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Constitutional and Administrative Law remains highly popular with undergraduates for its clear writing style, and the ease with which the author expertly guides the reader through the key principles of public law. The sixth edition incorporates all significant new developments in this ever-changing area. Constitutional and Administrative Law includes a range of useful features to help students get to grips with the subject matter. These include extensive further reading suggestions to support additional research, and a large number of self-test questions to help students reinforce their knowledge. Highly praised by students and lecturers alike, this book is a must for undergraduates of all levels. Online Resource Centre This book is accompanied by an Online Resource Centre, offering the following useful resources: - Twice-yearly updates, providing easy access to changes and developments in the law. - Annotated further reading, to help students select the books and journal ariticles which best suit their needs. - A selection of web links to support additional research.

ISBN	0199574065	Weight (grammes)	974
ISBN13	9780199574063 (What's this?)	Published in	Oxford
Publisher	Oxford University Press	Series title	Core Texts Series
Imprint	Oxford University Press	Previous ISBN	9780199232857
Format	Paperback	Height (mm)	234
Publication date	15 Jul 2010	Width (mm)	154
DEWEY	342.42	Spine width (mm)	34
DEWEY edition	DC22	Academic level	Undergraduate
Pages	672

	Table of Statutes
	Table of statutory instruments
	Table of cases
	Table of European conventions, directives, and treaties
	Online Resource Centre
	Guide to using the book
Part One	Fundamental Principles of the Constitution
1	The Meaning of a Constitution	3
	What is a constitution?	3
	Classifying constitutions	7
	Do written constitutions have any value?	9
	The unwritten nature of the UK constitution	10
	Does the UK have a constitution?	12
	Sources of the UK constitution	13
	The changing nature of the UK constitution	13
	Should the UK have a written constitution?	14
	Further Reading	16
	Self-Test Questions	17
2	Separation of Powers	19
	Introduction	19
	Montesquieu and L'Esprit des Lois	20
	Is there a separation of powers in the UK constitution?	21
	Further Reading	35
	Self-Test Questions	36
3	Rule of Law	38
	Meaning of the rule of law	38
	Laws should be prospective	40
	Laws should be open and clear	41
	Natural justice	43
	Access to the courts	43
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