Public law

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  Año 2003, Número 2 (Summer)

  • ANALYSIS

    • Seleccionado

      The Royal Assent to legislation and a monarch's fundamental human rights

      Robert Blackburn

      págs. 205-210

      
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      Ministerial responses to Parliamentary Questions: some recent concerns

      Barry Hough

      págs. 211-221

      
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      Making it up as they go along?: The Court of Appeal on same sex spouses and succession rights to tenancies

      Ian Loveland

      págs. 222-235

      
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      The lynchpin of parliamentary intention: lost, stolen, or strained?

      Geoffrey Marshall

      págs. 236-248

      
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      Is the environment getting squeezed out of sustainable development?

      Andrea Ross-Robertson

      págs. 249-259

      
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      Asylum appeals overhauled again

      Robert Thomas

      págs. 260-271

      

  • ARTICLES

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      The Contribution of Human Rights Commissions to the Protection of Human Rights

      Brice Dickson

      págs. 272-285

      
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      The Legitimacy of Judicial Review

      Christopher Forsyth, Mark Elliott

      págs. 286-307

      
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      The Impact of the Human Rights Act: Parliament, the Courts and the Executive

      Lord Irvine of Lairg

      págs. 308-325