Public law:
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Oxford
Oxford University Press
[2018]
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| Links: | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030561659&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
| Umfang: | xli, 703 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780198722939 |
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PREFACE xiii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xv
GUIDED TOUR OF THE BOOK xvi
GUIDED TOUR OF THE ONLINE RESOURCES xix
TABLE OF CASES xxi
TABLE OF STATUTES xxix
TABLE OF SECONDARY LEGISLATION xxxviii
The UK Constitution 1
1.1 Introduction to public law 2
1.2 Defining a constitution 3
1.3 The nature of the UK Constitution 5
1.4 The historical development and sources of the UK Constitution 14
1.5 Constitutional conventions 24
1.6 Do we have a UK Constitution? 26
1.7 Summary 30
% The institutions of government and the separation of powers
2.1 Introduction
2.2 The institutions of government
2.3 The principle of the separation of powers
2.4 Exploring the separation of powers in the UK Constitution
2.5 The UK Constitution and the separation of powers: a pure or partial separation?
2.6 Summary
34
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3 The rule of law 70
3.1 Introduction 71
3.2 Defining the rule of law and its historical development 71
3.3 Dicey and the rule of law 75
3.4 Broader considerations of the rule of law 86
3.5 What does the rule of law mean in the modern UK Constitution? 98
3.6
Summary
110
viii
DETAILED CONTENTS
4 Parliamentary sovereignty: an overview 113
4.1 Introduction 114
4.2 Parliamentary sovereignty defined 115
4.3 Historical development of sovereignty 115
4.4 Legal basis of parliamentary sovereignty: a look at Wade, Jennings,
and Goldsworthy 119
4.5 Parliamentary sovereignty explored 123
4.6 Parliamentary sovereignty today 144
4.7 Summary 149
5 Parliamentary sovereignty, the European Union, and Brexit 151
5.1 Introduction 152
5.2 Explaining the European Union: its origins, its membership,
and its institutions 153
5.3 Supremacy of EU law 157
5.4 UK’s accession to the EU: reconciling EU supremacy with
parliamentary sovereignty 163
5.5 Brexit and the UK Constitution 175
5.6 Summary 184
6 The royal prerogative and constitutional conventions 187
6.1 Introduction: what is the ‘Crown’? 188
6.2 The nature and scope of the royal prerogative 190
6.3 Outline of prerogative powers 197
6.4 The exercise of the ministerial prerogatives 204
6.5 The‘personal prerogatives’ 217
6.6 Reforming or abolishing the prerogative? 228
6.7 The broader constitutional role of the monarch 231
6.8 Summary 233
DETAILED CONTENTS
7 Central government 235
7.1 Introduction 236
7.2 The Prime Minister 237
7.3 Appointment of ministers 240
7,4 Cabinet reshuffles 243
7,5 The role of Cabinet 245
7.6 Government departments 253
7,7 Political accountability to Parliament 255
7.8 The civil service and special advisers 268
7.9 Public bodies 271
7,10 Summary 274
8 Parliament 276
8,1 Introduction 277
8.2 The ‘life’ of a Parliament 279
8.3 The House of Commons 281
8,4 The House of Lords 293
8.5 Primary legislation 300
8.6 Secondary legislation 310
8,7 Scrutiny of government 316
8.8 The Bill of Rights, Article 9 321
8,9 Summary 325
9 Devolution and local government 327
9.1 Introduction 327
9.2 Devolution, decentralisation, and federalism 329
9.3 The formation of the United Kingdom 332
9.4 Devolution in the UK Constitution 334
9.5 Local government in England 358
9.6 Summary
373
DETAILED CONTENTS
10 Judicial review: access to review and remedies 376
10.1 Introduction 377
10.2 Defining judicial review 377
10.3 Legal basis and process 383
10.4 Standing 385
10.5 The public/private law divide 398
10.6 Remedies 405
10.7 Summary 407
11 Judicial review: illegality 409
11.1 Introduction 410
11.2 Illegality, ultra vires, and the rule of law 411
11.3 ‘Simple’ or ‘narrow’ ultra vires 413
11.4 Errors of law and errors of fact 415
11.5 Discretionary powers 420
11.6 Controlling discretionary power 426
11.7 Delegation of power 433
11.8 Improper purpose 437
11.9 Irrelevant considerations 441
11.10 The Public Sector Equality Duty 444
11.11 Summary 448
12 Judicial review: irrationality and proportionality 451
12.1 Introduction 452
12.2 Defining irrationality and Wednesbury unreasonableness 452
12.3 The development of unreasonableness 455
12.4 The development of proportionality 462
12.5 Unreasonableness and proportionality 467
12.6 Summary
474
DETAILED CONTENTS
XI
13 Judicial review: procedural impropriety 476
13.1 Introduction 477
13.2 Failing to follow statutory procedure 479
13.3 Rules of natural justice: introduction 485
13.4 Rules of natural justice: the right to be heard 487
13.5 The hearing 494
13.6 Rules of natural justice: rule against bias 502
13.7 A duty to give reasons? 510
13.8 Legitimate expectations 515
13.9 Summary 521
14 Administrative justice: tribunals, ombudsmen, and public inquiries 523
14.1 Introduction: what is administrative justice? 524
14.2 Tribunals 525
14.3 Ombudsmen 547
14.4 Public inquiries 566
14.5 Summary 578
15 The European Convention on Human Rights and the
Human Rights Act 1998 581
15.1 Introduction 582
15.2 What are human rights? 583
15.3 The Council of Europe and the European Convention
on Human Rights 586
15.4 Human rights protection in the UK pre-1998: the common
law and the road to incorporation 596
15.5 Human Rights Act 1998 600
15.6 The future of human rights in the UK: a British Bill of Rights? 626
15.7 Summary 627
XII
DETAILED CONTENTS
16 Human rights in the UK: public order and police powers 630
16.1 Introduction 630
16.2 Public order and the freedoms of association and assembly 631
16.3 Common law public order offences and powers 633
16.4 The Public Order Acts 640
16.5 Powers of the police and the law 654
16.6 The right to liberty and the right to a private and family life 655
16.7 The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 657
16.8 Summary 673
GLOSSARY 675
INDEX 685
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