Public law

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  Año 1987, Número 3 (Autumn)

  • COMMENT

    • Thou Shalt Not Fib

      Graham Zellick

      págs. 309-311

      

    • Whistle-Blowing in United States Law

      Graham Zellick

      págs. 311-313

      

    • Applications for Judicial Review: The Scottish Model

      A.W. Bradley

      págs. 313-319

      

  • ANALYSIS

    • The Visitor Stays: Thomas v. University of Bradford

      Brigid Hadfield

      págs. 320-323

      

    • The Redistribution of Parliamentary Seats

      H.F. Rawlings

      págs. 324-328

      

    • Statutory Instruments: Laying and Legislation by Reference

      A.I.L. Campbell

      págs. 328-334

      

    • Sex Discrimination, Public Order and the European Court

      P.E. Morris

      págs. 334-344

      

    • Free Speech in the Universities

      Eric Barendt

      págs. 344-350

      

    • The New Visa Controls

      Robin M. White

      págs. 350-356

      

    • The Scope of Judicial Review: “Public Duty” not “Source of Power”

      C.F. Rorsyth

      págs. 356-367

      

  • ARTICLES

    • Beyond “Wednesbury”: Substantive Principles of Administrative Law

      Jeffrey Jowell, Anthony Lester

      págs. 368-382

      

    • The Incoming Tide: Responding to Marshall

      Anthony Arnull

      págs. 383-399

      

    • Settled Without a Hearing: The Disposition of Rating Appeals in England and Wales

      John Baldwin, Sheila Hill

      págs. 400-425

      

    • Equality in the Case-Law of the Conseil Constitutionnel

      John Bell

      págs. 426-446