Contents:
Foreword by the Rt Hon Jack Straw MP, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice. Preface: The Right Side of Halsbury by Simon Hetherington. Editors-in-Chief of Halsbury's Laws of England. Lord Halsbury's Introduction to the First Edition. Halsbury's Laws of England: 100 Years Old, Yesterday by Lord Mackay of Clashfern. Citizenship and the Constitution by Lord Lester of Herne Hill. Judicial Review: A Citizen's Remedy by Michael Supperstone QC and Joanne Clement. The Illusion of Inclusion: Women 100 years on by Baroness Helena Kennedy QC. The United Kingdom Armed Forces: the Advance of Human Rights by Professor Peter Rowe. The Volume and Complexity of United Kingdom Legislation Today by Daniel Greenberg. Law Reporting and the Doctrine of Precedent: the Past, the Present and the Future by Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury. IT Law in Context: A Critical Overview by Steve Saxby and Caroline Wilson. The Criminal Liability of Organisations for Manslaughter and other Serious Offences by Professor Jeremy Horder. The Reproductive Torts by Professor JK Mason. The Field of Play by Michael Beloff QC and Rupert Beloff. Jury Issues by Michael Zander. The Conflict of Laws - The Last Hundred Years by Sir Peter North. The Laws of England and Wales by Professor Timothy H Jones. The Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia and the Institutional Tradition by Professor Niall Whitty. A Solicitor's Journey to the Bench by Robert Winstanley. Understanding the Law: Who Needs It? by Joshua Rozenberg. The Centenary Seminar, 27 September 2007 - Addresses by Andrew Holroyd and Geoffrey Vos QC