Isbn: 9781903909959 - the path to justice: a comprehensive review of the county court system (18 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book presents a comprehensive review of the county court system in England and Wales. This latest book in the "Emerald Home Lawyer Series", "The Path to Justice, A Review of the County Court System in England and Wales" is an ideal introductory book for the person who needs an insight into how the English Legal System functions at all levels and a critical analysis of the shortcomings, with the views of major figures in the legal world on how to change the system so that it functions effectively. This book critically examines the workings of the English legal system, looking at the main institutions and the role of Parliament and the law and also the role of the European Union and its role in the English Legal System. It then offers a critical insight into the overall workings and recommendations for change. The book will prove an invaluable guide for all those who wish to develop their knowledge in this areas and is written in a clear concise style accessible to all.The book covers the following areas in detail: the Woolf Report-Access to Justice; changes since Woolf; the publics perception of the Civil Courts; the perception of the legal profession; and proposals for change. Presents the comprehensive review of the county court system in England and Wales. This introductory book examines the workings of the English legal system, looking at the main institutions and the role of Parliament and the law. It offers a critical insight into the overall workings and recommendations for change. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book presents a comprehensive review of the county court system in England and Wales. This latest book in the "Emerald Home Lawyer Series", "The Path to Justice, A Review of the County Court System in England and Wales" is an ideal introductory book for the person who needs an insight into how the English Legal System functions at all levels and a critical analysis of the shortcomings, with the views of major figures in the legal world on how to change the system so that it functions effectively. This book critically examines the workings of the English legal system, looking at the main institutions and the role of Parliament and the law and also the role of the European Union and its role in the English Legal System. It then offers a critical insight into the overall workings and recommendations for change. The book will prove an invaluable guide for all those who wish to develop their knowledge in this areas and is written in a clear concise style accessible to all.The book covers the following areas in detail: the Woolf Report-Access to Justice; changes since Woolf; the publics perception of the Civil Courts; the perception of the legal profession; and proposals for change. Presents the comprehensive review of the county court system in England and Wales. This introductory book examines the workings of the English legal system, looking at the main institutions and the role of Parliament and the law. It offers a critical insight into the overall workings and recommendations for change. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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