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Volume 67 - November 2008

Case and Comment

CONTROL ORDERS, CONDITIONS PRECEDENT AND COMPLIANCE WITH ARTICLE 6(1)

DEPORTING SUSPECTED TERRORISTS TO FACE TORTURE

THE FORMALISM OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY IN TERRITORIAL AND MARITIME DISPUTES

RECONCILING THE CLASH BETWEEN UK OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE UN CHARTER AND THE ECHR IN DOMESTIC LAW: TOWARDS SYSTEMIC INTEGRATION?

QUASHING CONVICTIONS FOR PROCEDURAL IRREGULARITIES

DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY IN ANTI-TERRORISM LAW

POLITICAL ADVERTISING AND THE BROADCAST MEDIA

THE TERRITORIAL SCOPE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998

THE EXECUTIVE, THE PAROLE BOARD AND ARTICLE 5 ECHR: PROGRESS WITHIN “AN UNHAPPY STATE OF AFFAIRS”?

STATUTORY SUSPENSION OF THE PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION: A HALF-FINISHED JOB?

BRITISH JOBS FOR BRITISH DOCTORS: LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS AND INTERDEPARTMENTAL DECISION–MAKING

MAY DAY, MAY DAY - POLICING PROTEST

FIAT JUSTITIA, RUATQUE CONCORDIA CUM ARABE?

TERRORISM: POSSESSION OF ARTICLES

JUDICIAL REVIEW OF PREROGATIVE ORDERS IN COUNCIL: RECOGNISING THE CONSTITUTIONAL REALITY OF EXECUTIVE LEGISLATION

UNLAWFUL MEANS CONSPIRACY IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS

NEGLIGENCE LIABILITY FOR FAILING TO PREVENT CRIME – THE HUMAN RIGHTS DIMENSION

TORT LAW BOWS TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

TRESPASS TO THE PERSON: THE EFFECT OF MISTAKES AND ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES ON LIABILITY

EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY FOR INJURED EMPLOYEE'S SUICIDE

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Volume 67 - November 2008

Case and Comment