Introduction to the English Legal System

by Martin Partington (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2006

  $8.66

  Written in a highly engaging and approachable style, the fourth edition of Introduction to the English Legal System is an ideal foundation for all those coming new to the study of law. It introduces readers to the purposes and functions of law and the law-making process; it also explains what is happening to the English Legal System, why it is happening, and considers what the future may bring. It covers recent institutional developments and their significance for key matters of public interest including human rights, control of crime, fears of a compensation culture, and access to justice. Online Resource Centre Student Resources: Annotated further reading New developments Additional questions Web links Glossary of terms Crossword Multiple choice questions Lecturer resources: PowerPoint presentations with lecture notes Advice on how to use the discussion questions in the text Tips and techniques on teaching from the book Seminar ideas

• Used

  Paperback
  2008

  $3.25

  Written in a highly engaging and approachable style, the fourth edition of Introduction to the English Legal System is an ideal foundation for all those coming new to the study of law. It introduces readers to the purposes and functions of law and the law-making process; it also explains what is happening to the English Legal System, why it is happening, and considers what the future may bring. It covers recent institutional developments and their significance for key matters of public interest including human rights, control of crime, fears of a compensation culture, and access to justice. Online Resource Centre Student Resources: Annotated further reading New developments Additional questions Web links Glossary of terms Crossword Multiple choice questions Lecturer resources: PowerPoint presentations with lecture notes Advice on how to use the discussion questions in the text Tips and techniques on teaching from the book Seminar ideas