Briefcase on Constitutional & Administrative Law | David Herling | Tay

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Briefcase on Constitutional & Administrative Law

ABSTRACT

First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter 1|4 pages

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS

1.1 The nature of conventions

chapter 2|14 pages

THE RULE OF LAW

chapter 3|6 pages

SEPARATION OF POWERS

chapter 4|12 pages

PARLIAMENT AND THE COURTS

chapter 5|12 pages

THE LEGISLATIVE SOVEREIGNTY OF PARLIAMENT

chapter 6|6 pages

THE CONSEQUENCES OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE EUROPEAN UNION FOR THE LEGISLATIVE SOVEREIGNTY OF PARLIAMENT

chapter 7|16 pages

THE PREROGATIVE POWERS OF THE CROWN

chapter 8|14 pages

JUDICIAL REVIEW UNDER ORDER 53

chapter 9|14 pages

THE AVAILABILITY OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

chapter 10|6 pages

WHO MAY SEEK JUDICIAL REVIEW – THE REQUIREMENT OF LOCUS STANDI

chapter 11|4 pages

GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW – INTRODUCTION

chapter 12|12 pages

GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW: ILLEGALITY (1) THE ULTRA VIRES DOCTRINE

chapter 13|18 pages

GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW: ILLEGALITY (2)

chapter 14|6 pages

THE GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW: IRRATIONALITY

chapter 15|4 pages

THE GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW: PROCEDURAL IMPROPRIETY

chapter 16|16 pages

THE GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW: NATURAL JUSTICE

chapter 17|10 pages

THE DOCTRINE OF LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION

chapter 18|6 pages

THE DUTY TO GIVE REASONS

chapter 19|4 pages

PROPORTIONALITY

chapter |10 pages

THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS

chapter 21|12 pages

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998

chapter 22|6 pages

THE POLICE

chapter 23|12 pages

THE COURTS AND POLICE POWERS

assist the police

chapter 24|12 pages

PROTECTION OF PRIVACY

chapter 25|8 pages

PUBLIC ASSEMBLY AND PUBLIC ORDER

chapter 26|4 pages

FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

chapter 27|6 pages

FREEDOM OF RELIGION

chapter 28|6 pages

FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT

chapter 29|4 pages

PRISONERS’ RIGHTS

rights of prisoners