This is the first full-length study of civil liberties in the United Kingdom aimed at students and written with their interests in mind. The book comprehensively covers existing systems which promote and protect civil rights in the U.K. and beyond. It analyzes in detail the many rights which are regarded as fundamental in the U.K. and in other systems of law.
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About the Author:
David Feldman is the editor of the Anglo American Law Review
Review:
`An excellent book which will rapidly become the authoritative text in this field.'
Steven Greer, University of Bristol
`An excellent and timely addition to available texts.'
Richard de Friend, University of Kent
`Excellent overall review of all the ground likely to be covered in a Civil Liberties course. The author is to be congratulated on the enormous width of the knowledge transmitted ... Very well written; very interesting.'
P.R. Ghandhi, University of Reading
`The best book on the subject on the market. In fact, the only book!'
Dr Satvinder Singh Juss, University of Westminster
`One of the few books to deal with the philosophical concepts and the substantive law.'
Mr M.J. Kemble, Manchester Metropolitan University
`The book seems excellent.'
Anne Griffiths, University of East London
`Very welcome to have an up-to-date and comprehensive collection of materials.'
Mr M.J. Dixon, University of Cambridge
`It is an excellent text in this area. It is very comprehensive, discursive and analytical.'
Dr N. Emiliou, Queen Mary and Westfield
`An excellent book - simply the best textbook I have come across in the last ten years.'
Richard Clutterbuck, University of Sussex
`This work has excellent coverage and I particularly like the reference to and comparison with the ECHR.'
Bill Bowring, University of East London
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- PublisherOxford University Press
- Publication date1993
- ISBN 10 0198762321
- ISBN 13 9780198762324
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages992
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