The Law Student's Handbook offers a practical and informative guide to studying law. It introduces the ways in which law is taught, then covers in detail the practical study and academic skills required to study law. The authors complete the picture by looking ahead to legal careers. This is ideal as pre-course reading for prospective law students, and can also be a valuable point of reference during the first year and throughout a law degree.  Summary points, tip boxes, and margin notes encourage students to actively engage with the material, while the Online Resource Centre provides a wealth of additional Information.   Online Resource Centre  The book is complemented by a website providing a range of free resources. Updates to case law and legislative developments are provided twice a year. An interactive test bank of questions linked to the book provides students with the opportunity to consolidate their knowledge and truly engage with the subject.

The Law Student's Handbook

WILSON, Steve

Kenny, Phillip

Legal Education

Oxford University Press

The Law Student's Handbook offers a practical and informative guide to studying law. It introduces the ways in which law is taught, then covers in detail the practical study and academic skills required to study law. The authors complete the picture by looking ahead to legal careers. This is ideal as pre-course reading for prospective law students, and can also be a valuable point of reference during the first year and throughout a law degree. Hint and key point boxes, as well as checklists encourage students to actively engage with the material, while the Online Resource Centre provides a wealth of additional information such as information about law courses and sources of postgraduate finance. Online Resource Centre The Law Student's Handbook is fully supported by an extensive Online Resource Centre containing material which law students at all stages of their study will find invaluable. Online resources for prospective students - List of law courses available - Student testimonials - on getting to grips with a law library, etc. - Advice on taking the LNAT Online resources for current law students - The 'gobbledygook test' - Suggestions for further reading - Useful web links (newspapers, estates gazette, etc) Looking ahead - Addresses of professional bodies - Sources of postgraduate finance

The A Law Student's Handbook

This book seeks to provide students at the undergraduate level with a comprehensive and accessible statement of principles of Administrative Law. The emphasis of the text is on judicial review of administrative action. The impact of EU law in this context is considered in depth. Reference is also made to the European Convention on Human Rights as an instrument for controlling the exercise of government power. The book seeks to draw links with Constitutional Law as neccessary to provide an informed study of Administrative Law.

Principles Of Administrative Law

Kidner, Richard

Gravells, Nigel

Dobson, Paul

Stott, David

Felix, Alexandra

Routledge-Cavendish

The "Principles of Law" aims to provide the law student with texts on the major areas within the law syllabus. Each text is designed to identify and expound upon the content of the syllabus in a logical order, citing the main and up-to-date authorities. This work covers criminal law. The "Principles of Law" books are the new edition of the "Lecture Notes" series.

Criminal Law (Principles Of Law)

Bloy, Duncan J.

Bloy, Duncan

Criminal Law

The "Principles of Law" aims to provide the law student with texts on the major areas within the law syllabus. Each text is designed to identify and expound upon the content of the syllabus in a logical order, citing the main and up-to-date authorities. This work covers environmental law. The "Principles of Law" books are the new edition of the "Lecture Notes" series.

Environmental Law (Principles Of Law)

Wolf, Susan

WOLFE

WHITE

Environmental & Natural Resources Law

This fully updated, revised and expanded edition makes land law readily accessible. It provides an analysis that is both up to date and original. It commences with a valuable introduction to the general scheme of modern land law and then considers the major topics in turn. Land law has changed much in recent years: the advent of significant legislation in the law of leases and in the field of co-ownership has radically altered the legal landscape. Case law, too, has boomed. In September 1998, the Law Commission published its blueprint for land registration in the next century. These developments, as well as the recognition of the importance of land law within the degree syllabus, have resulted in this new and comprehensive edition. The book retains its central purpose that of providing a readable, comprehensible and comprehensive exposition of the principles of land law.

Principles of Land Law

DIXON

Dixon, Martin

This book provides a clear and well structured coverage of the law of tort, paying particular attention to areas which students often find difficult. The book succeeds in analysing the topics in a clear and thorough manner whilst stimulating interest in the areas under review. In addition to the well structured coverage of the basic rules of tort, the book also looks at the context and policy considerations underlying the development of tort law. This third edition includes changes made by the Defamation Act 1996, and the new limitation period as well as fully up to date case law.

Tort Law (Principles of Law)

Harpwood

Harpwood, Vivienne

Business

A comprehensive rationalization of the principles of Equity and Trusts intended for undergraduate and CPE students studying this complex area of law. The text works using articles which set out the core principles and then proves those articles in a discussion of the cases and statutes. The text contains a broadranging discussion of the periodical and practitioner literature. The developments in restitution are similarly covered in depth. Although mainly aimed at students, the coverage should also be suitable for course conversions and the practical structure could also be useful to the high street practitioner.

Equity & Trusts (Principles of Law)

HUDSON

Hudson, Alastair

Tax Law

To understand what the modern constitution is, it is necessary to examine what it does putting into practice the goals of liberal democracy. 
The first part of this book looks at history, contemporary politicians and textbook writers for what they reveal about these aims. In the second part, the book considers the status of some of the main institutions of the constitution: the United Kingdom Parliament, the institutions of the European Union and the many different forms of public authorities through which people are governed. 
The third part examines how the constitution seeks to resolve disputes between people and public authorities including analyses of ombudsmen, judicial review and European Community law. In the final part, civil liberties and human rights are examined. Having explained the significance of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the European Court of Human Rights, the chapters here evaluate the legal protection of several different rights, including the right to life, liberty of the person, non-retrospectivity of law, privacy, freedoms of expression, assembly and association, equality and free movement.

(Principles of Law)

Le Sueur, Andrew

Le Seur, Andrew

Administrative Law

International Trade Law (Principles of Law)

Business & Money

Carr, Indira

International

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