Public law

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  Año 1996, Número 3 (Autumn). Dedicado a: The Scott Report

  • COMMENT

    • The Scott Report

      Dawn Oliver

      págs. 357-367

      

    • Judicial inquiries and public reassurance

      Gavin Drewry

      págs. 368-372

      

    • The Attorney-General and the Scott Report

      A.W. Bradley

      págs. 373-383

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • Fact-finding in inquiries: The PCA's perspective

      Cecil Clothier

      págs. 384-390

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Even-handedness, Guidelines and Defence Sales to Iraq

      Lawrence M. Friedman

      págs. 391-409

      

    • Ministerial Accountability

      Richard Scott

      págs. 410-426

      

    • The Acceptable and Unacceptable Use of Public Interest Immunity

      Richard Scott

      págs. 427-444

      

    • Procedure at the Scott Inquiry

      Lord Howe of Aberavon

      págs. 445-460

      

    • Scott and Whitehall

      Douglas Wass

      págs. 461-471

      

    • Government Information and Parliament: Misleading by Design or by Default?

      Adam Tomkins

      págs. 472-489

      

    • Ministerial Responsibility: The Next Steps

      Norman Lewis, Diane Longley

      págs. 490-507

      

    • Fairness and the Adversarial Paradigm: An Australian Perspective

      M.C. Harris

      págs. 508-527