Administrative Law

• Offers a stimulating approach which helps students gain a thorough understanding of this conceptually difficult area of law • Places administrative law clearly within its historical, political and social framework • Provides a detailed analysis of administrative policies and judicial decisions • Exanmines difficult and controversial questions raised and suggests solutions • Offers invaluable comparisons with other jurisdictions including the USA • Covers all the main topics common to the majority of undergraduate law programmes • Includes two new chapters on judicial review of fact and on judicial review and aquality • Covers the impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the plethora of case law the Act has generated • Examines key case law including: Ghaidan, A v Home Secretary, Carson, Hooper, and Nadarajah • Discusses the latest legislation including: Constitutional Reform Act 2005, Inquiries Act 2005, Government of Wales Act 2006 and Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007