Essays on the constitution
By: Philip A. Joseph (editor).
Contributors: Joseph, Philip A.
Publisher: Brooker's
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Wellington, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 411
Subjects: Constitutional law -- New Zealand.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The suggested revolution against the crown / Sir R. Cooke; title: Parliament, the Treaty, and freedom / F.M. Brookfield; title: Rights jurisprudence : justice for all? / Sir I. Richardson; title: The legislative process and the courts / D. McGee; title: Brooding inhibition, or guiding hand? : reflections on the Privy Council appeal / T. Eichelbaum; title: Trans-Tasman relations : towards 2000 and beyond / M. Kirby and P.A. Joseph; title: Closer economic relations and harmonisation of law between Australia and New Zealand / J. Farrar; title: The role of the Attorney-General / P. East; title: Public utilities and public law / M. Taggart; title: The law-making power of the judiciary / B.V. Harris; title: Freedom of the press under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 / J. Burrows; title: The electoral system / A. McRobie; title: The historiography of New Zealand's constitutional history / P.G. McHugh; title: Cutting the imperial link : Canada and New Zealand / P. Oliver.