Public law

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  Año 2005, Número 4 (Winter)

  • ANALYSIS

    • Of headscarves and heresies: the "Denbigh High School" case and public authority decision-making under the Human Rights Act

      Thomas Poole

      págs. 685-695

      

    • Parliamentary privilege: quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

      Andrew Geddis

      págs. 696-706

      

    • Judgment and discretion revisited: pedantry or substance?

      Francis Bennion

      págs. 707-715

      

    • Standing Back from the Human Rights Act: how effective is it five years on?

      Francesca Klug, Keir Starmer Q. C.

      págs. 716-728

      

    • "Ultra vires" representations and illegitimate expectations

      Sarah Hannett, Lisa Busch

      págs. 729-739

      

    • Auditing by stealth?: Special reports and the Ombudsman

      Richard Kirkham

      págs. 740-748

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Alcohol-related Disorder and the Nature of the Problem of Social Cost

      David A. Campbell

      págs. 749-763

      

    • Alarmist or Relaxed?: Election Expenditure Limits and Free Speech

      Jane Marriott

      págs. 764-784

      

    • "Leonard Cheshire" Again and Beyond: Private Contractors, Contract and section 6(3) (b) of the Human Rights Act

      Catherine M. Donnelly

      págs. 785-805

      

    • The Constitutional Reform Act 2005: Ministers, Judges and Constitutional Change

      Lord Windlesham

      págs. 806-823

      

    • Hastening Slowly: The Next Phase of Welsh Devolution

      Richard Rawlings

      págs. 824-852