The UK Supreme Court Yearbook Volume 7: 2015-2016 Legal Year

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The UK Supreme Court Yearbook Volume 8: 2016-2017 Legal Year isbn 9781911250166

The UK Supreme Court Yearbook Volume 7: 2015-2016 Legal Year

Edited by: Daniel Clarry

ISBN13: 9781911250227

New Edition ISBN: 9781911250166

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781911250203

Published: February 2018

Publisher: Appellate Press

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

Price: £120.00

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Customers who purchase the complete reprinted set of Volumes 1-8 of the The UK Supreme Court Yearbook are entitled to receive future Volumes at a reduced rate. Please email Charlie Alpera for further details.

The UK Supreme Court Yearbook critically reviews the jurisprudence of the UK Supreme Court in each legal year and publishes articles concerning key institutional and jurisprudential aspects of the Court and its decisions.

At some 520 pages in length, Volume 7 of the Yearbook comprises 40 contributions from over 50 authors, including:-

three current Justices of the UK Supreme Court (the President, Lord Neuberger; the Deputy President, Lady Hale; and the recently retired Justice, Lord Toulson),
the Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia (Chief Justice French),
a former Attorney General of England & Wales (Dominic Grieve QC MP),
six distinguished professors and an associate professor
and 40 prominent barristers, 33 of whom are leading silks (QCs) and most of whom argued the many important cases before the Court in the past legal year.

Volume 7 also includes an additional piece written by Lord Millett (a former Law Lord) concerning what he believes is the ‘real question’ in the upcoming appeal to the UK Supreme Court in the important Article 50 ('Brexit') case (Miller v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union), which will be heard in early December 2016 before all 11 of the Justices of the Court, the first time the Court has ever taken such a step.

Subjects:: General Interest

Contents:: Introduction; Judicial Panel Selection in the UK Supreme Court: Bigger Bench, More Authority?; Dr Daniel Clarry, Christopher Sargeant; Foreword; Australia and the United Kingdom: A Bit Like Family, Much in Common But a Lot of Difference; The Hon Chief Justice Robert French AC; Part I: Commentaries and Reflections; Judicial Innovation in the UK Supreme Court; The Rt Hon the Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury PC QC; Appointments to the UK Supreme Court; The Rt Hon the Baroness Hale of Richmond DBE PC QC FBA; The Changing Institutional Politics of the UK Supreme Court; Professor Kate Malleson; Joint Enterprise After Jogee and Ruddock: What Next?; Julian B Knowles QC; The Death of Penalties in Two Legal Cultures?; Professor Sarah Worthington QC (Hon) FBA; Vicarious Liability in the UK Supreme Court; Professor Paula Giliker; A Very Successful Action? Keyu and Historical Wrongs at Common Law; Professor Thomas Poole, Associate Professor Sangeeta Shah; Prerogative Power and Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty; The Rt Hon the Lord Millett PC QC; Part II: The Protection of Human Rights by the UK Supreme Court symposium; Foreword; Topsy-Turvydom: The UK Supreme Court in an Uncertain Political World; The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve QC MP; Fundamental Rights and the Common Law; The Rt Hon Lord Toulson; UK Supreme Court Justices and Human Rights in the 2015-16 Legal Year; Professor Brice Dickson; Into the Dark: Rights, Security and the Courtroom; Kirsty Brimelow QC; Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism in the UK Supreme Court; Professor Helen Fenwick; Law and War in the UK Supreme Court; Richard Hermer QC, Eleanor Mitchell; Part III: Thematic Analyses of the 2015–16 Legal Year; Administrative Law and Judicial Review; Philip Havers QC, Jeremy Hyam QC; Commercial Law and Financial Regulation; Jonathan Crow QC, Lara Hassell, Emma Horner; Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure; Henry Blaxland QC, Joanne Cecil, Dr James Mehigan; European Dimensions; Aidan O’Neill QC, Aidan Wills; Human Rights Law; Geoffrey Robertson QC, Tatyana Eatwell; Private Law; Paul McGrath QC, Edward Brown; Part IV: The 2015–16 Legal Year in Overview; Administrative and Constitutional Law; Michael Fordham QC; Civil Procedure and Fraud; Stephen Smith QC, Tim Akkouh; Company Law, Financial Regulation and Insolvency; Michael Todd QC; Competition Law; Marie Demetriou QC; Contract and Commercial Law; Joanna Smith QC; Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure; Alex Bailin QC; Customs and Tax Law; Dr David Southern QC; Employment Law; John Cavanagh QC; Equity and Trusts; Robert Ham QC; European Union Law; Tim Ward QC, Michael Armitage; Family Law; Philip Cayford QC; Human Rights Law; Jeremy Johnson QC; Immigration and Refugee Law; Hugh Southey QC; Intellectual Property Law; Mark Vanhegan QC; International Law and Jurisdiction; Jonathan Swift QC; Land, Housing and Tenancy Law; Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC; Personal Injury, Tort and Vicarious Liability; Dr Frank Burton QC; Restitution and Unjust Enrichment; Laurence Rabinowitz QC; Part V: Composition of the Court, Statistics and Table of Cases; Composition of the Court; Statistics; Table of Cases