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Constitutional and Administrative law

Glussani, Elizabeth

Constitutional and Administrative law by Elizabeth Glussani. - 1st ed. - London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2008. - 481 p.

Table of Contents:
Fundamentals of constitutional law
Chapter 1. Constitutions: what? why?
Chapter 2. Structure of United Kingdom governance
Chapter 3. Typical characteristics
Chapter 4. Structure of United Kingdom governance
Chapter 5. Sources of the UK constitution
Chapter 6.Membership of the European Union
Chapter 7. Rule of law
Chapter 8. Separation of powers
Chapter 9. Sovereignty of parliament
Institutions of the UK Constitution
Chapter 10. Elections and enfranchisement
Chapter 11. The House of Commons
Chapter 12. The House of Lords
Chapter 13. Parliamentary privilege
Chapter 14. The executive
Chapter 15. Royal prerogative
Administrative Law
Chapter 16. Nature and procedure of an application for judicial review and remedies
Chapter 17. Grounds of judicial review I: illegality and ultra vires
Chapter 18. Grounds of judicial review II: unreasonableness and proportionality
Chapter 19. Grounds of judicial review III: procedural impropriety
Chapter 20. Grounds of judicial review IV: legitimate expectation - a new ground?
Chapter 21. Alternative means of redress - ombudsman and tribunals
Human rights and civil liberties
Chapter 22. The European Convention on Human Rights
Chapter 23. The Human Rights Act 1998
Chapter 24. Liberty and due process
Chapter 25. Private and family life
Chapter 26. Freedom of expression


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