Arlidge, Eady & Smith on contempt by Eady, David, Smith, A. T. H; Addy, Caroline instant download

Arlidge, Eady & Smith on contempt by Eady, David, Smith, A. T. H; Addy, Caroline instant download

clvi, 1527 p. ; 24 cm, \"Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt\" provides a detailed, comprehensive and authoritative discussion of the principles and procedures that make up the law in this area, from the history of contempt through to the latest developments in practice and procedure. Since the last edition, the law of contempt has evolved considerably. In the intervening seven years the Civil Procedure Rules and the Human Rights Act 1998 have been introduced, and numerous leading cases have been decided, such as recent House of Lords decisions relating to jury secrecy. There have also been important changes in the law relating to granting and enforcing injunctions in family cases, and to the protection of journalists sources. This new edition brings the reader up to date with all these major developments, Includes bibliographical references and index, Ch. 1. History of the law of contempt -- Ch. 2. Contempt of court: the constitutional dimensions -- Ch. 3. The distinctions between criminal and civil contempt -- Ch. 4. The statutory regime for strict liability -- Ch. 5. Contempts by publication at common law -- Ch. 6. Court orders affecting the media -- Ch. 7. Court reporting I: restrictions under the 1981 Act -- Ch. 8. Court reporting II: other statutory restrictions -- Ch. 9. Protection of sources -- Ch. 10. Contempt in the face of the court -- Ch. 11. Direct interference with the administration of justice -- Ch. 12. Civil contempt -- Ch. 13. Jurisdiction -- Ch. 14. Sanctions and remedies -- Ch. 15. Practice, procedure and public funding -- Ch. 16. Scotland -- Appendices