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War with the newts (Unicorn)

Čapek, Karel

Weatherall, M. and R. (Translated by), and Klima, Ivan (Introducti

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Northwestern University Press

Courts and Administrators&nbsp;explores moral reason and human will in administrative law and builds on the arguments of his earlier works&nbsp;The Unity of Law and Morality&nbsp;(1984) and&nbsp;The Australian Commonwealth&nbsp;(1985).&nbsp;

Courts and Administrators

Detmold, Michael

Legal Theory & Systems

Subjects, Citizens, Aliens, and Others: Nationality and Immigration Law (Law in Context)

Dummett, Ann

Nichol, Andrew

Administrative Law

This student text was previously published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson. Using a number of critical approaches, including a feminist perspective, the authors analyze central aspects of criminal law in the context of the assumptions surrounding it. After developing a theoretical framework in the first chapter, the following chapters examine public order, intoxication, violence, the construction of bodily autonomy, and property.

Reconstructing Criminal Law: Text and Materials (Law in Context)

Lacey, Nicola

Criminal Law

Reconstructing Criminal Law provides a radical and stimulating alternative to the standard black letter criminal law text. The authors analyse central aspects of criminal law in the context of the assumptions surrounding it, and employ a number of critical approaches, including a feminist perspective to give insights into the current state of the law. A comprehensive resource - it contains extracts that cover a wide range of materials from historical, political, sociological and philosophical sources and discusses offences considered to be at the margins of criminal law. It also offers an important practical element whereby students and teachers can attempt to answer the questions that the criminal justice system confronts on a daily basis.

Reconstructing Criminal Law: Text and Materials

Taking Liberties&nbsp;discusses the criminal jury in the 1990s.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Taking Liberties

Morton, James

Enright, Seán

Rules & Procedures

European Community law is firmly&nbsp;established&nbsp;as part of the law syllabus, yet as a subject of teaching and research in Britain it is barely fifteen years old. This unusual conjunction of accepted status and relative youth offers teachers and students of European Community law&nbsp;a great opportunity. Such is the possibility of exercising a potentially decisive influence on the development of European Community law, not only as an intellectually fascinating subject of study, but also as a significant element in the dominant ideologies and practices of the contemporary world. But how and where can we best devote our attention? In answering this question, we may choose to build or not on certain basic foundations. Two points are crucial, however, to the continued vitality of our common project: first, that we develop a more critical understanding of European Community law, and second, that we move in new directions.&nbsp;

New Directions in European Community Law (Law in Context)

History

Snyder, Francis

Europe

British Government and the Constitution: Text And Materials

This student text was previously published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson. The book takes full account of the many events, policy initiatives and new thinking that have affected the constitution, or our understanding of it, since 1985. There are discussions of numerous topics, including the House of Lords, local government, Northern Ireland, judicial review, the European Convention on Human Rights and freedom of information.

Turpin, Colin

Constitutional Law

This student text was previously published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson. The book takes full account of the many events, policy initiatives and new thinking that have affected the constitution, or our understanding of it, since 1985. There are discussions of numerous topics, including the House of Lords, local government, Northern Ireland, judicial review, the European Convention on Human Rights and freedom of information.

An internationally known legal text, Analysis of Evidence begins with the fundamental premise that basic methods of organizing and analyzing evidence are important and teachable skills that are generally neglected in legal education. Although written for law students, it is of interest to a broad, multidisciplinary audience, including historians, intelligence analysts, psychologists, police investigators, and others interested in applying techniques of analysis and inference to bodies of data.

Analysis of Evidence: How to Do Things with Facts Based on Wigmore's Science of Judicial Proof

Twining, William

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War with the newts (Unicorn)

Courts and Administrators

Subjects, Citizens, Aliens, and Others: Nationality and Immigration Law (Law in Context)

Reconstructing Criminal Law: Text and Materials (Law in Context)

Reconstructing Criminal Law: Text and Materials

Taking Liberties

New Directions in European Community Law (Law in Context)

British Government and the Constitution: Text And Materials

British Government and the Constitution: Text And Materials

Analysis of Evidence: How to Do Things with Facts Based on Wigmore's Science of Judicial Proof