Judicial discretion in the house of lords

By:

Robertson David

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Publication details: Oxford Clarendon Press 1998Description: 417P xviISBN:

9780198274421

Subject(s):

1. Parliament. House of Lords - U K .2. Judicial Discretion - U K 3. Judicial Process - U K

DDC classification:

328.400000 ROB

Contents:

Contents Preface; 1. Politics and Judicial Discretion; 2. A Statistical Analysis of Judicial Discretion; 3. Judicial Methodology in Statutory Interpretation; 4. Judicial Methodology and the Common Law; 5. In Re Pepper v Hart: Comments on the nature of Laws; 6. Pure Policy - The Law of Negligence; 7. Imposing Rationality on the State; 8. Public Law and the Liberty of the Person; 9. Judicial Review as Welfare Management; 10. Conclusion - Legal Argument and Politics; Index.

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Contents
Preface;
1. Politics and Judicial Discretion;
2. A Statistical Analysis of Judicial Discretion;
3. Judicial Methodology in Statutory Interpretation;
4. Judicial Methodology and the Common Law;
5. In Re Pepper v Hart: Comments on the nature of Laws;
6. Pure Policy - The Law of Negligence;
7. Imposing Rationality on the State;
8. Public Law and the Liberty of the Person;
9. Judicial Review as Welfare Management;
10. Conclusion - Legal Argument and Politics;
Index.

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