English public law / Edited by Professor David Feldman.

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2004.

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Public law -- England.

Part 1 Constitutional law: 1. Constitutional fundamentals

2. The law of Parliament

3. The nature, powers and accountability of central government

4. The structure, powers and accountability of local government

5. The powers and accountability of agencies and regulators

6. The constitutional position of the judiciary

Part 2 Standards for legal accountability in public law: human rights and judicial review

7. Standards of review and human rights in English law

8. Rights to life, physical and moral integrity, freedom of lifestyle and religion or belief

9. Political rights

10. Social, economic and cultural rights

11. Equality and non-discrimination

12. Due process rights

13. Fundamental principles of administrative law

14. Grounds for judicial review: illegality in the strict sense

15. Grounds for judicial review: due process, natural justice and fairness

16. Grounds for judicial review: substantive control over discretion

Part 3 Remedies in public law: 17. Access to mechanisms of administrative law

18. Remedies available in judicial review proceedings

19. Remedies for violations of convention rights

20. Tribunals

21. Investigations by the public sector ombudsmen

22. Public inquiries as a part of public administration

Part 4 Criminal law, procedure and sentencing: 23. English criminal procedure

24. General principles of criminal law

25. Offences against the person

26. Offences against property

27. Offences against the state, public order, public morality and decency

28. Principles of sentencing.

Includes index.

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