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The Consequences of Incapacity
Peter Bartlett, Lecturer in Law, University of Nottingham.
Holocaust Denial in England.
Deborah Butler BA, LLM, Research Student, Keele University
Lomé V: towards a new trade
horizon?
Joseph A. McMahon, Reader in Law, The Queen's University of Belfast
The Criminal Justice (Mental Disorder) Bill
1996
Faye Boland, BCL (NUI), PhD, Lecturer, The Faculty of Law, The University
of Liverpool
Indirect Discrimination in Social Security Schemes
Andrew Brett, Research Assistant, University of Wolverhampton
Opting in to the opt-out: The UK and European
Social Policy
Noreen Burrows, LL.B. Ph.D., Professor of European Law, University of Glasgow
Disciplining Doctors: 'Seriously Deficient
Performance' under the Medical (Professional Performance) Act 1995
Alan Sprince LL.B, Lecturer, The Faculty of Law, The University of Liverpool,
Fellow of the Institute of Medicine, Law and Bioethics, and
Judith M Laing LL.B, Ph.D. , Lecturer, The Faculty of Law, The University
of Liverpool, Fellow of the Institute of Medicine, Law and Bioethics
The EU Directive On Distance Selling
Robert Bradgate MA Senior Lecturer, Institute for Commercial Law Studies,
University of Sheffield
The Rise and Rise of Legal Education
A. Bradney, Senior Lecturer in Law, Faculty of Law, University of Leicester.
David W Webber (ed), AIDS and the Law,
3rd edition, Wiley Law Publications, New York 1997, xxxvi 624 p, ISBN 0 471
13542 9, Hb £115.
Reviewed by Bob Watt, Lecturer in Law, University of Essex
