Transitions in Caribbean law
Subtitle: law-making, constitutionalism and the convergence of national and international law
By: edited by David S. Berry and Tracy Robinson
Publisher: The Caribbean Law Publishing Company
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Kingston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 283
ISBN-13: 9789768167644
Subjects: Law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Fi we law : the emergence of Caribbean jurisprudence and the doctrine of precedent  -- Leighton M. Jackson; title: Corporate governance : one size fits all?  -- Suzanne Goldson; title: Expanding the purview of accountability in employment by the state  -- Rose-Marie Antoine; title: More questions than answers? : Caribbean jurisprudence on the duty of uberrimae fides  -- Lesley A. Walcott; title: The use of international law by domestic tribunals in the Caribbean in death penalty cases  -- David S. Berry; title: Legitimate expectations, international treaties and the Caribbean Court of Justice?  -- Eddy D. Ventose; title: Human trafficking legislation in the Commonwealth Caribbean : effective or effected?  -- Kamille Adair; title: The common law and the litigation of fundamental rights and freedoms before the Privy Council  -- Margaret Demerieux; title: Judicial independence as an indispensable feature of the rule of law and democracy : implications for the Commonwealth Caribbean  -- Arif Bulkan; title: Constitutionalism in Belize : lessons for the Commonwealth Caribbean?  -- Godfrey P. Smith; title: Our inherent constitution -- Tracy Robinson.