Public law

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  Año 2002, Número 4 (Winter)

  • COMMENT

    • Estoppel: the need for public law to stand "on its own two feet"

      A.W. Bradley

      págs. 597-601

      

    • Third party intervention and judicial dissent

      Louis Blom-Cooper Q.C.

      págs. 602-605

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • Public appointments and representativeness

      Lizzie Barmes

      págs. 606-614

      

    • What future for political advertising on the United Kingdom's television screens?

      Andrew Geddis

      págs. 615-625

      

    • Attacks on judges under parliamentary privilege: a sorry Australian episode

      Enid Campbell, Matthew Groves

      págs. 626-639

      

    • The financial Ombudsman Service: a brave new world in "Ombudsmanry"?

      Rhoda James, Philip Morris

      págs. 640-648

      

    • The first two years of the Human Rights Act

      Francesca Klug, Claire O'Brien

      págs. 649-662

      

    • Law making in Wales: Wales Legislation on-line

      David Miers, David Lambert

      págs. 663-669

      

    • Extending the police family: issues and anomalies

      Gillian S. Morris

      págs. 670-677

      

    • The death penalty and the constitutions of the Commonwealth Caribbean

      Derek O'Brien

      págs. 678-687

      

    • The advent of substantive legitimate expectations in Hong Kong: two competing visions

      Benny Y.T. Tai, Kevin K.F. Yam

      págs. 688-702

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Mixed Signals: Using Educational and Punitive Approaches to Regulate the Medical Profession

      Anne C.L. Davies

      págs. 703-723

      

    • Fundamental Rights and the Constitutional Supremacy of Community law in the United Kingdom after Devolution and the Human Rights Act

      Aidan O'Neill

      págs. 724-742

      

    • Beyond Madison?: The U.S. Supreme Court and the Regulation of Sexually Explicit Expression

      Ian Cram

      págs. 743-757

      

    • Political Donations and the Democratic Process: Rationales for Reform

      Jacob Rowbottom

      págs. 758-781