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Introduction to the Public Law of Scotland


ISBN13: 9780567292858
ISBN: 0567292851
Published: September 1995
Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



""This book meets the long-standing need for a comprehensive account of the public law of Scotland. Although dealing with the main elements of the United Kingdom constitution, a substantial proportion of the book is concerned with individual freedom and the legality of government action, where the law of Scotland is distinctive. It also seeks to integrate European matters into the study of the constitution.Scots Public Law concentrates on the processes of the constitution through which government is conducted and held accountable, and through which laws are made.Of particular value to those studying and practising law and administration, this book will also be of interest to all those who require a clear and up-to-date account of Scots public law.Previously a T & T Clarke publication.""

Contents:
""Understanding the constitution. Doctrines of the constitution. Choosing a government. The accountability of government. The making of laws. Administrative structures. The Judiciary. Legal redress. Individual freedom. Constitutional reform.""