The Impact of the Human Rights Bill on English Law: The Clifford Chance Lectures - Vol. 3

Table of contents

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• Title Page iii
• Table of Contents v
• List of Contributors vii
• I Introduction 1
• 2. Opening Address by the Lord Chancellor 9
• 3 on Constitutional Theory 15
• 4 the Impact on Judicial Reasoning 21
• 5 Lessons from South Africa 25
• 6 Self-Incrimination, Fair Trials, and the Pursuit of Corporate and Financial Wrongdoing 31
• 7 the Impact on Labour Law 63
• 8 the Impact on Freedom of Speech 85
• V Conclusion 109
• 9 Equality Issues 111
• Conclusion 132
• 10 the Implications for Commercial Lawyers in Practice 133
• Ii the Impact on Criminal Justice 141

• Title Page iii
• Table of Contents v
• List of Contributors vii
• I Introduction 1
• 2. Opening Address by the Lord Chancellor 9
• 3 on Constitutional Theory 15
• 4 the Impact on Judicial Reasoning 21
• 5 Lessons from South Africa 25
• 6 Self-Incrimination, Fair Trials, and the Pursuit of Corporate and Financial Wrongdoing 31
• 7 the Impact on Labour Law 63
• 8 the Impact on Freedom of Speech 85
• V Conclusion 109
• 9 Equality Issues 111
• Conclusion 132
• 10 the Implications for Commercial Lawyers in Practice 133
• Ii the Impact on Criminal Justice 141
• 12 the Effect on the Law of Obligations 159
• Introduction 180
• Appendix Clifford Chance Conference, London, 28 November 1997, Participants 181
• Index 185