250p red cloth, from a Cambridge college library, spine sunned, fraying to head and foot of spine, pages unmarked, binding firm, index, very good condition

Tribunals and Government (Law in Context Series)

Farmer, J. A.

Fred B Rothman & Co

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Labour Law: Text and Materials (Law in Context)

Freedland, Mark

Davies, Paul.

A systematic yet lighthearted exposition of the central role played by probability in the legal process. This classic text applies probability theories to real-life cases to illustrate the importance of mathematical reasoning in search of truth.

Evidence, Proof and Probability (Law in Context)

Eggleston, Richard Moulton, Sir

The third edition of Cranston's Consumers and the Law brings the reader fully up to date with developments in consumer law and includes important new material on utilities and financial services regulation. An internet home page has also been established for readers of this book. The home page has two main purposes. First, it provides links to websites containing primary sources such as codes, consultation documents and reports which are not always accessible in law libraries. Secondly it provides periodic updating information on key developments in law and policy.

Consumers and the Law

Cranston, Ross

Business

Family Law and Social Policy

Eekelaar, John

Family Law

Regulation and public law (Law in context)

Regulation and Public Law (Law in Context)

McCrudden, Christopher

Baldwin, Robert

Law Practice

Bringing together a mass of material from a wide variety of sources, this book provides the tools with which any observer of the English legal system can discover how it functions now, and the ideas and proposals for reform. The organisation of the courts, the problems of civil litigation, the correct balance between the citizen and the state in criminal cases, the role of the jury, the rules of evidence, the nature of the system of trial, the cost of legal proceedings and the legal aid scheme, and the legal profession itself are explored through cases, memoranda of government and private committees, and the fruits of empirical research. Editorial notes and questions highlight issues of particular significance. This seventh edition has been thoroughly revised and brought up to date. Since the last edition there have been a number of major developments, including the report of the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice, the abolition of the right to silence, the Government's Green Paper on legal aid, the Woolf Report on civil justice, the 1995 revision of the PACE Codes, the establishment of the Criminal Cases Review Commission and the new disclosure rules under the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Bill. The seventh edition also draws extensively on new research.

Cases and Materials on the English Legal System (Law in Context Series)

Zander, Michael

Foreign & International Law

Remedies is the subject of increasing academic interest. It is one of the key organising concepts of the obligations approach to the common law, the pre-eminent approach in law schools, now officially sanctioned by the Law Society. This second edition modernizes the first edition quite considerably. This work determines the place of remedies in contract and tort within the current debate about the reform of the common law obligation.

Remedies in Contract and Tort (Law in Context Series)

Harris, Donald

Languages of Law is an original and comprehensive study of the history, symbols and languages of the common law tradition. While the first part of this stimulating contribution to modern legal theory, 'Memory, Precedent and the Writing Systems of Law,' examines the technological, professional and polemical contexts of legal writing as a distinctive system of inscription and documentation, the second part of the text, 'Language, Image, Sign and Common Law' moves from historical to substantive analysis. The final chapters concentrate on the visual legitimacy and symbols of law, and advance an original theory of the acceptance of law as a question of the imagery and aesthetics of legal representation. This is a book for students of legal history, legal system and legal method, jurisprudence and sociology of law, and for students of the history of language.

Languages of Law: From Logics of Memory to Nomadic Masks (Law in Context)

Reference

Goodrich, Peter

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

<p>Considers seven areas of medicine, ethics, and the law wherethere have been major, topical and controversialdevelopments. Includes articles: Sterilising the MentallyHandicapped; Embryos "Rights": Abortion and Research; TheEthical Implications of Terminal Care; Technology and thePolitical Economy of Reproduction; etc.</p>

Medicine Ethics and Law

Freeman, M. D. A.

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