Constitutional and Administrative Law

Constitutional and Administrative Law

by Roger Masterman (Author)

Synopsis

In Constitutional and Administrative Law, the authors draw upon their extensive teaching and research experience to provide a contemporary and engaging account of the key topics which make up a typical Constitutional & Administrative or Public Law syllabus. Controversial issues and academic debates are also highlighted throughout making this the ideal textbook for anyone requiring a strong understanding of both the black letter principles and the wider socio-political context in which the constitutional arrangements of the UK have developed.

Fully updated with all the latest constitutional and legal developments in this area, this second edition contains:

  • A dedicated chapter on 'Political Freedoms and Democratic Participation' which offers expanded coverage of important civil liberties, including freedom of expression and the right to vote.
  • A new section providing an overview of police powers.
  • Extensive coverage of the implications of the Brexit referendum decision, including the European Union (Withdrawal Bill) 2017 and the ongoing exit negotiations.
  • Discussion of the implications of the 2017 general election and proposed changes to the Westminster parliamentary constituency boundaries.
  • An outline of the Strathclyde proposals on the powers of the House of Lords.
  • Discussion of the mooted replacement of the Human Rights Act 1998 with a British Bill of Rights.
  • Detailed analysis of a number of significant cases include the Miller decisions, R (Evans) v Attorney General, HS2, and R (UNISON) v Lord Chancellor.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 776
Edition: 2
Publisher: SNP
Published: 05 Jun 2018

ISBN 10: 1292144254
ISBN 13: 9781292144252

Author Bio

Roger Masterman is Professor of Law at Durham Law School, Durham University.

Colin Murray is a Senior Lecturer of Law at Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University.