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THE HAMLYN LECTURES 1949 Freedom under the Law by the Rt Hon. Lord Denning 1950 The Inheritance of the Common Law by Richard O'Sullivan, Esq. 1951 The Rational Strength of English Law by Professor F.H. Lawson 1952 English Law and the Moral Law by Professor A.L. Goodhart 1953 The Queen's Peace by Sir Carleton Kemp Allen 1954 Executive Discretion and Judicial Control by Professor C.J. Hamson 1955 The Proof of Guilt by Professor Glanville Williams 1956 Trial by Jury by the Rt Hon. Lord Devlin 1957 Protection from Power under English Law by the Rt Hon. Lord MacDermott 1958 The Sanctity of Contracts in English Law by Professor Sir David Hughes Parry 1959 Judge and Jurist in the Reign of Victoria by C.H.S. Fifoot, Esq. vu
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Page 7 and 8: THE STATE OF JUSTICE by MICHAEL ZAN
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Page 15 and 16: THE HAMLYN TRUST The Hamlyn Trust o
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Civil Justice not deserve. The poin
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Civil Justice Lord Woolf thought th
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Civil Justice should be allocated t
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Civil Justice would not wish a laws
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Criminal Justice However, the probl
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Criminal Justice requirement of pro
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Criminal Justice social class compo
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Criminal Justice change. One is tha
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Criminal Justice noting that in Sco
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Criminal Justice foundation of our
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Criminal Justice approach and in pr
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Criminal Justice miscarriages of ju
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Criminal Justice were silent in the
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Criminal Justice "Defence-advisers,
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Criminal Justice achieved. 75 Howev
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Criminal Justice There has of cours
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4. Human Rights The Human Rights Ac
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Human Rights judges. This feeling w
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Human Rights Human Rights Act "from
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Human Rights from pre-1998 Act deci
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Human Rights virtually no discussio
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Human Rights In the Parliamentary d
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Human Rights too many ill-conceived
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Human Rights Select Committee said
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Human Rights legislative provision"
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Human Rights and indeed no suggesti
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Human Rights Recorders. 73 Barriste
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Human Rights As currently operated,
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Human Rights "Many of the questions
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Human Rights it loses a case, its o
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Index Fenwick, E., 93n Finlay, Aman
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Index Wall, D., 74n Woolf Report on
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Other Hatnlyn Lectures The purpose
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