LAW RESOURCES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER

Consultations and reports from the Law Commission dealing with a number of relevant topics, e.g. remedies against public bodies, various matters to do with housing  and others. Many of these reports inform the development of subsequent legislation.

The Publications section contains a number of consultations and published reports concerning a range of legal subjects including ,   etc., and many more.

Information leaflets on such things as Judicial Review, Ombudsmen, Impact of the HRA on Judicial Review etc. Free Downloads available and a number of useful links.

Information on devolution, public scrutiny of parliament, the role of Church and state etc. The site provides access to the newsletter, a list of publications and and archive of relevant reports

Although primarily dealing with the issues of human and civil rights, the CAJ site does have documents relating to Public Inquiries, public order, and the campaign for a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland.

This new ministry takes over from the Department for Constitutional Affairs. Responsibilities include civil law reforms, introduction of a Supreme Court, legal services reforms, devolution issues, mental capacity etc. Some archive documentation still remains on the DCA website and is worth checking out.
 

A range of documents dealing with all aspects of the legal profession including public law issues.

Excellent research papers, including a series on Parliament and Constitution, briefing papers, and information on the development of legislation, including a number of very useful links.

Formed in 1957, this site deals with issues of human and civil rights, as well as issues relating to the improvement and reform of the legal system. The site contains a section break down of areas of interest, each with useful information, a list of publications, including some free downloads and parliamentary briefings

Return to Internet Resources main menu

Return to Law Resources main page

Social Sciences Faculty guide