Public law

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  Año 1999, Número 1 (Spring)

  • COMMENT

    • The Lord Chancellor, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and devolution

      Dawn Oliver

      págs. 1-5

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • Capital punishment: Burke and Dicey meet the European Convention on Human Rights

      David Judge

      págs. 6-13

      

    • Securing the tenure of Scottish judges: a somewhat academic exercise?

      C.M.G. Himsworth

      págs. 14-22

      

    • Immigration and asylum law: new covenants and familiar challenges

      C.J. Harvey

      págs. 23-34

      

    • Law, accountability and the Private Finance Initiative in the National Health Service

      Marnix Elsenaar

      págs. 35-42

      

    • "The Funding of Political Parties in the United Kingdom": The case for cherry-picking

      Navraj Singh Ghaleigh

      págs. 43-50

      

  • ARTICLES

    • The Role of the Bar, The Judge and the Jury: Winds of Change

      Lord Steyn

      págs. 51-63

      

    • Fragmenting the State: Implications for Accountability for Employment Practices in Public Services

      Gillian S. Morris

      págs. 64-83

      

    • Reinventing the Constitution: Can the State Survive?

      Robert Hazell

      págs. 84-103

      

    • Social Rights and Constitutional Law

      Keith Ewing

      págs. 104-123