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Constitutional and administrative law by Carroll, Alex

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to constitutional and administrative law -- The characteristics of the constitution -- Sources of constitutional and administrative law -- The European Union : institutions of government and sources of law -- The legislative sovereignty of the Westminster Parliament -- The franchise and the electorate -- The House of Commons : members of parliament -- The Hosue of Commons : principal functions -- The House of Lords -- Parliamentary privilege -- The prime minister and the cabinet -- The royal preprogative -- Legal liability of the crown and public authorities -- Judicial review : nature and grounds for -- Judicial review : applications for, exclusion of, and exclusivity -- The European Convention on Human Rights -- The Human Rights Act 1998 -- Police powers, personal liberty, and privacy -- Restrictions on the rights of freedom of assembly and association --Restrictions on the rights of freedom of expression and information -- Freedom and emergency powers -- Tribunals and inquiries -- Public services ombudsmen.…”
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