Law - Great Britain -- Constitutional law - Philosophy

Indeks : p.551-573 ; p.544-550 ; This book provides a lively, clear and comprehensive explanation of the legal system of England and Wales, with a topical emphasis on how the law is made and applied in practice. It discusses the key developments in the English legal system in the past year, including: new proposals to reform the regulation and organisation of the legal professions, changes to the role of the Lord Chancellor, moves to modernise the way judges are appointed. Features: Highly current, keeping students abreast of the most recent developments in this fast-moving area of law; Discussion of cases highlighted by the media to engage students and bring the issues to life; Critical analysis allowing students to explore the tensions and debates in the subject; Clear headings and colour text design navigate the reader easily through the text, aiding understanding and retention; Internet links at the end of each chapter and a select bibliography enable students ro research relevant material and expand their reading; Guidelines on answering exam questions and a section of advice on exam techniques help students approach exams confidently; A glossary clearly explains the key terms in this area of law; A companion website provides regular updates on changes in the law.