Law of contempt edited by Ian Cram.
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TextLanguage: Series: (Butterworths Common Law Series)Publication details: UK : 2010. LexisNexis Butterworths,Edition: 4th edDescription: 778 pISBN: - 9788180386053
- 345.40234 CRA/BUT
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Table of contents:
Part 1
Overview
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. The constitutional context:fair trials, the administration of justice and freedom of expression
Chapter 3. The impact of globalisation
Part 2
Strict liability
Chapter 4. Publication interfering with the due course of justice in particular legal proceedings-the general positions under the contempt of court act 1981
Chapter 5. Publication interfering with the course of justice in particular criminal proceedings
Chapter 6. Civil contempt
Part 3
Personal injury damages
Chapter 7. Reporting criminal court proceedings
Chapter 8. Reporting civil court proceedings
Chapter 9. Reporting family court proceedings
Part 4
Interference with the administration of justice
Chapter 10. Interference with witness
Chapter 11. Publications interfering with the due course of justice as a continuing process
Chapter 12. Contempt in the face of the court
Part 5
Contempt proceedings
Chapter 13. Bringing proceedings
Chapter 14. Responsibility for contempt by publication
Part 6
Miscellaneous
Chapter 15. The protection of journalists'sources
Chapter 16. The application of criminal contempts to statutory inquiries
Chapter 17. Looking ahead:future development in the law of contempt
Appendix 1. Contempt of court act 1981
Appendix 2. Human rights act 1998
Index