Butterworths’ Company <strong>Law</strong> Handbook (latest ed)Palgrave Macmillan, Core Statutes on Company <strong>Law</strong> (latest ed)Routledge, Company <strong>Law</strong> Statutes (latest ed)Advice to candidates:Prior knowledge <strong>of</strong> company law would be an advantage. Candidates who do not have this should read an introductorybook (e.g. Davies, Introduction to Company <strong>Law</strong>) before starting the course.PAPER 11. CRIMINAL JUSTICE: PLAYERS AND PROCESSESEvaluating the criminal justice system, including comparative materials. The role <strong>of</strong> discretion within the system.Contemporary issues in criminal justice: including race and gender issues; questions <strong>of</strong> fairness and justice.Key players: Police; Prosecutors; Defence lawyers; Magistrates; Juries; Judges; Prison and probation.Key processes explored by looking at theory, law and practice. For example, youth justice, including restorative justice;Police powers; Diversion: the growth in non-court sanctions; The trial process; Criminal penalties; Managing sentences:prisons, probation and privatisation; Parole, early release and recalls to prison.READINGTextbooks:Ashworth, Sentencing and Criminal Justice (4th ed 2005)Ashworth and Redmayne, The Criminal Process (3rd ed 2005)Cavadino and Dignan, The Penal System: An Introduction (4th ed 2007)Easton and Piper, Sentencing and Punishment: The Quest for Justice (2nd ed 2008)Padfield, The Criminal Justice Process (4th ed 2008)Sanders and Young, Criminal Justice (3rd ed 2006)Further Reading:Auld, Review <strong>of</strong> the Criminal Courts <strong>of</strong> England and Wales (2001)Gelsthorpe and Morgan, Handbook <strong>of</strong> Probation (2007)Gelsthorpe and Padfield (eds), Discretion: its uses in criminal justice and beyond (2003)Hudson, Understanding Justice. An Introduction to Ideas, Perspectives and Controversies in Modern Penal Theory (2nded 2003)Maguire, Morgan and Reiner (eds), The Oxford Handbook <strong>of</strong> Criminology (4th ed 2007)Von Hirsch, Ashworth and Roberts (eds), Principled Sentencing: Readings on Theory and Policy (3rd ed 2009)Padfield (ed), Who to release? Parole, fairness and criminal justice (2007)Zedner, Criminal Justice (2004)Many <strong>of</strong>ficial and un<strong>of</strong>ficial Reports and other documents.Students will be directed to specialist reading for individual topics.PAPER 12. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY86
1. Introduction: Types <strong>of</strong> IPRs. National effect and international relations. Movements for regional rights andinternational harmonisation. Problems <strong>of</strong> enforcement.2. Patents for inventions: Subject matter, interpretation, validity, infringement. Entitlement and dealings. Employees’inventions. Abuse <strong>of</strong> monopoly.3. Confidential information: trade secrets, governmental and personal secrets – bases and scope <strong>of</strong> protection.4. Trade marks, names, get-up, etc: common law liability.5. Trade mark registration: objectives; registrability; continuing validity; infringement.6. Copyright: authors’ rights and neighbouring rights; basic concepts: work, author, originality, term, qualification.Infringement, exceptions and moral rights. Ownership and dealings. Complex products: film, multi-media works.Databases. Industrial Designs.7. Intellectual Property in the EU: freedom to move goods and provide services.READINGIntroductory:Davis, Intellectual Property (3rd ed 2008)General:Aplin and Davis, Intellectual Property <strong>Law</strong>: Text, Cases and Materials (2009)Bently and Sherman, Intellectual Property <strong>Law</strong> (3rd ed 2008)Cornish and Llewellyn, Intellectual Property: Patents, Copyright, Trade Marks and Allied Rights (7th ed 2010)Cases and Statutes:Cornish, Materials on Intellectual Property (5th ed 2006)Blackstone’s Statutes on Intellectual Property (8th ed 2006)PAPER 13. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN THE LAW OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATIONThe course provides a space on the syllabus for discussion <strong>of</strong> topical issues in EU law, and thus for students to developan academic understanding <strong>of</strong> the debates which are preoccupying politicians and the media. The content <strong>of</strong> the courseis necessarily flexible but this year will focus on four issues: the functioning and reform <strong>of</strong> the EU’s system <strong>of</strong> judicialprotection, the EU’s system for human rights protection, (de)pillarisation, and competences in the EU.1. The functioning and reform <strong>of</strong> the EU’s system <strong>of</strong> judicial protection(i) Seminar on the basic legal provisions concerning the ECJ (preliminary rulings, actions for annulment, etc)(ii) Proposals for procedural/substantive/structural reform <strong>of</strong> the ECJ(iii) Different perspectives on the ECJ and its role (judicial activism, political science, economics)(iv) Examining the role <strong>of</strong> the ECJ and its interaction with national systems in different sectors <strong>of</strong> judicial activity(eg consumer law, free movement law)87
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