Contents - Faculty of Law - University of Cambridge

Rawls, Political LiberalismRawls, Justice as Fairness: A RestatementRaz, Ethics in the Public DomainSimmonds, Law as a Moral IdeaPaper 48. Prescribed Subjects (Half-papers)CIVIL PROCEDURE1. Formal Proceedingsfundamental principles of civil procedureaims and framework of the Civil Procedure Rules (1998)access to justice and CFAs, costshuman rights and procedurepre-trial applications and remediesdisclosure and privilegesexpertshearings, trial, res judicata, enforcement, and appealsmulti-party and complex proceedings2. Alternative Civil JusticeADR:(i) mediation(ii) arbitrationREADINGThe Hon. Mr Justice Lightman, Civil Litigation in the 21 st Century (1998) 17 Civil Justice Quarterly 373-394Jacob, The Fabric of English Civil Justice (Hamlyn Lectures, 1986)Jolowicz, (1998) Legal Studies vol. 8, p. 1 (‘Comparative Law and the Reform of Civil Procedure’) and Jolowicz, On CivilProcedure (2000)Andrews (Birks ed), ch. 19, vol. 2, Civil Procedure in English Private Law (2000 and 2nd supplement, 2004)Andrews, English Civil Procedure (2003) Part I, esp. chs. 1, 2, 6Andrews, The Modern Civil Process (2008)Andrews, Contracts and English Dispute Resolution (2010) Part IICranston, How Law Works (2006) (pp. 35-211 – useful background)COMPETITION LAW1. Introduction to competition law. The theory of competition and relevant economic principles. Overview of EU andUK competition law.2. The foundations of EU competition law: scope of application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU; levels of enforcement ofEU competition law; the relationship between EU and national competition law; the notion of undertaking in Articles101 and 102 TFEU; the jurisdiction of the Commission in the application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU.62