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Constitutional and Administrative Law 15th edition

Constitutional and Administrative Law 15th edition

15th Edition

A. Bradley, K. Ewing

Aug 2010, Paperback, 880 pages
ISBN13: 9781405873505
ISBN10: 1405873507
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Written by two experts in the field, Constitutional and Administrative Law is highly regarded for its comprehensive and authoritative coverage of this rapidly changing area of the law.

The wide-ranging constitutional reforms which have characterised much of the Labour government since 1997 have not slowed since the publication of the previous edition in 2006. In the new fifteenth edition, the authors analyse these changes while maintaining a focus on essential legal principles bringing detailed analysis and illuminating insight to students of constitutional and administrative law.

A staple recommendation on undergraduate and postgraduate law courses throughout the UK, Constitutional and Administrative Law is also used by practising lawyers, political scientists and public administrators.

Preface

Table of Legislation

Table of Cases

Abbreviations

PART I ▪ GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

1 Definition and scope of constitutional law

2 Sources and nature of the constitution

3 The structure of the United Kingdom

4 Parliamentary supremacy

5 The relationship between legislature, executive and judiciary

6 The rule of law

7 Responsible and accountable government

8 The United Kingdom and the European Union

PART II ▪ THE INSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT

9 Composition and meeting of Parliament

10 Functions of Parliament

11 Privileges of Parliament

12 The Crown and the royal prerogative

13 The Cabinet, government departments and the civil service

14 Public bodies and regulatory agencies

15 Foreign affairs and the Commonwealth

16 The armed forces

17 The Treasury, public expenditure and the economy

18 The courts and the machinery of justice

PART III ▪ THE CITIZEN AND THE STATE

19 The nature and protection of human rights

20 Nationality, immigration and extradition

21 The police and personal liberty

22 The protection of privacy

23 Freedom of expression

24 Freedom of association and assembly

25 State security and official secrets

26 Emergency powers and terrorism

PART IV ▪ ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

27 Administrative law – an introduction  p;

28 Delegated legislation

29 Administrative justice

30 Judicial review of administrative action – I

31 Judicial review of administrative action – II

32 Liability of public authorities and the Crown

Bibliography

Index

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