حقوق به زبان انگلیسی

حقوق به زبان انگلیسی - Brown: GCSE Law 

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مشاهده فهرست مطالب این کتاب * Preface

* Acknowledgements

* Table of Cases

* Table of Statutes

1- The Nature and Sources of Law

- What is Meant by (Law)

- The Necessity for Law

- Divisions of Law

- How the Law has Grown

- Sources of Law

- Judicial precedent

- Stare decisis (the standing of decisions)

- Binding and Persuasive Precedents

- Law Reports

- Legislation

- Delegated Legislation

- European Community Law

- Subsidiary Sources of Law

2- The Administration of the Law

- The Courts

- The Civil Courts

- Alternative Dispute Resolution

- The Criminal Courts

- Other Courts

- Tribunals

- Arbitration

- The Judiciary and the Legal Profession

- Legal Aid and Advice

- Jury

3- Enforcing the Law

- Sanctions and remedies

- Powers of arrest

- Bail

- Criminal Sanctions

- Factors Determining Sentencing

- Civil Remedies

4- Legal Personality

- Children

- Bankrupts

- Persons of Unsound Mind

- The Crown

- Corporations

- Unincorporated Associations

- Partnerships

- Trade Unions

- Nationality

5- Civil Liberties

- Rights and Duties of the Individual

- Freedom of the Person

- Freedom of Speech

- Freedom of Association

- Freedom to Worship

- Freedom of Meeting and Procession

- Public Order Restrictions

- Protection of Rights and Freedoms

- International Conventions and Courts

- The Human Rights Act 1998

6- Contract

- Essentials of a Contract

- Offer

- Acceptance

- Consideration

- Capacity

- Legal Relations

- Legality

- Consensus ad Idem (Agreement)

- Discharge of a Contract

- Remedies for Breach of Contract

- Limitation of Bringing an Action

7- Consumer Law

- Sale of Goods Act 1979

- Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982

- Consumer Protection Act 1987

- Nemo Dat Quod Non Habet

- Rights of Action by the Seller and Buyer

- Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977

- The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contract Regulations

- Consumer Credit Act 1974

8- Contracts of Employment

- The Nature of the Contract

- Form of Contract

- Duties of Employer

- Termination of Employment

- Sex Discrimination

- Race Discrimination

- Disability Discrimination

- Harassment

9- The Law of Torts

- Strict Liability

- Negligence

- Trespass

- Nuisance

- Liability of Parents for the Torts of Children

- Defamation

- Vicarious Liability

- General Defences in Tort

10- Criminal Law

- Definition

- Elements of a Crime

- Specific Crimes

- The Theft Act 1968

- The Theft Act 1978

- General Defences

11- Family Law

- Marriage

- The Children Act 1989

- Divorce

- Judicial Separation

- The Family Law Act 1996

- Maintenance

12- Law of Succession and Property

- Wills

- Family Provision

- Legacies

- Personal Representatives

- Intestacy

13- Examination Technique

- Revision

- Day of Examination

- Coursework

14- Appendix

- Glossary

- List of Assresses where information may be obtained

- Suggested Booklist

- Index

*Ninth Edition*
GCSE Law contains everything you need to know for the GCSE Law Examination , covering the whole GCSE Law syllabus in a clear , concise and accessible way . It will help you throught your course , explaning the central principles of the subject and providing all the background information you need for your coursework projects.

Inside you will find:
-Specimen examination questions , talking points and suggested coursework title
-Useful websites for further information
-An Act of parliament , a football league contract , court forms and other sample materials to help place the law in its contextand bring the subject alive
-Diagrams by way of illustration , such as flow - chart of the courts structure and appeals system
-Tips on preparing for the examination and advice on examination technique
-A glossary of legal terms
-Further reading and useful addresses which may provide helpful information

Fully up-to-date, this new edition has been extensively revised to take account of the many legal developments which have occurred since the last edition . In particular:
-The wealth of legislation following the Criminal Justice Act 2003 , including changes in the selection of juries and magistrates powers of sentencing.
-Actual and proposed far - reaching constitutional changes.
-Further developments concerning the Human Rights Act 1998.
-The latest on anti - terrorism legislation.
-A reordering of the text since the eighth edition , including a new and comprehensive chapter on how the law is enforced.
-Many additional cases and statutes.

GCSE Law , written by an experienced teacher and examiner, continues to be the ideal course companion 2005.