Current legal problems

Author(s)

• University College, London. Faculty of Laws
• Rideout, Roger W.
• Jowell, Jeffrey L.
• Hepple, B. A.
• Pettet, Ben
• Lloyd of Hampstead, Dennis Lloyd, Baron
• Keeton, George Williams
• Schwarzenberger, Georg

Bibliographic Information

Current legal problems

Stevens, 1948-

• vol. 1 : 1948
• vol. 2 : 1949
• vol. 3 : 1950
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• vol. 44 : 1991
• vol. 52 : 1999
• vol. 53 : 2000
• vol. 54 : 2001
• vol. 55 : 2002
• vol. 56 : 2003
• vol. 57 : 2004
• vol. 58 : 2005
• vol. 59 : 2006
• vol. 60 : 2007
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• vol. 62 : 2009
• vol. 63 : 2010
• vol. 64 : 2011
• vol. 65 : 2012
• vol. 66 : 2013
• vol. 67 : 2014
• vol. 68 : 2015
• vol. 69 : 2016
• vol. 70 : 2017
• vol. 71 : 2018

Note

1966: edited by George W. Keeton and Georg Schwarzenberger

Editors (as of 1982): Lord Lloyd of Hampstead and Roger W. Rideout with Jacqueline Dyson

Statment of responsibility (as of 1988): Edited by Roger Rideout and Jeffrey Jowell ; with Ben Pettet as assistant editor

Statement of responsibility (as of vol. 44): edited by Roger Rideout and Bob Hepple ; with Ben Pettet as assistant editor

Issued on behalf of the Faculity of Laws, University College, London

Imprint varies: 1990- , London : Sweet & Maxwell

"Published by Sweet & Maxwell Ltd., the successors of Stevens ... "--Pref. of vol. 44

Publisher of vol. 52-: Oxford University Press

Unnumbered special issues published occasionally with its special titles

Includes index

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Vol. 52以降個有のタイトルなし

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

vol. 52 : 1999 ISBN 9780198298809

Description

This year Current Legal Problems returns to a more conventional format, after the thematic issues of the last two years. The volume contains edited texts of lectures in the annual series, as well as four papers (those by Austin, Freeman, Rideout and Sarooshi) presented as part of the Facultys work in progress seminars. The first three of these papers, as also the chapter by Justice Santow (a Judicial Visitor to the Faculty) confront the implications of the new Human Rights Act. This is one clear theme to emerge in this years volume. Another is the place of ethics. Contributions explore among other topics the teaching of ethics within legal education; the ethics of lawyer-client relations with the eclipse of legal aid and the emergence of conditional fee arrangements; the role of virtue ethics; the ethics of international law; the issue of equality between husbands and wives; the virtues of reason-giving. Current Legal Problems has long ceased to insist that contributors take the title of the publication literally. But this years volume certainly has its finger of the pulse of the current---and perhaps most importantly the future.

Table of Contents

• Good Faith in Private Law
• Breach of Contract and the Meaning of Loss
• 'The Law of Business Rome': Foundations of the Anglo American Tort of Negligence
• The J. A. C. Thomas lecture
• What is the Point of Libel Law?
• The Press, the Courts, and the Constitution
• Legal Duties to Give Reasons
• Restructuring Administrative Justice? The Redress of Citizens' Grievances
• The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 upon Administrative Law
• Death, Dying, and the Human Rights Act 1998
• The Enforcement of Human Rights in Employment
• Charity in Its Political Voice: A Tinkling Cymbal or a Sounding Brass?
• Trusting the Judges: Money after Divorce
• Towards a Feminization of the Corporation?
• Liberty, Responsibility, Maternity
• Learning the Law of Lawyering
• Legal Ethics and Legal Aid
• The Evolution of the EC's Role in Investor Protection
• The United Nations System for Maintaining International Peace: What Role for Regional Organizations such as NATO?

Volume

vol. 53 : 2000 ISBN 9780198299400

Description

Current Legal Problems was established after the Second World War as a series of public lectures on law. It is now regarded as the most significant series in the United Kingdom. Each year edited texts are reproduced in the form of a volume. This year's is the 53rd such volume. The range of subject-matter as ever is wide. Subjects explored include the relationship of law and justice, law and literature, the role of the judiciary, mistakes of law, the environment, health care, the EC's internal market and children. Amongst the contributors are James Boyd White of the University of Michigan and Oxford's new Professor of Jurisprudence, John Gardner. A companion volume containing the proceedings of UCL's annual inter-disciplinary colloquium is published each year under the umbrella title Current Legal Issues: Law and Medicine was published in 2000; Law and Geography will be published in 2001.

Table of Contents

• Table of Cases
• Tables of Statutes, Treaties, and Other Sources
• 1. The Virtue of Justice and the Character of Law
• 2. Why the Law is Just
• 3. What do the Top Courts Do?
• 4. Judging Democracy: The Role of the Judiciary Under the Human Rights Act
• 5. The Desire for Meaning in Law and Literature
• 6. Remains of the Day: Notes from the Women Law Professor's Project
• 7. Mistakes of Law
• 8. The Death of Ownership
• 9. Appointments and Disappointments: White v Jones in Rome and Today
• 10. Cross-Fertilization in Private International Law
• 11. Political Libels
• 12. Time for a Paradigm Shift?: Medical Law in Transition
• 13. The Lack of Principles in Labour Law
• 14. Hearing a 'Different Voice': Third-party Intervention in Criminal Appeals
• 15. Family Rights in the Next Millennium
• 16. The End of the Century of the Child
• 17. New Strategies for Managing EC's Internal Market
• 18. The United Nations Collective Security System and the Establishment of Peace
• Index

Volume

vol. 59 : 2006 ISBN 9780199212118

Description

The Current Legal Problems lecture series and annual volume was established over fifty five years ago at the Faculty of Laws, University College London and has long been recognised as a major reference point for legal scholarship. The continuing strength of Current Legal Problems is its representation of a broad range of legal scholarship opinion, theory, methodology, and subject matter, with an emphasis upon contemporary developments of law. Contributions to the 59th volume in the series include a major re-evaluation of the Human Rights Act from Trevor Allan; a survey of recent trends in British crime and control from Robert Reiner; an analysis of the EU's impact on cultural diversity from Bruno de Witte; an examination of tax avoidance from Judith Freedman and a critique of EU constitutionalism from Neil Walker.

Table of Contents

• Table of Cases
• Judgment and Legality
• Parliament's Will and the Justice of the Common Law: The Human Rights Act in Constitutional Perspective
• European Constitutionalism in the State Constitutional Tradition
• Comparative Constitutional Law in the Courts: Is There a Problem?
• Law and Order: A 20:20 Vision
• Identity Cards and Data Protection: Public Security Interests and Individual Freedom in Times of Crisis
• Making Sense of Mens Rea in Statutory Conspiracies
• Undue Influence: Vindicating Relationships of Influence
• Equitable Rights and Wrongs
• Locating Disability Law
• Creating New Commons: Recognition of Communal Land Rights within a Private Property Framework
• The Tax Avoidance Culture: Who is Responsible? Governmental Influences and Corporate Social Responsibility
• Laws, Foreign Laws, and Facts
• The World Trade Organization After Ten Years: The Role of the WTO in a Globalized World
• Better Regulation in Europe
• Index

Volume

vol. 60 : 2007 ISBN 9780199237999

Description

The Current Legal Problems lecture series and annual volume was established over fifty five years ago at the Faculty of Laws, University College London and has long been recognised as a major reference point for legal scholarship. The continuing strength of Current Legal Problems is its representation of a broad range of legal scholarship opinion, theory, methodology, and subject matter, with an emphasis upon contemporary developments of law. Contributions to the 60th volume in the series include an analysis of the legal protection of the elderly by Jonathan Herring, a critique of the use of Government procurement to pursue social ends by Chris McCrudden, an analysis of the legal status of control orders by Lucia Zedner, and essays on developments in constitutional law and theory by Martin Loughlin, Gavin Phillipson and Rodney Austin.

Table of Contents

• 1. The Constitutional Thought of the Levellers
• 2. Deference, Discretion and Democracy in the Human Rights Act Era
• 3. The New Constitutionalism, Terrorism and Torture
• 4. Buying Social Justice: Equality and Public Procurement
• 5. Older People and The Law
• 6. Preventive Justice or Pre-Punishment? The Case of Control Orders
• 7. Confronting a False Dilemma: EU Asylum Policy Between "Protection" and "Securitization"
• 8. European Community Regulation of Online And Mobile Audiovisual Content: Too Little, Too Much, Too Soon?
• 9. Aggravated Endangerment Offences
• 10. "Breach of Duty Causing Harm?" Recent Encounters Between Negligence and Risk
• 11. Redrawing the Parameters of Good Faith in Insurance Contracts
• 12. The Legal as a Current Problem

Volume

vol. 54 : 2001 ISBN 9780199247806

Description

Current Legal Problems was established after the Second World War as a series of public lectures on law. It is now regarded as the most significant series in the United Kingdom. Each year edited texts are reproduced in the form of a volume. This year's is the 53rd such volume. The range of subject-matter as ever is wide. Subjects explored this year include comparative law, legal theory, environmental law, restitution, IP law, family law, world trade law, and international law. Amongst the contributors to this volume are Lord Bingham, Joseph Raz, Jospeh Weiler, and Peter Birks. A companion volume containing the proceedings of UCL's annual inter-disciplinary colloquium is published each year under the umbrella title Current Legal Issues.

Table of Contents

• Professor Joseph Raz, Reasoning With Rules
• Professor Lawrence Friedman, Looking Backward - American Law in the 20th Century
• Professor Paul Craig QC, Constitutionalism and Rights
• Dr Julia Black, Decentring Regulation - Developing Strategies of Self Regulation
• Professor Denis Galligan, Authoritarianism In Government and Administration - The Promise of Administrative Justice
• Professor Patrick Birkinshaw - "Open All Hours"? The Impact Of The Labour Government's Legislation On Freedom Of Information
• Professor Basil Markesinis, Unity and Division - The Search for Similarities in Contemporary European Law
• Professor Hector MacQueen, Scots and English Law, The Case of Contract
• Professor Alan Norrie - A Relational Theory of Justice
• Professor Andrew Ashworth - Is Restorative Justice The Way Forward For Criminal Justice?
• Professor Genevra Richardson, Reforming Mental Health Laws - Principle Or Pragmatism?
• Professor Peter Birks, Tracing, Property, and Unjust Enrichment
• Kit Barker, Riddles, Remedies and Restitution - Quantifying Gain In Unjust Enrichment Law
• Professor Jonathan Hill, Jurisdiction In Civil and Commercial Matters, Is There A Third Way?
• Professor Rebecca Bailey-Harris, Dividing the Assets On Family Breakdown - The Content Of Fairness
• Professor Richard Macrory, Regulating In A Risky Environment
• Professor Norman Palmer, Hammer and Tongs or Cloak and Dagger? Reflections on the Resolution of Art Disputes
• Professor Joseph Weiler, Reconciling National Regulatory Sovereignty with the Discipline of Free Trade - Towards a Principle of Economic Comity
• Professor Christine Chinkin, The United Nations Decade on the Elimination of Poverty, What Role for International Law?
• Lord Bingham, Mr Bentham Is Present.

Volume

vol. 55 : 2002 ISBN 9780199260928

Description

This, the 55th volume of Current Legal Problems explores a wide range of subjects, both novel (legal memetics and the implications of immortality), and more conventional (the relationship between common law and equity, and the rule of law). There are essays on private and public international law, on European Community law, and on an 'English' constitution. The concept of freedom is analysed. There is an examination of the current state of evidence teaching and research, and of remedies in company law and in workplace harassment. Current Legal Issues Current Legal Issues is the sister volume to Current Legal problems. Based upon an international, inter-disciplinary colloquium, it has thus far explored the links between law and science, law and literature, law and medicine, law and religion, and law and geography. Forthcoming volumes will cover law and history, law and popular culture, law and sociology, law and philosophy, and law and psychiatry.

Table of Contents

• Evolution For Our Time: A Theory of Legal Memetics
• Freedom as Normative Condition, Freedom as Physical Fact
• Intimations of Immorality - The Ethics and Justice of Life Extending Therapies
• The Rule of Law for Everyone?
• The Third University and Roman Law
• Towards an English Constitution
• The Future of English Private Transactional Law
• Integrating Equality and the Common Law
• In Rem Claims to Wealth and Surviving Value
• Rethinking the Law of Evidence: The Twenty-First Agenda for Teaching and Research
• Remedying Workplace Harassment
• Extinguishing The Flames of The Pheonix Company
• Rethinking Jurisdiction and Judgements
• The Quest for Global Insolvency Laws: A Challenge for Our Time
• Regulation and Expropriation
• The Definition(s) of Torture in International Law
• What Future for the Centralized Enforcement of Community Law?

Volume

vol. 56 : 2003 ISBN 9780199270422

Description

This, the 56th volume of Current Legal Problems, like its predecessors, explores a wide variety of issues.The contributions range across Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Private Law, International Law and EC Law. Subjects explored this year include the jurisprudence of Genesis; the law of delict; fair trials and safe convictions; and war, terrorism, and international law. Amongst the contributors to this volume are Joseph Thomson, Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, and Philippe Sands QC. A companion volume containing the proceedings of UCL's annual inter-disciplinary colloquium is published each year under the umbrella title Current Legal Issues.

Table of Contents

• 1. Jeremy Bentham, The Principle of Utility, and Legal Positivism
• 2. The Jurisprudence of Genesis
• 3. The Central Questions of Legal Philosophy
• 4. In the Interests of Justice: A Comparative Perspective on Access to Legal Services and Accountability of the Legal Profession
• 5. Principle or Policy? The Judicial Development of the Law of Delict
• 6. Private Life and Public Interest
• 7. Tort Law and Feminist Critique
• 8. Fair Trials and Safe Convictions
• 9. Sentencing Guidelines: Past, Present, and Future
• 10. Kuwait Airways Corp. v Iraqi Airways Corp: The Territoriality Principle in Private International Law: Vice or Virtue?
• 11. The Restatement Third, Restitution and Unjust Enrichment at Midpoint
• 12. Is there a Limit to the Expansion of Small Claims?
• 13. Reflections on the Relationship between Law and Masculinities: Rethinking the 'Man Question' in Legal Studies
• 14. The Constitutional Challenge of New Governance in the European Union
• 15. The Growing Influence of the European Union on International Family Law: a View from the Boundary
• 16. Global Governance and the International Judiciary: Choosing our Judges
• 17. War, Terrorism, and International Law
• 18. Political Violence and Commercial Risk
• 19. The Judicial Enforcement of Socio-Economic Rights: The Grootboom Case
• 20. A Time to be Born and a Time to Die

Volume

vol. 57 : 2004 ISBN 9780199274680

Description

This, the 57th volume of "Current Legal Problems", like its predecessors, explores a wide variety of issues. The contributions range across Analytical Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, medical and legal ethics, Private Law, Public law, International Law and EC Law. Subjects explored this year include European regulation of GMOs, the uses of comparative legal history, and EC competition law and public services. Amongst the contributors to this volume are Michael Bridge, Tony Prosser, and Ben Pettet . A companion volume containing the proceedings of UCL's annual inter-disciplinary colloquium is published each year under the umbrella title "Current Legal Issues".

Table of Contents

• 1. Why English Jurisprudence is Analytical
• 2. On Not Expecting the Spanish Inquisition: The Uses of Comparative Legal History
• 3. Is the Adversary System Really Dead? Dilemmas of Legal Ethics as Legal Institutions and Roles Evolve
• 4. European Regulation of GMOs: Thinking about Judicial Review in the WTO
• 5. Fixing the Limits of EC Competition Law: State Action and the Accommodation of the Public Services
• 6. Democracy, Rights and the Constitution - New Directions in the Human Rights Era
• 7. The Privatisation of British Railways: Regulatory Failure or Legal Failure?
• 8. Use, Time and Entitlement
• 9. Innocent Misrepresentation in Contract
• 10. Does Choice of Law Make Any Sense?
• 11. Administrative Receivership and Administration - An Analysis
• 12. Company and Capital Markets Law: Taking Stock of European Integration
• 13. Whose Death is it Anyway: Euthanasia and the Medical Profession
• 14. Xenotransplantation: A Pig in a Poke?
• 15. Re-Thinking Kinship: Law's Construction of the Animal Body

Volume

vol. 58 : 2005 ISBN 9780199285396

Description

The 58th volume of "Current Legal Problems", like its predecessors, explores a wide variety of issues. The contributions range across Analytical Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Medical and Family Ethics, International Law, EU Law, Military Detention, English Criminal Law, Terrorism, Democracy, Human Rights, Civil Liberties, Media Expression, Feminism, Economic Theory, Corporate Law, Competition Regulation, Labour Law, Biotechnology, and Biodiversity. Amongst the contributors to this volume are Daniel Farber, Conor Gearty, Ralph Wilde, Edwin Cameron, Jonathan Rogers, Robin Morse, Jo Bridgeman, Linda Mulcahy, Alison Diduck, Jo Shaw, James Penner, Vivienne Brown, John Armour, Reinhard Zimmermann, Michael Spence, Mark Freedland, and Catherine Redgewell. A companion volume containing the proceedings of UCL's annual inter-disciplinary colloquium is published each year under the umbrella title Current Legal Issues.

Table of Contents

• Unlawful Combatants: Military Detention, Terrorism, and the Rule of Law
• Human Rights in an Age of of Counter-terrorism: Injurious, Irrelevant, or Indispensible?
• The Extra-territorial Application of the Human Rights Act
• When Judges Fail Justice
• Prosecutors, Courts, and Conduct of the Accused which Engages a Qualified Human Right
• Rights relating to Personality, Freedom of the Press, and Private International Law: Some Common Law Comments
• When Systems Fail: Parents, Children, and the Quality of Healthcare
• Feminist Fever? Cultures of Adversarialism in the Aftermath of the Woolf Reforms
• Shifting Familiarity
• Mainstreaming Equality and Diversity in European Union Law and Policy
• Decent Burials for Dead Concepts
• Rights, Liberties, and Duties: Reformulating Hohfeld's Scheme of Legal Relations?
• Who should make Corporate Law? EC Legislation versus Regulatory Competition
• Consumer Contract Law and General Contract Law: The German Experience
• The Mark as Expression/The Mark as Property
• Re-thinking the Personal Work Contract
• Biotechnology, Biodiversity, and International Law

Volume

vol. 61 : 2008 ISBN 9780199545513

Description

The Current Legal Problems lecture series and annual volume was established around sixty years ago at the Faculty of Laws, University College London and has long been recognized as a major reference point for legal scholarship. The continuing strength of Current Legal Problems is its representation of a broad range of legal scholarship opinion, theory, methodology, and subject matter, with an emphasis upon contemporary developments of law. Contributions to the 61st volume in the series include an analysis of war as crime by Professor Gerry Simpson, an assessment of the problems in building a realistic climate change regime by Professor Daniel Cole, and an exploration of the problems of character evidence by Dr Mike Redmayne.

Table of Contents

• The Aims of Equality Law
• The Morality of Prophylactic Legislation (with Special Reference to Speed Limits, Assisted Suicide, Torture, and Detention without Trial)
• Constitutional Transplants: Returning to the Garden
• Modelling Judicial Review
• Britain's Transnational Constitution
• Obscuring the Public Function: A Social Housing Case Study
• 'Stop Calling it Agression': War as Crime
• Climate Change and Collective Action
• ACHIEVING LABOUR MARKET EQUALITY THROUGH NEW GOVERNANCE
• DIAMOND ASHIAGBOR
• The Boundaries of Abuse of Process in Criminal Trials
• 'A Compleat System of Knavery': Folk Devils, Moral Panics and the Origins of Financial Regulation
• The Ethics of Character Evidence

Volume

vol. 62 : 2009 ISBN 9780199583737

Description

The Current Legal Problems lecture series and annual volume was established around sixty years ago at the Faculty of Laws, University College London and has long been recognized as a major reference point for legal scholarship. The continuing strength of Current Legal Problems is its representation of a broad range of legal scholarship opinion, theory, methodology, and subject matter, with an emphasis upon contemporary developments of law. Contributions to the 62nd volume in the series include a comparative analysis of UK and US responses to terrorism, a discussion of the current legal solutions to the issue of cohabitation, an analysis of the broadening scope of risk regulation, and essays on subjects as diverse as media regulation, art and law, and abstraction and equality.

Table of Contents

• 1. False Contingency
• 2. Abstraction and Equality
• 3. The Human Face of the Rule of Law
• 4. Constitutional Review, the Courts, and Democratic Scepticism
• 5. English Lessons: A Comparative Analysis of UK and US Responses to Terrorism
• 6. Art, Law, and Creativity
• 7. 'A Normal Man...Hardly Exists': Law, Narrative, the Psyche, and the Normal Man
• 8. Beyond Safety? The Broadening Scope of Risk Regulation
• 9. 'Fair Play to All Sides of the Truth': Controlling Media Distortions
• 10. Cohabitation: Current Legal Solutions
• 11. 'Lost in Translation'? Towards a Theory of Economic Transplants
• 12. Gauging the Cumbersomeness of EU Law
• 13. European Tort Law: A Primer for the Common Lawyer
• 14. Team of Rivals? Toward a New Model of the Corporate Attorney/Client Relationship

Volume

vol. 63 : 2010 ISBN 9780199602582

Description

The Current Legal Problems lecture series and annual volume was established around 60 years ago at the Faculty of Laws, University College London, and has long been recognized as a major reference point for legal scholarship. The continuing strength of Current Legal Problems is its representation of a broad range of legal scholarship opinion, theory, methodology, and subject matter, with an emphasis upon contemporary developments of law. Contributions to the 63rd volume in the series include a discussion on the human rights of children, the difficulties of social welfare in Europe, and the role of the Human Rights Act post 9/11. Other chapters address subjects as diverse as the law of trusts, international trade regulation in the WTO, and UK corporate law reform. From Volume 64, Current Legal Problems will be available as online only, print only, or combined print and online subscriptions from Oxford Journals. The archive back to 1996 will be available immediately from January. Find out more: http://clp.oxfordjournals.org/

Table of Contents

• 1. The Human Rights of Children
• 2. An Unholy Trinity? Non-Consent, Coercion and Exploitation in Contemporary Legal Responses to Sexual Violence in England & Wales
• 3. Is it NICE? The Appeal, Limits and Promise of Translating a Health Innovation into Criminal Justice
• 4. 'Adjudicating in the Shadow of the Informal Settlement?': The European Court of Justice, 'New Governance', and Social Welfare
• 5. Recalibrating ECHR Rights, And The Role Of The Human Rights Act Post 9/11: Reasserting International Human Rights Norms In The 'War On Terror'?
• 6. When it Comes to Contact Disputes, What are Family Courts For?
• 7. Transparency and Administrative Law: A Critical Evaluation
• 8. Corporate Law in the UK after Recent Reforms: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
• 9. Regulating the Retail Markets: Law, Policy, and the Financial Crisis
• 10. Law, Language and International Trade Regulation in the WTO
• 11. Law, Regulation and Public Health Research: A Case for Fundamental Reform?
• 12. European Contract Law: Are No Oral Modification Clauses not worth the paper they are written on? - DCFR II.-4:105 v CISG 29(2), UNIDROIT Principles 2.1.18, UCC 2-209 and Comparative Law
• 13. Issues Arising From the Interplay Between Different Areas of International Law
• 14. Distrust: Our Fear of Trusts in the Commercial World
• 15. An Untheory of the Law of Trusts, or Some Notes Towards Understanding the Nature of Trusts Law Doctrine

Volume

vol. 42 : 1989 ISBN 9780420483805

Description

The Faculty of Law, University College, London, has been responsible for the delivery of an annual series of public lectures for the past 40 years on topics of current interest both to practising and academic lawyers and the general public. The texts of these lectures are reproduced in an annual volume entitled "Current Legal Problems", together with additional papers. Amongst the papers featured in this volume are a study of the related problems of proof in criminal trials, a discussion of the complex law of insolvency, an essay which examines the implications of the "Spycatcher" case on the law of confidentiality, and a guide to a complex area of jurisprudence related to the work of Habermas.

Volume

vol. 44 : 1991 ISBN 9780421453005

Description

This volume contains the texts of a series of public lectures on topics of interest to both practising lawyers and the general public. The contributors discuss the freedom of the press and broadcasting, the crime of incest, the role of the Lord Chancellor and the power of judges.

Table of Contents

• Press and broadcasting freedom - does anyone have any rights to free speech?, Eric Barendt
• the Lord Chancellor in the 1990s, Lord Mackay of Clashfern
• flexibility and certainty in the 1990s, Donald Nicholls
• the crime of incest, Jennifer Temkin.

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