The Law and Constitution:
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| contents | Intro -- Foreword -- 1. Introduction -- Notes -- 2. The Law and Legal Systems of the World -- Definition of Law -- Legal Systems of the World -- The Common Law Legal System -- The Civil (or Continental) Legal System -- The Socialist Legal System -- The Religious Legal System -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 3. How Jamaica Received Its Legal System -- The Taínos -- The Spanish -- The English -- Reception Rules -- The Maroons -- English Constitutional Law -- Parliamentary Supremacy -- The Rule of Law -- Conventions -- Judicial Independence -- Notes -- 4. Constitutional Development and the Road to Independence -- The Early Years, 1655-1664 -- The Period Sugar Was King, 1664-1834 -- Emancipation and beyond 1834-1865 -- Crown Colony Government (1866-1944) -- Universal Adult Suffrage, and the Road to Independence (1944-1962) -- Independence (1962-the present) -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 5. Sources of Jamaican Law -- The Constitution -- Legislation -- Case Law (and Equity) -- Custom -- International Law/Conventions -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 6. The Constitution of Jamaica -- Chapter I (Sections 1 and 2) -- - Preliminary -- Chapter II (Sections 3-12) -- - Citizenship -- Chapter III (Sections 13-20) -- - Fundamental Rights and Freedoms -- Chapter IV (sections 27-33) -- - The Governor-General -- Chapter V (sections 34-67) -- - Parliament -- Chapter VI (sections 68-96) -- - Executive Powers -- Chapter VII (sections 97-113) -- - The Judiciary -- Chapter VIII (sections 114-122) -- - Finance -- Chapter IX (sections 123-134) -- - The Public Service -- Chapter X (sections 135-138) -- - Miscellaneous -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 7. The Trial Process -- Courts of Criminal Law -- Courts of Civil Law -- Rules of Evidence -- Evidence in Chief, Cross-Examination, -- and Re-examination -- Expert or Forensic Evidence -- Public Right to Attend Court -- Result of Trial Contempt of Court -- Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 8. Other Institutions of Governance -- Trade Unions -- The Jamaica Constabulary Force -- The General Legal Council and -- The Legal Education Authority -- Corporations and Unincorporated Associations -- Registrar of Companies -- Registrar of Births and Deaths -- Registrar of Titles -- Office of the Ombudsman and -- Public Defender -- Political Ombudsman -- Contractor General/Integrity Commission and -- the Committee for the Prevention of Corruption -- Independent Commission of Investigations -- Consumer Affairs Commission -- Firearm Licensing Authority -- Rent Board -- Transport Authority and the -- Island Traffic Authority -- The Adoption Board -- Children's Advocate -- Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) -- Electoral Commission -- Jamaica Defence Force -- The Government Trustee and -- The Supervisor of Insolvency -- Notes -- 9. Rights and the Rule of Law in Jamaican Society -- The Origin of Rights -- Law in Jamaica Today -- Function of Law in Society -- Role of the Attorney-at-law -- Rule of Law -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 10. International Law, Law Enforcement, and The Caribbean Court of Justice -- The Making of International Law -- The Sources of International Law -- International Law and Human Rights -- The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 11. The Law in Action - Questions Jamaicans Ask -- Notes -- 12. Crime, Democracy, and the Way Forward -- Jamaica: Crime Capital? -- Reasons for the Culture of Violence -- Prescription for Change -- Constitutional Change? -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Acknowledgements |
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| spelling | Batts, David Verfasser aut The Law and Constitution 1st ed JM Ian Randle Publishers 2022 ©2022 1 Online-Ressource (141 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Foreword -- 1. Introduction -- Notes -- 2. The Law and Legal Systems of the World -- Definition of Law -- Legal Systems of the World -- The Common Law Legal System -- The Civil (or Continental) Legal System -- The Socialist Legal System -- The Religious Legal System -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 3. How Jamaica Received Its Legal System -- The Taínos -- The Spanish -- The English -- Reception Rules -- The Maroons -- English Constitutional Law -- Parliamentary Supremacy -- The Rule of Law -- Conventions -- Judicial Independence -- Notes -- 4. Constitutional Development and the Road to Independence -- The Early Years, 1655-1664 -- The Period Sugar Was King, 1664-1834 -- Emancipation and beyond 1834-1865 -- Crown Colony Government (1866-1944) -- Universal Adult Suffrage, and the Road to Independence (1944-1962) -- Independence (1962-the present) -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 5. Sources of Jamaican Law -- The Constitution -- Legislation -- Case Law (and Equity) -- Custom -- International Law/Conventions -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 6. The Constitution of Jamaica -- Chapter I (Sections 1 and 2) -- - Preliminary -- Chapter II (Sections 3-12) -- - Citizenship -- Chapter III (Sections 13-20) -- - Fundamental Rights and Freedoms -- Chapter IV (sections 27-33) -- - The Governor-General -- Chapter V (sections 34-67) -- - Parliament -- Chapter VI (sections 68-96) -- - Executive Powers -- Chapter VII (sections 97-113) -- - The Judiciary -- Chapter VIII (sections 114-122) -- - Finance -- Chapter IX (sections 123-134) -- - The Public Service -- Chapter X (sections 135-138) -- - Miscellaneous -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 7. The Trial Process -- Courts of Criminal Law -- Courts of Civil Law -- Rules of Evidence -- Evidence in Chief, Cross-Examination, -- and Re-examination -- Expert or Forensic Evidence -- Public Right to Attend Court -- Result of Trial Contempt of Court -- Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 8. Other Institutions of Governance -- Trade Unions -- The Jamaica Constabulary Force -- The General Legal Council and -- The Legal Education Authority -- Corporations and Unincorporated Associations -- Registrar of Companies -- Registrar of Births and Deaths -- Registrar of Titles -- Office of the Ombudsman and -- Public Defender -- Political Ombudsman -- Contractor General/Integrity Commission and -- the Committee for the Prevention of Corruption -- Independent Commission of Investigations -- Consumer Affairs Commission -- Firearm Licensing Authority -- Rent Board -- Transport Authority and the -- Island Traffic Authority -- The Adoption Board -- Children's Advocate -- Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) -- Electoral Commission -- Jamaica Defence Force -- The Government Trustee and -- The Supervisor of Insolvency -- Notes -- 9. Rights and the Rule of Law in Jamaican Society -- The Origin of Rights -- Law in Jamaica Today -- Function of Law in Society -- Role of the Attorney-at-law -- Rule of Law -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 10. International Law, Law Enforcement, and The Caribbean Court of Justice -- The Making of International Law -- The Sources of International Law -- International Law and Human Rights -- The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 11. The Law in Action - Questions Jamaicans Ask -- Notes -- 12. Crime, Democracy, and the Way Forward -- Jamaica: Crime Capital? -- Reasons for the Culture of Violence -- Prescription for Change -- Constitutional Change? -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Acknowledgements Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Batts, David The Law and Constitution JM : Ian Randle Publishers,c2022 9789769628397 |
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