Constitutional Justice: A Liberal Theory of the Rule of Law

T. R. S. Allan

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Judicial and Constitutional Studies Legal Rights and Human Rights

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. First Principles: The Rule of Law and Separation of Powers 3. Legal Obligation and the Concept of Law 4. Dissent and Disobedience 5. Equal Justice and Due Process of Law 6. Justiciability and Jurisdiction: Political Questions and the Scope of Judicial Review 7. The Rule of Law and Parliamentary Sovereignty 8. Fundamental Common Law Rights and Equality 9. Public Reason and Political Conflict Bibliography Table of Cases Index of names General Index

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