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041			_aEnglish
082			_a342.54085 _bSOR/CON
100			_aSorabjee, Soli J
245			_aConstitutionalism human rights and the rule of law _cby Soli J Sorabjee, edited by Mool Chand Sharma & Raju Ramachandran.
260			_aDelhi : _bUniversal Law Pub. Co., _c2005.
300			_a295 p.
500			_aTable of contents: Chapter 1. The president's role and responsibility in the constitution Chapter 2. A peep into the past - a gaze into future Chapter 3. A new constitutional consensus in the United Kingdom Chapter 4. With whom law, liberty and poetry are a passion Chapter 5. How like an angel Chapter 6. The Bangalore principles Chapter 7. Soli Sorabjee's example & the strugle against terrorism Chapter 8. Fair trail or free press? laws response to trail by media Chapter 9. Some thoughts of a South African judge Chapter 10. A uniform civil code - equal rights for all women Chapter 11. Expanding role of the judiciary in South Asia Chapter 12. The road to constitutionalism in the United Kingdom : renewal and reform Chapter 13. Contemporary issues in international humanitarian law Chapter 14. Rule of law: the sieges within Chapter 15. The president's choice of the Prime Minister in a hung parliament Chapter 16. Dipping a toe into the law Chapter 17. Appointment of judges to the higher judiciary Chapter 18. Media reporting of crime and fair trial guarantee Chapter 19. The commission on human rights and Nigeria: from pariah to progress? Chapter 20. Lest we forget Chapter 21. Activism and self-restraint Chapter 22. Criticism of the judiciary and contempt of court Chapter 23. Soli Sorabjee - a man for all seasons Chapter 24. Constitutional democracy and access to justice Chapter 25. Afterword Chapter 26. A few important cases Chapter 27. About contributors
650			_aConstitutional law.
650			_aHuman rights.
700			_aSharma, Mool Chand (Ed.)
700			_aRamachandran, Raju (Ed.)
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