Subjects:

Looseleaf Works

Contents:

Division A:

The interface between the Human Rights Act 1998 and judicial review.

Division B:

Procedure:

Focus on judicial review.

Division C:

Civil Procedure.

Division D:

Criminal Proceedings.

Division E:

Criminal Investigations.

Division F:

Magistrates.

Division G:

Education.

Division H:

Housing.

Division I:

Immigration and extradition.

Division J:

Local Government.

Division K:

Environment and Planning Law.

Division L:

Mental health.

Tables of Index.

This new single volume looseleaf provides an innovative and authoritative approach to the effects of the Human Rights Act 1998 on judicial review and the issue of human rights as a whole. This is an immensely practical work which covers the subject and explores the problem areas through case studies.

Procedural advice is given in introductory text to each case study on the following topics: Civil court proceedings Criminal Investigations Criminal procedure Magistrates Education Housing Immigration and extradition Local government Planning and environment Mental health The case studies are based on decisions already made in the courts and set out hypothetical examples of problem. The chosen issue is then worked through and alternative scenarios to the facts are discussed.

Completed sample judicial review forms and other precedents (including Scottish Styles) are also included wherever necessary to outline the procedural elements of the case.In addition, there is an introductory division which explores the issues relating to judicial review and human rights as a whole in the light of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the European Convention on Human Rights.