Buch(elektronisch)2018

Law and the Whirligig of Time

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Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- History -- 1. Law as History -- The Anisminic saga -- Crime at common law -- Politics and slavery -- Law's whiteout -- History and law -- 2. The History of English Law -- Final appeals -- The Law Courts -- Public law -- The Plimsoll line -- Public administration and crime -- Women as persons -- 3. Human Rights and the Whirligig of Time -- Rights in space -- A British bill of rights? -- Rights in time -- Why human rights? -- How evident is self-evident? -- Engines of change -- Lawful violations -- Relativism and absolutism -- Sources -- 4. A Glorious Revolution? -- 5. Judges and Ministers -- 6. Obscenity and the Margin of Appreciation -- Strasbourg and Europe -- 7. Does the Separation of Powers Still Work? -- Law and Rights -- 8. The Role of the Judge -- Independence and Dicey -- The separation of powers -- Impartiality and independence -- Accountability -- Judges and the media -- Judicial immunity -- 9. Anonymity and the Right to Lie -- Trolling -- Lying -- Anonymity -- Sources -- Legal controls -- Secret ballots -- 10. Dealing with Strasbourg -- 11. Speaking in Tongues -- A problem -- A solution -- 12. The Public Interest -- Relator actions -- 13. Judicial Misconduct -- 14. Recusal: When Should a Judge Not Be a Judge? -- Mr Dimes and Lord Cottenham -- General Pinochet and Lord Hoffmann -- Affinity and the reasonable observer -- Dealing with contempt -- Lay tribunals -- 15. The Right to Die -- 16. The Brexit Case -- 17. The Supreme Court -- 18. Arbitration -- 19. Detention without Trial -- 20. Originalism -- 21. Colonels in Horsehair -- 22. The British Constitution -- 23. A New Constitution? -- 24. Freedom of Expression -- 25. The Abuse of Power -- The abuse of parliamentary power -- The royal prerogative -- 26. A Compensation Culture? -- People -- 27. Rudy Narayan -- 28. John Warr

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Law and the whirligig of time

Sedley, Stephen

History -- 1. Law as History -- 2. The History of English Law -- 3. Human Rights and the Whirligig of Time -- 4. A Glorious Revolution? -- 5. Judges and Ministers -- 6. Obscenity and the Margin of Appreciation -- 7. Does the Separation of Powers Still Work? -- Law and Rights -- 8. The Role of the Judge -- 9. Anonymity and the Right to Lie -- 10. Dealing with Strasbourg -- 11. Speaking in Tongues -- 12. The Public Interest -- 13. Judicial Misconduct -- 14. Recusal: When Should a Judge Not Be a Judge? -- 15. The Right to Die -- 16. The Brexit Case -- 17. The Supreme Court -- 18. Arbitration -- 19. Detention without Trial -- 20. Originalism -- 21. Colonels in Horsehair -- 22. The British Constitution -- 23. A New Constitution? -- 24. Freedom of Expression -- 25. The Abuse of Power -- 26. A Compensation Culture? -- People -- 27. Rudy Narayan: 1938-1998 -- 29. Lord Diplock: 1907-1985 -- 30. Lord Scarman: 1911-2004 -- 31. Lord Bingham: 1933-2010 -- 32. Lord Mansfi eld: 1705-1793 -- 33. Sir Thomas More: 1478-1535 -- 34. Lord Denning: 1899-1999 -- 35. Lord Sumption and Public Law -- 36. Bob Dylan -- 37. Ewan MacColl: 1915-1989 -- Occasional Pieces -- 38. A Commonplace Book -- 39. Under Milk Wood Lost and Found -- 40. Getting It Wrong -- Afterword: A Different Cat