Public law

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  Año 2016, Número 4 (October)

  • Analysis

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      Future perfect: measuring access to justice in the post-2015 development framework

      Julinda Beqiraj

      págs. 546-555

      
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      Still undignified rights: a disagreement with Benedict Douglas

      Tom Hannant

      págs. 555-563

      
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      A legal basis for non-arbitrary detention: “Mohammed v Secretary of State for Defence”

      Jane M. Rooney

      págs. 563-572

      

  • Articles

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      Reform of the Attorney General: Comparing Britain and Australia

      Gabrielle Appleby

      págs. 573-594

      
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      “I wouldn’t get unduly excited about it”: The Impact of the European Convention on Human Rights on the British Overseas Territories: A Case Study on LGBT Rights in Bermuda

      Nicola Barker

      págs. 595-612

      
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      A Conscience-based Human Right to be “Doctor Death”

      John Adenitire

      págs. 613-630

      
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      European Regulatory Interpretation of the Interface between Data Protection and Journalistic Freedom: An Incomplete and Imperfect Balancing Act?

      David Erdos

      págs. 631-650

      
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      Law Reform in Northern Ireland: Cheshire Cat or Potemkin Commission?

      Shona Wilson, Neil Faris

      págs. 651-669

      
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      The Doctrinal Core of the Supervisory Jurisdiction of the Court of Session

      Stephen Thomson

      págs. 670-689