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The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02

The Cambridge Law Journal publishes articles on all aspects of law. Special emphasis is placed on contemporary developments, but the journal's range includes jurisprudence and legal history. An important feature of the journal is the Case and Comment section, in which members of the Cambridge Law Faculty and other distinguished contributors analyse recent judicial decisions, new legislation and current law reform proposals. The articles and case notes are designed to have the widest appeal to those interested in the law and to provide an opportunity for them to keep abreast of new ideas and the progress of legal reform. Each issue also contains an extensive section of book reviews.

DEPORTING SUSPECTED TERRORISTS TO FACE TORTURE

Case Report
David Feldman,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 225-227

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QUASHING CONVICTIONS FOR PROCEDURAL IRREGULARITIES

Case Report
J. R. Spencer,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 227-230

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THE EXECUTIVE, THE PAROLE BOARD AND ARTICLE 5 ECHR: PROGRESS WITHIN “AN UNHAPPY STATE OF AFFAIRS”?

Case Report
Patricia Londono,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 230-233

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STATUTORY SUSPENSION OF THE PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION: A HALF-FINISHED JOB?

Case Report
Richard Moules,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 233-236

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TERRORISM: POSSESSION OF ARTICLES

Case Report
Graham Virgo,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 236-238

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NEGLIGENCE LIABILITY FOR FAILING TO PREVENT CRIME – THE HUMAN RIGHTS DIMENSION

Case Report
Iain Steele,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 239-241

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EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY FOR INJURED EMPLOYEE'S SUICIDE

Case Report
Janet O'Sullivan,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 241-244

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PLACE OF DELIVERY IN INTERNATIONAL SALES CONTRACTS

Case Report
Louise Merrett,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 244-246

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PUBLIC POLICY AND CULTURAL OBJECTS

Case Report
Pippa Rogerson,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 246-249

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MODIFICATION AND DISCHARGE OF RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS: THE HOUSING ACT 1985

Case Report
Emma Waring,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 249-252

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DISCLOSURE OF A SETTLOR'S WISH LETTER IN A DISCRETIONARY TRUST

Case Report
D.M. Fox,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 252-254

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CONTRIBUTION REVISITED

Case Report
Graham Virgo,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 254-256

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PATENT ENTITLEMENT CLAIMS: MARKEM OVERRULED

Case Report
Kathleen Liddell,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 256-260

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REMOVING BABIES AT BIRTH: A MORE THAN QUESTIONABLE PRACTICE

Case Report
Andrew Bainham,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 260-262

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SOCIAL DUMPING OR DUMPING SOCIALISM?

Case Report
Catherine Barnard,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 262-264

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CONSTRUCTIVE TRUSTS: A NEW MODEL FOR EQUITY AND UNJUST ENRICHMENT

Research Articles
Terence Etherton,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 265-287

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IS LAW REALLY A SOCIAL SCIENCE? A VIEW FROM COMPARATIVE LAW

Research Articles
Geoffrey Samuel,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 288-321

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ARGUMENTS ABOUT PARENTAGE

Research Articles
Andrew Bainham,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 322-351

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LEGAL HUMANISM AND LAW-AS-INTEGRITY

Research Articles
Mark D. Walters,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 352-375

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THE IMPORTANCE OF DELIVERY AND POSSESSION IN THE PASSING OF TITLE

Research Articles
Louise Merrett,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 376-395

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ETHICAL INVESTMENTS: A CASE OF DISJOINTED THINKING

Research Articles
Rosy Thornton,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 396-422

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Political Constitutionalism: A Republican Defence of the Constitutionality of Democracy . By Richard Bellamy. [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2007. x, 263 and (Index) 7 pp. Paperback £15.99. ISBN 9780521683678.]

Book Reviews
T. R. S. Allan,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 423-426

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The Sovereignty of Law: The European Way . By Francis G. Jacobs. [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2007. xiv and 163 pp. Paperback £12.99. ISBN 9780521703857.]

Book Reviews
N. W. Barber,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 426-428

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Torts and Rights . By Robert Stevens. [Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2007. xxxix and 350 and (Index) 10 pp. Hardback £40.00. ISBN 9780199211609.]

Book Reviews
Sarah Green,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 428-429

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Emerging Issues in Tort Law . Edited by Jason Neyers, Erika Chamberlain and Stephen Pitel. [Oxford: Hart Publishing. 2007. xvi, 580 and (Index) 12 pp. Hardback £75.00. ISBN 9781841137070.]

Book Reviews
Sarah Green,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 429-431

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Forum Shopping in the European Judicial Area . Edited by Pascal de Vareilles-Sommières. [Oxford: Hart Publishing. 2007. xv, 242 pp. Hardback £50.00. ISBN 9781841137834.]

Book Reviews
Chris Knight,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 431-433

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The Role of National Human Rights Institutions at the International and Regional Levels: The Experience of Africa . By Rachel Murray. [Oxford: Hart Publishing. 2007. ix and 137 pp. Hardback £35.00. ISBN 9781841133942.]

Book Reviews
M. A. Stein,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 433-434

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UK Competition Procedure – The Modernised Regime . By Elizabeth O'Neill and Emma Sanders. [Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2007. lxxv, 606, (Appendices) 131 and (Index) 25 pp. Hardback £155.00. ISBN 9780199284276.]

Book Reviews
Angus Johnston,
The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 434-436

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BOOKS RECEIVED

Books Received

The Cambridge Law Journal, Volume 67 Issue 02 , pp 437-441

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