Subjects:

Constitutional and Administrative Law

Contents:

Preface

Acknowledgements

Table of statutes

Table of cases

1. State, government and law

2. Red light theories

3. Green light theories

4. Forever amber?

5. A blue rinse

6. Getting things taped

7. Below the waterline

8. A revolution in the making

9. Government, contract and competition: two paradigms

10. Regulation, agencies and self-regulation

11. Regulation, competition, juridifaction: a case study of OFTEL

12. Complaining: is anybody there?

13. Fire-fighter to fire-watcher? a case study of the PCA

14. Tribunals: the rise and fall of judicialisation

15. A flexible friend: procedural fairness

16. The judicial review process

17. Justifying judicial review

18. Golden handshakes: compensation and reparation

Index.

This book considers administrative law in its socio-legal context, with the provision of appropriate primary sources, adding to its practical utility. The number of case studies included enables course teachers to select particular areas of administrative law for detailed study and also to illustrate to students the approach of administrators to law.