Item PCL/5/3/b/192 - Polytechnic Law Review: Volume 2-3

Publication of the PCL Law School.

Volume 2 Number 1:
'The Office of the Attorney General' by SC Silkin QC MP
'The Criminal Process, Error and Civil Liberties' by Howard Levenson
'A Mental Patient's Right to Vote' by L Gostin
'Mistaken identity - Beck to Turnbull. A Survey' by SJ Elgrod
'PLR interviews Peter Hain' by James de Siun.
Book Reviews

Volume 2 Number 2:
'Taking Small Claims to Court' by Michael M Sherwin
'Poly Law Review interviews Esther Rantzen' by Tim Davey and Gary Simmons
'Whither Arbitration?' by Margaret Wilkie
'Liability for defective Products' by Vincent O'Donovan
'Planning Control over land development - a crisis of confidence' by Sir Desmond heap
Book reviews

Volume 3 Number 1:
'Legal Education' by Lord Justice Ormrod
'United we stand?' by Michael Zander
'Looking at lawyers' by Charles Wegg-Prosser
'Communication Satellites' by Robert L Brown
Book reviews

Volume 3 Number 2:
'Film Censorship and the Law' by James Ferman
'Who the hell does She Think She is - PLR Interview Mary Whitehouse' by Ingrid Anderson and Pamela Rose
'Open Government and the Official Secrets Act' by Mark Bonham Carter
'Who's for Libel?' by Michael Rubinstein
'Article 10 and Freedom of Expression' by Professor FF Schauer
'Why are law books so expensive? - based on an interview with David Evans of Sweet & Maxwell' by Jeff Finegold and Christine Dooley
Book reviews

Includes full list of editiorial committee and other staff relating to the publication, and a list of staff in the School of Law.