Constitutional & Administrative Law, 11th edition

Published by Pearson (17 June 2026) © 2024

  • Alex Carroll

Constitutional and Administrative Law

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Table of contents

  • 1. Introduction to constitutional and administrative law
  • 2. The characteristics of the constitution
  • 3. Fundamental constitutional doctrines
  • 4. Sources of constitutional and administrative law
  • 5. The European Union: British membership, institutions of government and sources of law
  • 6. The House of Commons: composition and functions
  • 7. The House of Lords
  • 8. The Prime Minister and Cabinet
  • 9. The royal prerogative
  • 10. Judicial review
  • 11. Police powers
  • 12. Restrictions on the rights of freedom of assembly and association
  • 13. Freedom of expression
  • 14. Human Rights I
  • 15. Human Rights II
  • 16. The Human Rights Act 1998
  • 17. Freedom and emergency powers

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