegality in the strict sense
Stephen Bailey: (c) Due process, including natural justice and fairness
Paul Craig: (d) Substantive control over discretion: irrationality, proportionality, legitimate expectations, and equality
14 Grounds for Judicial Review: Illegality in the Strict Sense
15 Grounds for Judicial Review: Due Process, Natural Justice, and Fairness
16 Grounds for Judicial Review: Substantive Control over Discretion
PART THREE: REMEDIES IN PUBLIC LAW
17 Paul Craig: Access to Mechanisms of Administrative Law
18 Maurice Sunkin: Remedies Available in Judicial Review Proceedings
19 David Feldman: Remedies for Violations of Convention Rights
20 Genevra Richardson: Tribunals
21 Michael Purdue: Investigations by the Public Sector Ombudsmen
22 Michael Purdue: Public Inquiries as a Part of Public Administration
PART FOUR: CRIMINAL LAW, PROCEDURE, AND SENTENCING
23 Leonard Leigh: English Criminal Procedure
24 Andrew Ashworth: General Principles of Criminal Law
25 Andrew Ashworth and Tony Smith: Offences Against the Person
26 Tony Smith: Offences Against Property
27 Tony Smith: Offences Against the State, Public Order, and Public Morality and Decency
28 Martin Wasik: Principles of Sentencing |
