Public law

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  Año 2000, Número 4 (Winter)

  • COMMENT

    • Democracy, Parliament and constitutional watchdogs

      Dawn Oliver

      págs. 553-555

      

    • Mr Al Fayed, Mr Hamilton and the law of parliamentary privilege

      A.W. Bradley

      págs. 556-559

      

    • Reasons for not prosecuting

      Louis Blom-Cooper Q.C.

      págs. 560-561

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • New European equality measures

      Lord Lester of Herne Hill

      págs. 562-567

      

    • Skipping a generation in the line of succession

      Rodney Brazier

      págs. 568-572

      

    • Constitutional rights, legitimate expectations and the death penalty

      Derek O'Brien, Vaughan Carter

      págs. 573-581

      

    • "Joining up" the ombudsmen: the Review of the Public Sector Ombudsmen in England

      Mary Seneviratne

      págs. 582-591

      

    • The Human Rights Act Research Unit

      Jenny Watson

      págs. 592-594

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Judicial Review of Parliamentary Legislation: Norway as a European Pioneer

      Carsten Smith

      págs. 595-606

      

    • Constitutional Modelling: The Domestic Effect of International Law in Commonwealth Countries - Part I

      Brian R. Opeskin

      págs. 607-626

      

    • Public Protest, the Human Rights Act and Judicial Responses to Political Expression

      Helen Fenwick, Gavin Phillipson

      págs. 627-650

      

    • Regulating the Judicial Review Case Load

      Lee Bridges, George Meszaros, Maurice Sunkin

      págs. 651-670

      

    • Beyond the Rule of Law: Towards Constitutional Judicial Review

      Jeffrey Jowell

      págs. 671-683

      

    • Substantive Legitimate Expectations after "Coughlan"

      Paul Craig, Soren Schonberg

      págs. 684-701