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Volume 68 - July 2009

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ASSISTED SUICIDE AND THE DISCRETION TO PROSECUTE
J.R. Spencer
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16 December 2009, pp. 493-495
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FROZEN IN TIME? THE ECJ FINALLY RULES ON THE KADI APPEAL
Angus Johnston
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08 April 2009, pp. 1-4
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CONTAINMENT, DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY AND BREACH OF THE PEACE
David Feldman
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10 July 2009, pp. 243-245
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A ROLE FOR THE ICJ IN ONGOING ARMED CONLICT: PROVISIONAL MEASURES
Kate Parlett
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08 April 2009, pp. 4-6
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TORTURE, DEPORTATION AND EXTRA-JUDICIAL DETENTION: INSTRUMENTS OF THE “WAR ON TERROR”
Mark Elliott
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10 July 2009, pp. 245-248
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STOP PRESS: KAFKAESQUE PROCEDURES ARE UNFAIR
Mark Elliott
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16 December 2009, pp. 495-498
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JUDICIAL ECONOMY JUSTIFIES JURISDICTION RATIONE PERSONAE
Jillaine Seymour
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08 April 2009, pp. 6-9
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PROTECTING THE RIGHT TO RESPECT FOR FAMILY LIFE IN “FOREIGN” CASES
Stephanie Palmer
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16 December 2009, pp. 498-500
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EXTRADITION AND LIFE IMPRISONMENT
Marko Milanović
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10 July 2009, pp. 248-251
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NO CURE FOR A BREACH OF THE RIGHT TO BE HEARD
Richard Moules
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10 July 2009, pp. 251-253
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COPS WITH CAMERAS – WHAT CAN THEY DO?
A.T.H. Smith
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16 December 2009, pp. 501-503
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DOUBLE-PLUS GOOD OR DOUBLE TROUBLE?
Roger O'Keefe
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08 April 2009, pp. 9-11
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MANSLAUGHTER AS A “VICISSITUDE OF LIFE”
Jonathan Morgan
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16 December 2009, pp. 503-505
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SHINING THE TORCH ON PLEA-BARGAINING
Nicola Padfield
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08 April 2009, pp. 11-14
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THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CRIME DETECTION
Bob Hepple
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10 July 2009, pp. 253-256
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AUDITORS' LIABILITY: NO NEED TO DETECT FRAUD?
Paul S. Davies
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16 December 2009, pp. 505-507
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THE ADMINISTRATIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF SENTENCES
Nicola Padfield
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10 July 2009, pp. 256-258
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JUDICIAL REVIEW OF PREROGATIVE ORDERS IN COUNCIL
Richard Moules
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08 April 2009, pp. 14-17
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NEGLIGENCE, NEIGHBOURLINESS, AND THE WELFARE STATE
Richard Mullender
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16 December 2009, pp. 507-509
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HEARSAY REFORM: THE TRAIN HITS THE BUFFERS AT STRASBOURG
J.R. Spencer
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10 July 2009, pp. 258-261
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Volume 68 - July 2009

Case and Comment

ASSISTED SUICIDE AND THE DISCRETION TO PROSECUTE

FROZEN IN TIME? THE ECJ FINALLY RULES ON THE KADI APPEAL

CONTAINMENT, DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY AND BREACH OF THE PEACE

A ROLE FOR THE ICJ IN ONGOING ARMED CONLICT: PROVISIONAL MEASURES

TORTURE, DEPORTATION AND EXTRA-JUDICIAL DETENTION: INSTRUMENTS OF THE “WAR ON TERROR”

STOP PRESS: KAFKAESQUE PROCEDURES ARE UNFAIR

JUDICIAL ECONOMY JUSTIFIES JURISDICTION RATIONE PERSONAE

PROTECTING THE RIGHT TO RESPECT FOR FAMILY LIFE IN “FOREIGN” CASES

EXTRADITION AND LIFE IMPRISONMENT

NO CURE FOR A BREACH OF THE RIGHT TO BE HEARD

COPS WITH CAMERAS – WHAT CAN THEY DO?

DOUBLE-PLUS GOOD OR DOUBLE TROUBLE?

MANSLAUGHTER AS A “VICISSITUDE OF LIFE”

SHINING THE TORCH ON PLEA-BARGAINING

THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CRIME DETECTION

AUDITORS' LIABILITY: NO NEED TO DETECT FRAUD?

THE ADMINISTRATIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF SENTENCES

JUDICIAL REVIEW OF PREROGATIVE ORDERS IN COUNCIL

NEGLIGENCE, NEIGHBOURLINESS, AND THE WELFARE STATE

HEARSAY REFORM: THE TRAIN HITS THE BUFFERS AT STRASBOURG

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