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Civil Liberties in Northern Ireland (2)

01 January 1991

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Civil Liberties in Northern Ireland
libdoc November=1991

Author: Dickson Brice (editor)
Publisher: Committee on the Administration of Justice 1990
Keywords: NI Police Army Public order Law Prisons
Contents:

Foreword
1. Introduction
2. The powers of the police
3. The powers of the army
4. Questioning suspects
5. Complaints against the police
6. Prisoners' rights
7. Freedom Movement
8. Meetings and demonstrations
9. Freedom of expression
10. Access to information
11. Religious discrimination
12. Sex discrimination
13. Family and sexual matters
14. Education rights
15. Employment rights
16. Housing rights
17. Social security rights

Further reading
Table of Legislation
Table of cases
Index

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