Public law

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  Año 2007, Número 3 (Autumn)

  • Analysis

    • Interventions in the Court of Appeal

      Henry Brooke

      págs. 401-409

      

    • "Public interest" intervention: a practitioner's perspective

      Michael Fordham

      págs. 410-413

      

    • Prerogative rights, human rights and island people: the Pitcairn and Chagos Island cases

      Sue Farran

      págs. 414-424

      

    • Fines for contempt in New Zealand's House of Representatives

      Andrew Geddis

      págs. 425-434

      

    • Professor Dicey's contradictions

      Iain McLean, Alistair McMillan

      págs. 435-443

      

  • Articles

    • Judicial Review of Contracting Decisions

      S.H. Bailey

      págs. 444-463

      

    • Protection of Journalists' Sources

      Ruth Costigan

      págs. 464-487

      

    • Is Nothing Sacred?: Clashing Symbols in a Secular World

      Mark Hill, Russell Sandberg

      págs. 488-506

      

    • An Examination of the Work of the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights

      Alastair R. Mowbray

      págs. 507-528

      

    • Challenging the Report of an Independent Inquiry under the Human Rights Act

      Helen Quane

      págs. 529-544

      

    • Mapping the Use of Judicial Review to Challenge Local Authorities in England and Wales

      Maurice Sunkin, Kerman Calvo Borobia, Lucinda Platt, Todd Landman

      págs. 545-567