part |2 pages

PART A SEARCHING FOR PRINCIPLES

chapter 1|22 pages

PRINCIPLES IN PUBLIC LAW

1.1 Ask yourself this ...

chapter 2|30 pages

THE NEW CONSTITUTIONAL SETTLEMENT

chapter 3|24 pages

PRINCIPLES FROM HISTORY

chapter 4|18 pages

POLITICIANS AND THEIR PRINCIPLES

4.1 The importance of political parties

chapter 5|18 pages

TEXTBOOK WRITERS AND THEIR PRINCIPLES

5.1 Introduction

part |2 pages

PART B PARLIAMENT AND GOVERNMENT

chapter 6|20 pages

THE UK PARLIAMENT

6.1 Parliament: from sovereignty to power-sharing

chapter 7|26 pages

THE EUROPEAN UNION

7.1 Introduction

chapter 8|24 pages

GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION

8.1 Introduction

part |2 pages

PART C RESOLVING DISPUTES

chapter 9|14 pages

INTRODUCTION TO DISPUTE RESOLUTION

9.1 Why dispute resolution is important

chapter 11|14 pages

INTRODUCTION TO JUDICIAL REVIEW

11.1 Judicial review in the UK

chapter 12|18 pages

GROUNDS OF JUDICIAL REVIEW I: ILLEGALITY

12.1 Introduction

chapter 13|30 pages

GROUNDS OF JUDICIAL REVIEW II: FAIR HEARINGS AND THE RULE AGAINST BIAS

13.1 Introduction

chapter 14|12 pages

GROUNDS OF JUDICIAL REVIEW III: LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION

14.1 Introduction

chapter 15|16 pages

GROUNDS OF JUDICIAL REVIEW IV: IRRATIONALITY

chapter 16|12 pages

RESTRICTIONS ON REVIEW: OUSTER CLAUSES

chapter 17|20 pages

JUDICIAL REVIEW PROCEDURES

17.1 Access to justice

chapter 18|10 pages

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LITIGATION

18.1 Introduction

part |2 pages

PART D CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

chapter 19|24 pages

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

19.1 Introduction

chapter 20|16 pages

RIGHT TO LIFE

20.1 Introduction

chapter 21|26 pages

LIBERTY OF THE PERSON

21.1 Introduction

chapter 22|12 pages

RETROSPECTIVITY

chapter 23|26 pages

PRIVACY

chapter 24|30 pages

FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

chapter 25|18 pages

FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATION

chapter 26|22 pages

EQUALITY

chapter 27|24 pages

FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT

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