Human Rights Practice

This work has been designed to keep practitioners up to date with developments in human rights. Updated twice a year, its publication reflects the increasing importance of human rights, the implementation of the ECHR in the UK and the wide-reaching implications of incorporation.

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An essential reference tool for the practitioner, this major new looseleaf work provides encyclopedic coverage on all aspects of the European Convention of Human Rights and the Human Rights Act 1998. Two updating releases a year ensure that readers are always up to date with new cases and developments in this area. * Clear explanation of the Human Rights Act 1998 and its impact on domestic law * Deals chapter-by-chapter with each Article and Protocol of the Convention, including right to a fair trial, right to respect for private and family life and freedom of expression * Provides extensive references to case law from the ECHR * Covers the key Convention principles developed by the Court and Commission, such as proportionality and necessity * Details the procedures for taking a case to Strasbourg, including time limits, legal aid, levels of compensation and representative action and evidence * Written by authors with immense expertise in human rights work in the UK and European courts