Constitutional Law -- Administrative Law

Indeks : p. 425-442 ; p. 409-424 ; Constitutional and administrative law deals with government and administration, and with the citizen's civil liberties. This book covers the major areas of this body of law, and is therefore suitable for law degree courses and for the Common Professional Examination. In addition to explaining the currebt legal materials and proposals for reform, attention is also paid to the context within which the law operates, thereby helping students to understand this fundamentally important part of the legal system. Content include: The Idea of a Constitution; The UK's Constitutional Jigsaw; fundamental Principles and Doctrines of Consitutional Law; Constitutional Conventions; The Crown; Personality; Powers and Privileges; The Government; Minister and Officials; Parliament; Role, Composition and Privileges; Parliament at Work; The European Communities; Local and Quasi-Government; The Judicial Power; Personal and Practice; Freedom of Association; Assembly and Expression; Police Powers; The Administrative Process; Remedying Grievances Out of Court; The Principles of Judicial Review of Administrative Action; The Remedies of Judicial Review of Admnistrative Action; Liability of the Crown and Public Authorities.