Textbook on Administrative Law
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The new edition of Leyland and Woods' Textbook on Administrative Law offers a concise and practical overview and analysis of the core areas of Administrative Law. As well as conta…
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Leyland and Woods' Textbook on Administrative Law provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of core administrative law principles. Updated to June 2002, it covers recent case law and governmental changes, with new chapters on Human Rights and Judicial Review and the EU dimension. Ideal for law students seeking a practical, case-focused introduction to the subject.
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About Textbook on Administrative Law
This edition of Leyland and Woods' Textbook on Administrative Law offers a concise and practical analysis of the core areas of administrative law. Thoroughly revised and updated to June 2002, it incorporates the latest case law and governmental changes, ensuring readers engage with current legal developments. The book features two new chapters: one on Human Rights and Judicial Review, reflecting the growing influence of the Human Rights Act 1998, and another on the EU dimension, addressing the impact of European Union law on domestic administrative law. Designed for students, it balances doctrinal exposition with practical insights, making complex concepts accessible. The text covers fundamental topics such as judicial review, delegated legislation, tribunals, and ombudsmen, while emphasizing real-world application. This textbook remains a reliable resource for understanding the framework and operation of administrative law in the UK.
Who should read Textbook on Administrative Law?
This book is essential for law undergraduates and postgraduate students studying administrative law, particularly those on LLB or GDL courses. It also suits students preparing for professional legal exams and practitioners seeking a concise refresher on core principles. Academics and researchers will value its updated coverage of human rights and EU law dimensions. Additionally, anyone interested in public law, governance, or the relationship between state and citizen will find this a useful, accessible guide.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Concise and practical overview of administrative law core areas
- ✓ Thoroughly updated case law and governmental changes to June 2002
- ✓ New chapters on Human Rights and Judicial Review and EU dimension
- ✓ Accessible writing style suitable for students new to the subject
- ✓ Balances doctrinal analysis with practical insights
Cons
- ✗ Content is dated to 2002, missing subsequent legal developments
- ✗ May lack depth for advanced research or specialised topics
- ✗ Focuses primarily on UK law, limiting comparative perspective
- ✗ Some readers may find the concise approach too brief on certain areas
- ✗ No online resources or supplementary materials mentioned
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Frequently asked questions
What is the publication date of this edition?
The edition covers legal changes up to June 2002, as stated in the description.
Does this book include recent case law?
Yes, it contains a thoroughly updated and revised account of case law up to June 2002.
Are there new chapters in this edition?
Yes, it features two new chapters: one on Human Rights and Judicial Review, and another on the EU dimension.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
Yes, it offers a concise and practical overview, making it accessible for students new to administrative law.
Does the book cover EU law?
Yes, a dedicated chapter addresses the EU dimension of administrative law.
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