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Volume 66 - November 2007

Case and Comment

“PUBLIC” AND “PRIVATE”: DEFINING THE SCOPE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

BRITISH RESIDENTS AT GUANTANAMO BAY

JURISDICTION AND RESPONSIBILITY BY NECESSARY IMPLICATION: GENOCIDE IN BOSNIA

ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKERS AND COMPLIANCE WITH ARTICLE 6(1): THE LIMITS OF THE CURATIVE PRINCIPLE

FEAR AND MAYHEM IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA: JUSTICIABILITY IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

PROTECTING PROTEST – A CONSTITUTIONAL SHIFT

CONTROLLING CONTROL ORDERS: ARTICLE 5 ECHR AND THE PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ACT 2005

THREE NEW CASES ON CONSENT

DISTINGUISHING THE UNLAWFUL FROM THE UNJUSTIFIABLE IN THE RULES ON EARLY RELEASE FROM PRISON

LIBEL AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST

ARBITRATION AND THE BRUSSELS REGULATION

PRISONER VOTING RIGHTS AND THE EFFECT OF HIRST v. UNITED KINGDOM (No. 2) ON NATIONAL LAW

WORLDWIDE FREEZING ORDERS IN EUROPE

VOLUNTARY INTOXICATION, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND THE FUTURE OF MAJEWSKI

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW? JONES V. WHALLEY AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVATE PROSECUTION

REPAIRS, REFUSALS AND REJECTIONS

A VICTORY FOR “JUSTICE” OVER COMMERCIAL CERTAINTY

NEGLIGENT MEDICAL ADVICE AND FINANCIAL LOSS: “SICK AS A PARROT”?

CONTRIBUTION: COMPENSATION VERSUS RESTITUTION

BONA FIDE IN THE INTEREST OF CERTAINTY

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Volume 66 - November 2007

Case and Comment