Public Law after the human rights act

Public Law after the Human Rights Act

Volumn , Issue , 2010, Pages 1-356

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References (66)

1. T R Hickman, 'Tort law, public authorities and the Human Rights Act 1998' in J Bell, D Fairgrieve and M Andenas, Liability of Public Authorities in Comparative Perspective (BIICL, London, 2002) ch 2.
2. T Hickman 'In Defence of the Legal Constitution' (2005) 55 University of Toronto Law Journal 981.
3. JFW Allison, A Continental Distinction in the Common Law (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1996).
4. Lord Scarman, English Law-the New Dimension (London, Stevens, 1974)
5. A Lester, Democracy and Individual Rights (London, Fabian Society, 1969)
6. M Zander, A Bill of Rights?, 3rd edn (London, Sweet and Maxwell, 1985) (1st edn 1975).
7. J Smith (Leader of the Labour Party), party conference speech 'A New Way Forward', Bournemouth 1993.
8. J Smith and T Blair, A New Agenda for Democracy: Labour's Proposals for Constitutional Reform (London, Labour Party, 1993).
9. J Beatson, S Grosz, T Hickman, R Singh, Human Rights: Judicial Protection in the United Kingdom (London, Sweet & Maxwell, 2008) 3-11 to 3-27.
10. G Huscroft and P Rishworth, ' "You Say You Want a Revolution": Bills of Rights in the Age of Human Rights', in D Dyzenhaus, M Hunt and G Huscroft (eds), A Simple Common Lawyer-Essays in Honour of Michael Taggart (Hart, Oxford, 2009) 126-27.
11. J Lewis, 'The European ceiling on human rights' [2007] PL 720, 724.
12. PP Craig, Administrative Law, 6th edn (London, Sweet & Maxwell, 2008) 565-83.
13. AL Young, Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Human Rights Act (Oxford, Hart, 2009) 54-63.
14. D Feldman, 'The Human Rights Act 1998 and Constitutional Principles' (1999) 19 Legal Studies 165.
15. Department of Constitutional Affairs, Review of the Implementation of the Human Rights Act (July 2005) 5 (Introduction by the Lord Chancellor).
16. Contrast P Alston, Promoting Human Rights Through Bills of Rights (New York, Clarendon, 1999) 10 and A Kavanagh, Constitutional Review under the UK Human Rights Act (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2009) 308 who define a Bill of Rights by reference to its legal status and effect.
17. A Kavanagh, Constitutional Review under the UK Human Rights Act (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2009) 308 who define a Bill of Rights by reference to its legal status and effect.
18. D Nicol, 'Are Convention rights a no-go zone for Parliament?' [2002] PL 438.
19. C Gearty, 'Revisiting Section 3(1) of the Human Rights Act' (2003) 119 LQR 551.
20. C Gearty, 'Civil Liberties and Human Rights' in N Bamforth and P Leyland (eds), Public Law in a Multi-Layered Constitution (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2003) 380-81.
21. J Jowell, 'Judicial deference: servility, civility or institutional capacity?' [2003] PL 592, 597.
22. F Klug, 'The Human Rights Act-a "third way" or a "third wave" Bill of Rights' [2001] EHRLR 361.
23. T Campbell, 'Incorporation through Interpretation' in T Campbell, KD Ewing and A Tomkins (eds), Sceptical Essays on Human Rights (Oxford, OUP, 2001).
24. J Austin, The Province of Jurisprudence Determined, 2nd edn (1861) 121.
25. HLA Hart, The Concept of Law (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1961), chs II-IV.
26. J Austin, Lectures on Jurisprudence, vol. II, 2nd edn (1863) 351.
27. J Goldsworthy, 'Legislative Intentions, Legislative Supremacy, and Legal Positivism' in J Goldsworthy and T Campbell (eds), Legal Interpretation in Democratic States (Aldershot, Ashgate, 2002) 66.
28. L Fuller, The Morality of Law, New Haven, Yale University Press, rev 2nd edn (1969) 207.
29. JB Thayer, 'The Origin and Scope of the American Doctrine of Constitutional Law' (1893) 7 Harv Law Rev 129, 131.
30. B McLachlin, 'Charter Myths' (1999) 33 University of British Columbia Law Revue 23.
31. M Tushnet, Taking the Constitution Away from the Courts (Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1999) 8-9
32. AM Bickel, The Least Dangerous Branch-The Supreme Court at the Bar of Politics (New Haven, Yale University Press, 1962) 260-61.
33. Nicol, 'Law and Politics After the Human Rights Act' (n 11) 744-45, 750.
34. TRS Allan, 'The Rule of Law as the Rule of Reason: Consent and Constitutionalism' (1999) 115 LQR 221, 243
35. TRS Allan, Law, Liberty and Justice (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1993) 10
36. TRS Allan, Constitutional Justice-a Liberal Theory of the Rule of Law (Oxford, OUP, 2001) 14, 214-15.
37. D Mullan, 'The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: A 'Direct Driver; of Judicial Review of Administrative Action in Canada?' in L Pearson, C Harlow and M Taggart (eds), Administrative Law in a Changing State, essays in Honour of Mark Aronson (Oxford, Hart, 2009) 144.
38. J King, 'Institutional Approaches to Judicial Restraint' (2008) 28 OJLS 409.
39. In addition to a huge number of authorities on this point, the House of Lords was referred to at least the following academic works: D Dyzenhaus, 'Law as Justification: Etienne Mureinik's Conception of Legal Culture' (1998) 14 South African Journal on Human Rights 11, 37
40. M Hunt, 'Sovereignty's Blight: Why Contemporary Public Law Needs the Concept of "Due Deference" ', in N Bamforth and P Leyland (eds), Public Law in a Multi-Layered Constitution (Oxford, Hart, 2003) 337-70
41. J Jowell, 'Judicial deference: servility, civility or institutional capacity' [2003] PL 592.
42. Allan's views in Craig, Administrative Law, 6th edn (London, Sweet & Maxwell, 2008) 604-6.
43. J Beatson, S Grosz, T Hickman and R Singh, Human Rights: Judicial Protection in the United Kingdom (London, Sweet & Maxwell, 2008) 3-229.
44. D Dyzenhaus, 'The Politics of Deference: Judicial Review and Democracy' in M Taggart (ed), The Province of Administrative Law (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 1997) 286
45. Hunt, 'Against Bifurcation' (n 4) and 'Soverignty's Blight' (n 10).
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47. JA King, 'The pervasiveness of polycentricity' [2008] PL 101.
48. Lord Steyn has said that the 'true justification' for restraint is relative 'institutional competence' and 'capacity': 'Deference' (n 68), 352.
49. Ronald Dworkin in Law's Empire (London, Fontana Press, 1991) 317-27.
50. Blackstone J records the court as having decided that the justices at Quarter Sessions would be appropriate to 'adjust little disputes': 2 Bl 924, 926.
51. M Elliott, The Constitutional Foundations of Judicial Review (Oxford, Hart, 2001).
52. MJ Bowman and SH Bailey, 'Negligence in the Realms of Public Law: A Positive Obligation to Rescue?' [1984] PL 277, 306-7
53. SH Bailey and MJ Bowman, 'Public Authority Negligence Revisited' (2000) 59 CLJ 85, 114, 125-31.
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55. J Convery, 'Public or Private? Duty of Care in a Statutory Framework: Stovin v Wise in the House of Lords' (1997) 60 MLR 559, 567, 569.
56. T Poole, 'Of headscarves and heresies: the Denbigh High School Case and public authority decision making under the Human Rights Act' [2005] PL 685.
57. J Halford, 'Statutory Equality Duties and the Public Law Courts' [2007] Judical Review 89, 98.
58. PS Atiyah and RS Summers, Form and Substance in Anglo-American Law (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1987).
59. J Jowell and A Lester, 'Beyond Wednesbury: substantive principles of administrative law' [1987] PL 368.
60. AV Dicey, An Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution, 8th edn (London, Macmillan, 1915) 191, 194-95.
61. A Barak, 'Foreword: A Judge on Judging: The Role of a Supreme Court in a Democracy' (2002) 116 Harvard Law Review 16, 21.
62. O Gross in 'Chaos and Rules: Should Responses to Violent Crises Always be Constitutional' (2003) 112 Yale Law Journal 1011
63. M Loughlin, The Idea of Public Law (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2003) chs 3, 7 and 8.
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65. MS McDougal, HD Lasswell and Lung-chu Chen, Human Rights and World Public Order (New Haven, Yale University Press, 1980) 802-15.
66. TR Hickman, 'In Defence of the Legal Constitution' [2005] 55 University of Toronto Law Journal 981.