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Public Law 5th ed (eBook)

Mark Elliott, Robert Thomas

ISBN13: 9780192677044

Published: May 2024

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Country of Publication: UK

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The market-leading public law text: uses three key themes to tie the subject together with style and flair. The authors capture the dynamic nature of public law, covering essential topics and key contemporary debates, as well as offering fascinating insights.

Fresh, direct and clear writing style enables thorough understanding of the fundamentals, while engaging readers with difficult issues and debates
Three key themes guide students through the book - the importance of executive accountability, the shift from political to legal constitutionalism, and multilayered governance -
Practical examples illustrate the importance of public law to everyday life in the UK and
Expert commentaries at the end of every chapter allow students to see the debates within each topic first-hand
Also available as an e-book and on Law Trove enhanced with self-test questions and author videos to offer a fully immersive experience and extra learning support

Subjects:: Constitutional and Administrative Law, eBooks

Contents:: Part I: Introduction to Public Law; 1:Public law: an introduction; 2:Constitutions and constitutional law; 3:Themes, sources, and principles; Part II: The Constitution - Institutions and Principles; 4:Separation of powers - an introduction; 5:UK central government; 6:The UK Parliament; 7:The judiciary; 8:Devolution and the territorial constitution; 9:The European Union and Brexit; Part III: Good Governance - Scrutiny, Accountability, and Transparency; 10:Good governance: an introduction; 11:Parliamentary scrutiny of central government; Part IV: Judicial Review; 12:Judicial review - an introduction; 13:The grounds of judicial review; 14:Judicial review - scope, procedures, and remedies; Part V: Administrative Justice; 15:Ombudsmen and complaints; 16:Tribunals; 17:Public inquiries; Part VI: Human Rights; 18:Human rights and the UK constitution; 19:Freedom of expression; 20:The right to protest; 21:Policing—powers, accountability, and governance