Bailey, Harris and Jones: Civil Liberties - Cases and Materials

Bailey, S. H.

Lexis Law Publishing (Va)

The six years which followed the publication of the second edition witnessed many significant developments in the law relating to civil liberties. As regards legislative developments, the passage of the Public Order Act 1986, the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989, the Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1991, the Broadcasting Act 1990, the Official Secrets Act 1989, the Security Service Act 1989 and the Immigration Act 1988 have all precipitated widespread revisions of the text of this well-known student title, while important case law developments have been noted throughout.

Civil Liberties Cases and Materials

Harris, D.J.

Jones, B L

Reference

Lexis Pub.

Civil liberties: Cases and materials

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Butterworths

Bailey, Harris and Jones: Civil Liberties--Cases and Materials is widely recognised as rendering the study of a formidable subject area accessible. It supplies the reader with a masterly collection of materials and commentary on all major aspects of the law relating to civil liberties in England and Wales and has become firmly established as a standard text for students on civil liberties and constitutional law courses.

Bailey, Harris & Jones: Civil Liberties: Cases and Materials

Ormerod, D. C.

Constitutional Law

Oxford University Press

Cases and materials in administrative law

SWEET MAXWELL

Cases and Materials on Administrative Law

The second edition of this collection of cases and materials has been extensively revised and rewritten to include significant developments in administrative law since the appearance of the first edition in 1977. It is divided into two parts, the first dealing with administrative authorities and procedure while the second covers the increasingly important subject of judicial review. Part 1 covers core topics such as central and local government, administrative procedures, tribunals and the ombudsman principle. Part 2 examines judicial review in detail and covers a wide spectrum of issues such as the grounds of challenge, appeals, remedies, validity of unlawful administrative action and delayed legislation.

Mowbray, A.

Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.

This introduction to the contemporary English legal system, which has been revised and updated to take account of current developments such as the "Courts and Legal Services Act 1990", aims to provide an in-depth exploration of the courts, the personnel and the sources of English law. There is a section on pre-trial procedure which contains useful forms and precedents. Other topics discussed include statutory interpretation, the tribunal hearing, features of litigation, judges, the criminal process and civil trials. An ELBS/LPBB edition is available.

Smith and Bailey on the modern English legal system

Legal Theory & Systems

Smith & Bailey provides a clear and comprehensive account of the English Legal System covering both the institutions, personnel and procedures, and the handling of case law and statutes. The text is complemented by sample court forms, tables of essential statistics and flow charts illustrating the court structure. Reference is made to the results of empirical research on the operation of the legal system, as well as to legal rules.This edition has been thoroughly revised to take account of such matters as the reviews of both civil (Woolf Report) and criminal justice (The Royal Commission) and consequent changes in law and practice; the decision in Pepper v. Hart on the use of legislative history statutory interpretation; the implementation of the Maastricht Treaty; the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 with its changes affecting the right to silence; continuing changes in the regulation of the legal profession and the provision of publicly funded legal services.

Smith and Bailey on the Modern English Legal System: English Law

Gunn, M.

Thomson Professional Pub. Canada

Cases and Materials on Administrative Law is the leading casebook on the subject, featuring substantial extracts from leading cases, as well as extracts from relevant statutes, rules, government reports, White Papers, and inquiries. Account is taken of many important developments of recent years, in particular: * The rule against bias which has been redefined by the House of Lords in R v. Gough and its ambit significantly widened in ex p Kirkstall Valley Campaign Ltd * The chapter on jurisdictional control has been significantly altered to take account of the decision in ex p Page, which confirmed the breadth and general applicability of the Anisminic principle; * The section on tort is now based on the House of Lords decisions in X v. Bedfordshire County Council and Stovin v. Wise.

Cases and materials on administrative law

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