Suchergebnisse

- First things first -- Signposts and landmarks -- The contexts of law : sketches of the stories of law -- Reading and understanding legislation -- Reading and understanding law reports -- Reading texts about law -- The anatomy of argument -- Legal reasoning -- Writing the law -- Speaking the law -- Exam strategies

Rechtsgeschichte; Impressum; Vorwort; Aus dem Vorwort zur ersten Auflage; Inhaltsverzeichnis; Abkürzungsverzeichnis; Literatur- und Quellenhinweise; 1 Einleitung und Grundbegriffe; I. Vom Sinn und Gegenstand der Rechtsgeschichte; II. Historische Hilfswissenschaften - Quellenkunde; 1. Gegenständliche Rechtsquellen; 2. Mündliche Rechtsquellen; 3. Schriftliche Rechtsquellen; a) Rechtsaufzeichnungen; b) Urkunden; c) Exkurs: Paläographie; aa) Tontafeln; bb) Wachstafeln; cc) Papyrus; dd) Pergament; ee) Papier; ff) Bücher; III. Recht; 1. Objektives Recht; 2. Subjektives Recht; IV. Gesetz

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Classical Era of Ijtihad, 632-875 -- 2. Free Markets of Fiqh -- 3. Islamic Positive Law -- 4. Islamic Constitutionalism -- 5. Covenants with Non-Muslims -- 6. Western Views of Islamic Law -- 7. Muslim Diaspora Law -- Glossary -- Index

How constitutional tests use has changed; based on decisions made in the Warren, Burger, and Rehnquist courts, 1961-90.

Negotiations between the U.S. and Soviet delegations, Aug. 1971-May 1972. Issue of the Reagan administration's new interpretation of the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

This paper provides a study of the new law on divorce from a public law perspective; it identifies a number of issues which are worth analysing from the point of view of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law. These comprise the obligatory referendum mechanism, the relevance of the Interpretation Act1 to the making of regulations under the divorce law, the formulation of a Henry VIII clause empowering the Prime Minister to amend primary legislation through subsidiary law, the administrative law issue of continuing to task mediators with non-mediation functions, that is, to act as conciliators, the lack of a definition of key terms such as 'domicile' and 'ordinary residence' and, generally, the drafting style of the divorce law, dedicating particular attention to its very first provision. The author will argue that the divorce law could have been a better product from a legislative point of view if certain improvements suggested in this paper were incorporated therein. ; peer-reviewed