Law, liberty, and justice the legal foundations of British constitutionalism / T.R.S. Allan.
1993
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Title
Law, liberty, and justice the legal foundations of British constitutionalism / T.R.S. Allan.
Imprint
Oxford : Clarendon, 1993.
Description
1 online resource (xxii, 294 pages)
Summary
Rejecting a purely formal concept of the rule of law, Allan argues that public law should more fully and openly reflect the principles of liberty and justice which constitute the underlying point and substance of the rule of law. The connection between law and justice is ultimately secured by the primary role of the individual conscience in making judgements about what the law requires.
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Rejecting a purely formal concept of the rule of law, Allan argues that public law should more fully and openly reflect the principles of liberty and justice which constitute the underlying point and substance of the rule of law. The connection between law and justice is ultimately secured by the primary role of the individual conscience in making judgements about what the law requires.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Oxford Scholarship Online.
Oxford Academic.
Oxford Academic.
Language
English
ISBN
9780191682025 ebook
0191682020 ebook
0191682020 ebook
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