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Substantial, clear, rigorous and comprehensive... the new Human Rights title in the groundbreaking undergraduate textbook series

This concise textbook provides a clear and student-friendly account of the law relating to civil liberties and human rights. Throughout the text, examples from topical cases place theory in context. Readers are encouraged to engage with the variety of debates that rage over civil rights and freedoms that are, arguably, increasingly under threat.

Presents the changes that will take effect on 1 December 2007. This title is supplied with an explanatory memorandum.

Since the Freedom of Information Act 2000 came into force on 1 January 2005 there have been numerous developments, particularly as a result of decisions made by the Information Commissioner, Information Tribunal and courts. This second edition takes into account of these changes to present a straightforward overview of the law.

Compiled in response to student need, Core Statutes on Public Law and Human Rights is designed to be clear and easy to use, providing the essential statutory material and nothing more, making it easily navigable and ideal for exam use.

This new edition of Human Rights and Civil Liberties is an accessible, modern and engaging account of the law of civil liberties and human rights for the undergraduate law student. The text will enable students to appreciate the balancing of human rights with other rights and interests, and to consider the impact and influence of both the Human Rights Act 1998 and the European Convention on ...

Compiled in response to student need, Core Statutes on Public Law and Human Rights is designed to be clear and easy to use, providing the essential statutory material and nothing more, making it easily navigable and ideal for exam use.

Nutshells: Human Rights, present the essentials of law in a clear, straightforward language, explaining the basic principles and highlighting key cases and statutes. With the inclusion of model question and answer sections, they are ideal revision aids.

The definitive textbook for this area of the law which expertly guides students through the key issues. Clear analysis and comment on the political context and social impact of the law encourages the reader to develop a critical viewpoint. An Online Resource Centre accompanies this text, keeping it up-to-date between editions.

Offering an overview of the law, this handbook provides coverage of the Codes of Practice for public authorities, model publication schemes and important secondary legislation along with explanations of the practical consequences of the law. It is useful for public bodies' legal officers and departments, and freedom of information officers.

Contains copies of the legislation and detailed commentary. This guide is a useful companion for those working in or seeking to understand this complex area of the law.

The Immigration Law Handbook is a comprehensive guide and has become an invaluable resource for immigration practitioners. This fully-updated sixth edition of the Handbook brings together all relevant key materials in one volume, providing an essential reference for those working in the area.

Covers the core elements of both the Constitutional and Administrative Law syllabi. Suitable for use on the LLB or CPE, this book draws from the political science, historical and comparative dimensions of the subject, and also includes substantial coverage of human rights issues.

This book considers the constitutional position of the judiciary and its role in shaping the individual's relations with the state.

Analyses the interpretation and application of the Human Rights Act 1998 by the courts in England and Wales. This book is of interest to teachers and students of domestic human rights law, constitutional law and administrative law. It is also of relevance to practitioners working in the area.

The topic of human rights is becoming a core subject on many LLB courses and is an essential field of study for all intending lawyers. The Human Rights Act 1998 has been fully in force for several years and has an extremely significant effect on this subject. This book takes account of the consequences of the Act, and includes cases and statutes.

Exposing the faults of celebrities and politicians is great for circulation figures, but where should we draw the line between legitimate public exposure and an individual's right to privacy? Addressing the question, this book explores how the English legal system has had to blend old laws on confidentiality with modern human rights law.