Constitutional and Administrative Law

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Description
Constitutional & Administrative Law remains highly popular thanks to its clear writing style, and the ease with which the author guides you through the key principles of public law. The seventh edition incorporates all significant developments in this ever-changing area, including ongoing debates about electoral and Parliamentary reform.
Constitutional & Administrative Law also contains a range of useful features, including further reading suggestions and self-test questions, to help you get to grips with the subject matter and reinforce your knowledge.
Praised by students and lecturers alike, this book is a must for undergraduates of all levels.
NEIL PARPWORTH is a Principal Lecturer in Law at De Montfort University, Leicester.
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Contents
Part I : Fundamental Principles of the Constitution
1.    The meaning of a Constitution
2.    Separation of powers
3.    Rule of law
4.    The royal prerogative
5.    The legislative supremacy of Parliament
6.    Parliament
Part II : The Institutional Framework of the Constitution
7.    The European Community and the european Union
8.    The structure of te United Kingdom and devolution
Part III : Sources of Public Law
9.    Primary and secondary legislation
10.  EU law
11.  Constitutional conventions and judge-made law
Part IV : Judicial Review of Administrative Action
12.  The nature of judicial review
13.  The grounds for judicial reviesw
14.  Judicial remedies
Part V : Alternative Means of Redress
15.  Tribunals, inquiries, and Ombudsmen remedy
Part : VI Civil Liberties
16.  Freedoms and liberties in the UK
17.  Freedom of expression
18.  Police Powers
19.  Freedom of assembly and public order
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