Public law

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  Año 2013, Número 2 (April)

  • COMMENT

    • The Commission on a Bill of Rights: an English approach to a UK Bill of Rights

      Louis Blom-Cooper Q.C.

      págs. 209-212

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • Shining light on the darkness?: Rahmatullah v Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs and Secretary of State for Defence

      Hayley J. Hooper

      págs. 213-222

      

    • Westminster's impending short title quandary: and how to fix it

      Brian Christopher Jones

      págs. 223-232

      

    • Hong Kong's "high standard of fairness" principle and new statutory torture screening mechanism

      Michael Ramsden

      págs. 232-239

      

  • ARTICLES

    • The Legitimacy of Public Service Reform: Democracy, Accountability and Experimentalism in the Big Society

      Eoin Carolan

      págs. 240-265

      

    • A Constitutional Disaster in the Making?: The Communications Challenge Facing the United Kingdom's Supreme Court

      Richard Cornes

      págs. 266-291

      

    • From Dialogue to Deliberation: Human Rights Adjudication and Prisoners' Rights to Vote

      Sandra Fredman

      págs. 292-311

      

    • The Governance of Compliance with Public Law

      Simon Halliday

      págs. 312-324

      

    • Too Hot, Too Cold or Just Right?: The Development of the Public Sector Equality Duties in Administrative Law

      Tom Hickman

      págs. 325-344

      

    • Constitutional Writing and Constitutional Rights

      Adam Tucker

      págs. 345-362

      

    • Mill's Dead Dogma: The Value of Truth to Free Speech Jurisprudence

      Paul Wragg

      págs. 363-385