Complete public law : text, cases, and materials / Lisa Webley and Harriet Samuels

Content includes

Part I: Introduction and Constitutional Principles
1: What is public law?
2: Constitutional Organisations, Institutions, and Roles
3: The Nature of the British Constitution
4: The Rule of Law
5: The Separation of Powers
6: The Crown and Royal Prerogative

Part II: Parliamentary Supremacy
7: Parliamentary Supremacy: the theory
8: Membership of the European Union
9: Parliamentary Supremacy and Human rights
10: Devolution and Parliamentary Supremacy

Part III: Responsible Government
11: Executive Power and Accountability
12: The Role of Constitutional Conventions
13: Justice in the Modern Administrative

StatePart IV: Judicial Review
14: The Role of the Courts, Judicial Review, and Human Rights
15: The Parties to a Judicial Review: Who Can Make a Claim for Judicial Review and Against Whom Can a Claim of Judicial Review be Made?
16: Illegality
17: Irrationality and Proportionality
18: Procedural Impropriety
19: Remedies
20: Judicial Review: Putting it all Together in Problem Answers

Include index