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1. Verfasser:	McLeod, Thomas I. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Basingstoke <<[u.a.]>> Macmillan 1994
Ausgabe:	[2. print.]
Schriftenreihe:	Macmillan professional masters
Schlagworte:	Recht Law > Great Britain Law > European Economic Community countries Europäische Gemeinschaften. Mitgliedsstaaten Großbritannien England Einführung Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	XXV, 302 S.
ISBN:	033358872X

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adam_text	LEGAL METHOD IAN MCLEOD LLB, BA SOLICITOR LONDON GUILDHALL UNIVERSITY LAW SERIES EDITOR: MARISE CREMONA SENIOR FELLOW, CENTRE FOR COMMERCIAL LAW STUDIES QUEEN MARY AND WESTFIELD COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON M MACMILLAN CONTENTS PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TABLE OF CASES PART I IDEAS AND INSTITUTIONS 1 AN INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND LEGAL REASONING 1 . 1 INTRODUCTION 1.2 DISTINGUISHING LAW FROM OTHER RULES 1.3 POSITIVISM AND NATURAL LAW 1.4 THE FORM OF LEGAL REASONING 1.5 PROPOSITIONS AND PROCESSES: TRUTH AND VALIDITY 1.6 METHODS OF REASONING: INDUCTION, DEDUCTION AND ANALOGY 1.7 LEGAL PRACTICE AND LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP 1.8 LAW AND JUSTICE SUMMARY EXERCISES 2 THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF ENGLISH LAW 2. 1 INTRODUCTION 2.2 THE POSSIBLE MEANINGS OF COMMON LAW 2.3 THE POSSIBLE MEANINGS OF CIVIL LAW 2.4 PUBLIC LAW AND PRIVATE LAW 2.5 SUBSTANTIVE LAW AND PROCEDURAL LAW 2.6 CLASSIFICATION BY SUBJECT-MATTER 2.7 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN MATTERS OF FACT AND MATTERS OF LAW SUMMARY EXERCISES 3 THE JURISDICTIONS OF THE PRINCIPAL ENGLISH COURTS 3.1 INTRODUCTION 3.2 THE HIERARCHY OF THE COURTS IN DIAGRAMMATIC FORM 3.3 MAGISTRATES COURTS 3.4 THE CROWN COURT 3.5 COUNTY COURTS 3.6 THE HIGH COURT 3.7 THE COURT OF APPEAL 3.8 THE HOUSE OF LORDS XIII XIV XV 3 3 3 6 12 13 14 16 18 22 22 24 24 24 30 31 32 33 33 40 41 42 42 42 43 44 45 46 49 51 VU VIII CONTENTS 3.9 THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL 52 3.10 ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS AND STATUTORY INQUIRIES 52 3.11 RIGHTS OF APPEAL AND LEAVE TO APPEAL 53 SUMMARY 53 EXERCISES 54 4 THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF LEGAL METHOD 55 4.1 INTRODUCTION 55 4.2 THE RULE OF LAW 55 4.3 THE LEGISLATIVE SUPREMACY OF PARLIAMENT 55 4.4 THE SEPARATION OF POWERS 63 4.5 BALANCING THE CONSTITUTIONAL DOCTRINES 63 SUMMARY 65 EXERCISES 65 5 THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 66 5.1 INTRODUCTION 66 5.2 THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 66 5.3 THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 67 5.4 THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION 68 5.5 THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS 69 5.6 COREPER AND THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL 69 5.7 THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE 70 SUMMARY 72 EXERCISES 72 6 THE ENFORCEABILITY OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW IN THE UNITED KINGDOM 73 6.1 INTRODUCTION 73 6.2 THE STATUS OF TREATIES IN ENGLISH LAW * 73 6.3 THE DOCTRINES OF DIRECT APPLICABILITY AND DIRECT EFFECT 74 OF COMMUNITY LAW 6.4 DIRECT APPLICABILITY AND DIRECT EFFECT OF 75 DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMMUNITY LEGISLATION 6.5 INDIRECT EFFECT OF COMMUNITY LAW 79 SUMMARY 79 EXERCISES . 79 7 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY 80 7.1 INTRODUCTION 80 7.2 THE COMMUNITY LAW VIEW OF NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY 80 7.3 THE ENGLISH VIEW OF SOVEREIGNTY IN THE COMMUNITY CONTEXT 81 7.4 THE HOUSE OF LORDS ACCEPTS THE COMMUNITY VIEW 86 SUMMARY EXERCISES FINDING, CITING AND USING THE SOURCES OF LAW 8.1 INTRODUCTION 8.2 TEXTBOOKS AND JOURNALS 8.3 LAW REPORTS 8.4 STATUTES 8.5 EUROPEAN CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS 8.6 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW 8.7 KEEPING UP-TO-DATE SUMMARY EXERCISES CONTENTS IX 87 87 88 88 88 93 99 101 102 102 103 103 PART II CASE-LAW AND PRECEDENT 9 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE DOCTRINE OF BINDING PRECEDENT 107 9.1 INTRODUCTION 107 9.2 BINDINGNESS, FLEXIBILITY AND THE RULE OF LAW 107 9.3 A WIDE VIEW OF PRECEDENT 108 9.4 A NARROW VIEW OF PRECEDENT: THE DOCTRINE OF STARE DECISIS 108 9.5 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN BINDING PRECEDENT AND RESJUDICATA 109 9.6 THE IMMEDIACY OF BINDING PRECEDENT 110 9.7 ARE THE DECISIONS OF THE COURTS ACTUALLY LAW OR 112 MERELY EVIDENCE OF THE LAW? SUMMARY 115 EXERCISES 115 10 RATIO DECIDENDI AND OBITER DICTUM 116 10.1 INTRODUCTION 116 10.2 THE MEANING OF RATIO DECIDENDI 116 10.3 TECHNIQUES USED IN HANDLING RATIOS 123 10.4 THE MEANING OF OBITER DICTUM 127 SUMMARY 129 EXERCISES 1 30 11 VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL DIMENSIONS OF PRECEDENT 131 11.1 INTRODUCTION 131 11.2 THE VERTICAL DIMENSION OF PRECEDENT 13 1 X CONTENTS 11.3 THE HORIZONTAL DIMENSION OF PRECEDENT 134 SUMMARY 135 EXERCISES 135 12 DOES THE HOUSE OF LORDS BIND ITSELF? 136 12.1 INTRODUCTION 136 12.2 THE HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 136 12.3 THE CURRENT POSITION 137 12.4 IS THE USE OF THE PRACTICE STATEMENT PREDICTABLE? 152 SUMMARY 153 EXERCISES 154 13 DOES THE COURT OF APPEAL BIND ITSELF? 155 13.1 INTRODUCTION 155 13.2 THE TRADITIONAL VIEW IN CIVIL CASES 155 13.3 DID THE HOUSE OF LORDS PRACTICE STATEMENT CHANGE 157 THE POSITION IN THE COURT OF APPEAL? 13.4 THE TRADITIONAL VIEW IN CRIMINAL CASES 160 13.5 THE CURRENT VIEW IN CRIMINAL CASES 161 13.6 THE RELEVANCE OF THE LEAPFROG PROCEDURE 161 SUMMARY 162 EXERCISES 162 14 DOES THE HIGH COURT BIND ITSELF? 163 14.1 INTRODUCTION 163 14.2 THE FIRST INSTANCE JURISDICTION 163 14.3 APPELLATE AND SUPERVISORY JURISDICTIONS 163 SUMMARY 165 EXERCISES 165 15 PRECEDENT AS A VEHICLE FOR LAW REFORM 166 15.1 INTRODUCTION 166 15.2 PERCEIVED STRENGTHS OF JUDICIAL LAW REFORM 166 15.3 PERCEIVED WEAKNESSES OF JUDICIAL LAW REFORM 168 SUMMARY 175 EXERCISES 175 16 PRECEDENT IN THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE 176 16.1 INTRODUCTION 176 16.2 READING EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE REPORTS 176 16.3 PRINCIPLES AND PRECEDENTS 177 16.4 PROPORTIONALITY 178 16.5 LEGAL CERTAINTY AND LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION 178 CONTENTS XI 16.6 EQUALITY 180 16.7 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS . 180 16.8 PROCEDURAL PROPRIETY 181 16.9 SUBSIDIARITY 181 16.10 TO WHAT EXTENT DOES THE COURT OF JUSTICE DIFFER IN PRACTICAL 182 TERMS FROM THE ENGLISH COURTS WITH REGARD TO PRECEDENT? SUMMARY 182 EXERCISES 183 PART III STATUTE LAW AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 17 AN INTRODUCTION TO STATUTE LAW AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 187 17.1 INTRODUCTION 187 17.2 DRAFTING, INTERPRETATION AND COMMUNICATION 187 17.3 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTS OF PARLIAMENT 188 17.4 PRECEDENT IN RELATION TO DECISIONS ON STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 190 SUMMARY 192 EXERCISES 192 18 LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING 193 18.1 INTRODUCTION 193 18.2 THE MODERN OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENTARY COUNSEL 194 18.3 THE DRAFTING PROCESS 199 18.4 PARLIAMENTARY SUPERVISION OF LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING 205 18.5 CONSOLIDATION AND STATUTE LAW REVISION 206 18.6 TILLING S RULES FOR THE DRAFTING OF LEGISLATION 207 SUMMARY 209 EXERCISES 210 19 PLAIN MEANINGS, MISCHIEFS AND PURPOSES 211 19.1 INTRODUCTION 211 19.2 SIMPLE LITERALISM IN PRACTICE 212 19.3 THE MISCHIEF RULE 216 19.4 THE PURPOSIVE APPROACH TO INTERPRETATION 218 19.5 THE PROBLEM OF STATUTORY NONSENSE 222 19.6 ARE THERE ANY RULES OF INTERPRETATION? 223 SUMMARY 224 EXERCISES 224 20 THE IDEA OF LEGISLATIVE INTENTION 225 20.1 INTRODUCTION 225 20.2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTENTION 226 20.3 THE SPEAKER S MEANING THEORY 227 XII CONTENTS 20 .4 PARTICULAR INTENTION 228 20.5 DELEGATION TO THE JUDGES 229 SUMMARY 233 EXERCISES 233 21 MODERN INTERPRETATION IN PRACTICE 234 21.1 INTRODUCTION 234 21.2 CONTEXTUALISM OR ENLIGHTENED LITERALISM 234 21.3 ORDINARY AND TECHNICAL MEANINGS 234 21.4 ANALYSING THE CONTEXT: MATTERS OF LANGUAGE 235 21.5 READING AN ACT AS A WHOLE 239 21.6 ANALYSING THE CONTEXT: MATTERS OF LAW 241 21.7 PRESUMPTIONS 255 21.8 CHANGE OF MEANING WITH THE PASSAGE OF TIME 267 SUMMARY 270 EXERCISES 270 22 SOME STUDIES OF STATUTORY DRAFTING AND INTERPRETATION 274 22.1 INTRODUCTION 274 22.2 THE LAW COMMISSIONS REPORT 274 22.3 THE RENTON REPORT 274 22.4 PARLIAMENT S RESPONSES TO THE LAW COMMISSIONS 275 AND RENTON 22.5 DALE S NEW APPROACH 277 SUMMARY 278 EXERCISES 279 23 THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION USED BY THE EUROPEAN 280 COURT OF JUSTICE 23.1 INTRODUCTION 280 23.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUNITY LAW WHICH ARE 280 RELEVANT TO ITS INTERPRETATION 23.3 THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION 282 SUMMARY 284 EXERCISES 284 APPENDIX 1 LAW REPORTS AND JOURNALS (SOME FREQUENTLY 285 ENCOUNTERED REFERENCES) APPENDIX 2 EXTRACTS FROM THE INTERPRETATION ACT 1978 288 APPENDIX 3 EXTRACTS FROM THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION FOR THE 292 PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS SELECTED FURTHER READING 298 INDEX 300
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SUMMARY 115 EXERCISES 115 10 RATIO DECIDENDI AND OBITER DICTUM 116 10.1 INTRODUCTION 116 10.2 THE MEANING OF RATIO DECIDENDI 116 10.3 TECHNIQUES USED IN HANDLING RATIOS 123 10.4 THE MEANING OF OBITER DICTUM 127 SUMMARY 129 EXERCISES 1 30 11 VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL DIMENSIONS OF PRECEDENT 131 11.1 INTRODUCTION 131 11.2 THE VERTICAL DIMENSION OF PRECEDENT 13 1 X CONTENTS 11.3 THE HORIZONTAL DIMENSION OF PRECEDENT 134 SUMMARY 135 EXERCISES 135 12 DOES THE HOUSE OF LORDS BIND ITSELF? 136 12.1 INTRODUCTION 136 12.2 THE HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 136 12.3 THE CURRENT POSITION 137 12.4 IS THE USE OF THE PRACTICE STATEMENT PREDICTABLE? 152 SUMMARY 153 EXERCISES 154 13 DOES THE COURT OF APPEAL BIND ITSELF? 155 13.1 INTRODUCTION 155 13.2 THE TRADITIONAL VIEW IN CIVIL CASES 155 13.3 DID THE HOUSE OF LORDS' PRACTICE STATEMENT CHANGE 157 THE POSITION IN THE COURT OF APPEAL? 13.4 THE TRADITIONAL VIEW IN CRIMINAL CASES 160 13.5 THE CURRENT VIEW IN CRIMINAL CASES 161 13.6 THE RELEVANCE OF THE LEAPFROG PROCEDURE 161 SUMMARY 162 EXERCISES 162 14 DOES THE HIGH COURT BIND ITSELF? 163 14.1 INTRODUCTION 163 14.2 THE FIRST INSTANCE JURISDICTION 163 14.3 APPELLATE AND SUPERVISORY JURISDICTIONS 163 SUMMARY 165 EXERCISES 165 15 PRECEDENT AS A VEHICLE FOR LAW REFORM 166 15.1 INTRODUCTION 166 15.2 PERCEIVED STRENGTHS OF JUDICIAL LAW REFORM 166 15.3 PERCEIVED WEAKNESSES OF JUDICIAL LAW REFORM 168 SUMMARY 175 EXERCISES 175 16 PRECEDENT IN THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE 176 16.1 INTRODUCTION 176 16.2 READING EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE REPORTS 176 16.3 PRINCIPLES AND PRECEDENTS 177 16.4 PROPORTIONALITY 178 16.5 LEGAL CERTAINTY AND LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION 178 CONTENTS XI 16.6 EQUALITY 180 16.7 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS . 180 16.8 PROCEDURAL PROPRIETY 181 16.9 SUBSIDIARITY 181 16.10 TO WHAT EXTENT DOES THE COURT OF JUSTICE DIFFER IN PRACTICAL 182 TERMS FROM THE ENGLISH COURTS WITH REGARD TO PRECEDENT? SUMMARY 182 EXERCISES 183 PART III STATUTE LAW AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 17 AN INTRODUCTION TO STATUTE LAW AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 187 17.1 INTRODUCTION 187 17.2 DRAFTING, INTERPRETATION AND COMMUNICATION 187 17.3 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTS OF PARLIAMENT 188 17.4 PRECEDENT IN RELATION TO DECISIONS ON STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 190 SUMMARY 192 EXERCISES 192 18 LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING 193 18.1 INTRODUCTION 193 18.2 THE MODERN OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENTARY COUNSEL 194 18.3 THE DRAFTING PROCESS 199 18.4 PARLIAMENTARY SUPERVISION OF LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING 205 18.5 CONSOLIDATION AND STATUTE LAW REVISION 206 18.6 TILLING'S RULES FOR THE DRAFTING OF LEGISLATION 207 SUMMARY 209 EXERCISES 210 19 PLAIN MEANINGS, MISCHIEFS AND PURPOSES 211 19.1 INTRODUCTION 211 19.2 SIMPLE LITERALISM IN PRACTICE 212 19.3 THE MISCHIEF RULE 216 19.4 THE PURPOSIVE APPROACH TO INTERPRETATION 218 19.5 THE PROBLEM OF STATUTORY NONSENSE 222 19.6 ARE THERE ANY 'RULES' OF INTERPRETATION? 223 SUMMARY 224 EXERCISES 224 20 THE IDEA OF LEGISLATIVE INTENTION 225 20.1 INTRODUCTION 225 20.2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTENTION 226 20.3 THE SPEAKER'S MEANING THEORY 227 XII CONTENTS 20'.4 PARTICULAR INTENTION 228 20.5 DELEGATION TO THE JUDGES 229 SUMMARY 233 EXERCISES 233 21 MODERN INTERPRETATION IN PRACTICE 234 21.1 INTRODUCTION 234 21.2 CONTEXTUALISM OR ENLIGHTENED LITERALISM 234 21.3 ORDINARY AND TECHNICAL MEANINGS 234 21.4 ANALYSING THE CONTEXT: MATTERS OF LANGUAGE 235 21.5 READING AN ACT AS A WHOLE 239 21.6 ANALYSING THE CONTEXT: MATTERS OF LAW 241 21.7 PRESUMPTIONS 255 21.8 CHANGE OF MEANING WITH THE PASSAGE OF TIME 267 SUMMARY 270 EXERCISES 270 22 SOME STUDIES OF STATUTORY DRAFTING AND INTERPRETATION 274 22.1 INTRODUCTION 274 22.2 THE LAW COMMISSIONS' REPORT 274 22.3 THE RENTON REPORT 274 22.4 PARLIAMENT'S RESPONSES TO THE LAW COMMISSIONS 275 AND RENTON 22.5 DALE'S NEW APPROACH 277 SUMMARY 278 EXERCISES 279 23 THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION USED BY THE EUROPEAN 280 COURT OF JUSTICE 23.1 INTRODUCTION 280 23.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUNITY LAW WHICH ARE 280 RELEVANT TO ITS INTERPRETATION 23.3 THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION 282 SUMMARY 284 EXERCISES 284 APPENDIX 1 LAW REPORTS AND JOURNALS (SOME FREQUENTLY 285 ENCOUNTERED REFERENCES) APPENDIX 2 EXTRACTS FROM THE INTERPRETATION ACT 1978 288 APPENDIX 3 EXTRACTS FROM THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION FOR THE 292 PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS SELECTED FURTHER READING 298 INDEX 300
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