Titlebook: Constitutional and Administrative Law; John Alder Textbook 1999Latest edition John Alder 1999 administrative law.constitution.constitution

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The Crownn is an obscure concept, particularly as to whether the Crown and the Queen are the same. The Queen/Crown is (i) part of the legislature; (ii) the formal executive of the UK as a whole and of the devolved governments of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland; (iii) head of the Church of England; (iv)

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Judicial Review of the Executiveew brings together the most basic principles of the constitution, perhaps revealing in the process how threadbare they are. Parliamentary supremacy and the rule of law require the courts to ensure that government keeps within the terms of its own legislation but prevent the courts from overriding le

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Civil Liberties: General Principles and The Human Rights Act 1998ecisive constitutional act, was a response to a series of disputes between King John and certain influential groups of aristocrats and church dignitaries over their property rights and special privileges. The Bill of Rights 1688 has little to do with individual rights and focuses mainly on the right

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Freedom of Expression and Competing Private Interestson. Blackstone, for example, saw a free press as essential to the nature of a free state (Blackstone, 1825; see also Dyzenhaus, 1991, p. 201). This may explain why it is commonly assumed that the UK is a country in which there have long existed adequate protections of freedom of expression. This per

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Parliamentary Procedureains the standing orders and other rules of the House as well as collating the mass of customs and practices. Parliamentary procedure has three purposes: first to enable different interests to combine in a single outcome such as a statute, second to make the executive accountable, third to prevent outside interference.

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The Police and the Armed Forcesocracy is to ensure that they are subordinate to the civilian power and that there is political accountability. It is also important to accommodate the need for special powers and disciplines with the values of the rule of law so as to ensure that the military are not only subject to the law but also protected by it.