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A matter of justice: the legal system in ferment.

01 January 1991

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A matter of justice: the legal system in ferment.
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Author: Zander Michael
Publisher: Oxford University Press 1989 pp. 343
Keywords: Law Judges Juries Courts

Chapters:

Introduction
1. The legal profession at bay
2. Access to justice
3. The quality of legal services
4. The judges
5. Justice in the civil courts
6. The criminal justice system
7. The jury
8. Who are the real legislators?
9. Bolder perspectives for reform
10. Is the legal system heading anywhere?
Postscript
The government's Green Papers
Notes
Index

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