Public law

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  Año 1997, Número 3 (Autumn)

  • COMMENT

    • Collateral challenge to enforcement decisions: a duty to apply for judicial review?

      A.W. Bradley

      págs. 365-370

      

    • Judicial review in Jersey

      Louis Blom-Cooper Q.C., Charles Blake

      págs. 371-374

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • "Wednesbury" protection of substantive legitimate expectations

      Christopher Forsyth

      págs. 375-384

      

    • Putting out the writs

      Oonagh Gay, Barry K. Winetrobe

      págs. 385-393

      

    • Asylum seekers, "ultra vires" and the Social Security Regulations

      C.J. Harvey

      págs. 394-399

      

    • Regulatory discretion in licence modifications: the "Scottish Power" Case

      Colin Scott

      págs. 400-409

      

    • Minors' privacy, free speech and the courts

      Ian Cram

      págs. 410-419

      

    • A "fundamental right to be gay" in the USA?: Not yet

      Robert Wintemute

      págs. 420-423

      

    • Constitutional reform starts to roll

      Robert Hazell

      págs. 424-427

      

    • Political libels and qualified privilege: a British solution to a British problem

      Ian Loveland

      págs. 428-436

      

    • Resource accounting and budgeting: constitutional implications

      Fidelma White, Kathryn Hollingsworth

      págs. 437-445

      

    • In search of a real right of access to E.C.-held documentation

      Michael O'Neill

      págs. 446-454

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Public Law and Employment Law: Abuse of Power

      John Laws

      págs. 455-466

      

    • Formal and Substantive Conceptions of the Rule of Law: An Analytical Framework

      Paul Craig

      págs. 467-487

      

    • Protection of Constitutional Rights in Sweden

      Iain Cameron

      págs. 488-512

      

    • Should Prosecutorial Discretion Enjoy Special Treatment in Judicial Review?: A Comparative Analysis of the Law in England and Israel

      Yoav Dotan

      págs. 513-531