The University of Nottingham (UON)

The final (8th) topic of Public Law, Police Powers is an exciting new look into how the police enforce our laws in the UK. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

Topic 7 of the Public Law module, this combines the earlier topics in judicial review, human rights, and administrative law. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

Topic 6 of the Public law module, traditional judicial review is equally as difficult as judicial review, however, it is vital when answering a problem question. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

Topic 5 of the Public law module, Judicial Review is the famously difficult module, meaning this document is vital to master judicial review in the exam. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

Topic 4 of the Public Law module, devolution covers the administrative laws of local governance from Westminster to Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and even England. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

Topic 3 of the Public Law module, this document covers human rights and all relevant methods for bringing cases on ECHR infringement grounds. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

Topic 2 of the Public Law course, this document covers how the EU affected UK legal sovereignty, and how Brexit has altered this. This content is essential for a Public and Administrative Law module. Used by a 1:1 (1st) student.

The first topic of the Public Law module, Core Concepts of Constitutional Law and the Branches of Government covers foundational areas of the UK constitution, such as the rule of law and the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty. Used be a 1:1 (1st) student.

Lecture notes plus reform commentary on the criminal law of involuntary manslaughter in England and Wales. Notes written by a student predicted 1:1 (1st).

in depth questions and answers for pharmacy/medicine Renal studies. Going into detail about how each medication works and what it effects and how it links to other conditions.