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Human Rights Law Reports - UK Cases

Human Rights Law Reports - UK Cases
Practice Area: Human Rights
ISSN: 1470-1669
Published by: Sweet & Maxwell
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Human Rights Law Reports - UK Cases focus entirely on the application of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the ECHR in the UK. They provide the reader with the most important cases in the UK courts, carefully selected by a team of experts. Each case report contains the full transcript of the judgment preceded by a headnote, which contains:

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  • A summary of what was held in the case


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