Constitutional and Administrative Law

Nutcases Constitutionl and Administrative Law presents in-depth case analysis of the facts, principles and decisions of the most important cases in land law. - Breaks the subject down into key topics so that you can easily identify and concentrate on particular topics - Opens each chapter with a short introduction to outline the key concepts covered and condense complex and important information - Highlights Court of Appeal and House of Lords cases to enable you to easily identify the relative significance of the cases examined - Includes boxed think points at the end of each chapter providing further case analysis and encouraging critical thinking - Incorporates colour to help distinguish cases and legislation and aid ease of use - Presents the text in bite size chunks and includes bullets where appropriate to aid navigation, assimilation and retention of information - Fully indexed by individual cases and topics Contents: General Principles of the ConstitutionParliamentary Supremacy The Human Rights Act The Executive (1) Parliament Judicial Review-Procedure Judicial Review Grounds-Illegality Judicial Review Grounds-Irrationality Procedural Impropriety, Other Grounds Police Accountability and Powers Freedom of Assembly Freedom of Expression