Introduction to the English legal system
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Introduction to the English legal system
Oxford University Press, c2013
2013-2014 [ed.]
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Are you new to studying law...You've decided to study one of the most fascinating subjects - law. Whether you're working towards a law degree or studying law as part of another subject, Introduction to the English Legal System is your ideal starting point. Right from the word go, it enlivens and clarifies the legal system, and explains the central role it plays in society...and do you want to engage with contemporary debates? Consolidating over 40 years' experience in the law, Martin Partington will challenge your assumptions about the English legal system, and encourage you to question how far it meets the demands placed upon it. Written in a lively style and incorporating a wealth of examples throughout, this concise introduction brings law and the legal system to life. This title is accompanied by an innovative Online Resource Centre providing a wide range of resources: For students: * Author blog with podcasts * Web links * Knowledge-testing multiple choice questions * Discussion questions * Flashcard glossary * Crosswords For lecturers: * Test bank of multiple choice questions with answers and feedback * Customizable PowerPoint presentations
Table of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. Aims, themes and structure
- LAW, SOCIETY, AND AUTHORITY
- 2. Law and society: the purposes and functions of law
- 3. Law-making: authority and process
- THE INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
- 4. Shaping the institutional framework: the role of government
- 5. The criminal justice system
- 6. The administrative justice system
- 7. The family justice system
- 8. The civil and commercial justice system
- THE DELIVERY AND FUNDING OF LEGAL SERVICES
- 9. Delivering legal services: practitioners, adjudicators, and legal scholars
- 10. Funding legal services
- CONCLUSION
- 11. Is the English legal system fit for purpose?
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