par Branaa, Jean-Éric (1963-....)
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Disponible - 34(038) BRA
Niveau 3 - Droit
English law made simple = Le droit anglais facile
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Branaa, Jean-Éric (1963-....)
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Résumé
Des cours et des exercices corrigés de droit anglais, deux unités de révision ainsi que de nombreux outils complémentaires en annexe. ©Electre 2020
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Date
- DL 2020
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Notes
- En anglais
- Index
- Texte en anglais seulement. Résumé en français et en anglais
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Langues
- Anglais
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Description matérielle
- 1 vol. (304 p.) : ill. en coul., couv. ill. en coul. ; 24 cm
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ISBN
- 978-2-340-04137-0
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Indice
- 34(038) Droit. Dictionnaires multilingues
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Tables des matières
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English law
Made simple
Le droit anglais facile
2e édition
Jean-Eric Branaa
Antonio Meza
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- The trial3
- Hierarchy of the courts4
- Dressing5
- Timeline4/5
- Unit 1 - Did you say law ?6
- What is law ?6
- Part 1 - Just what exactly is this thing called law ? 7
- Natural law8
- Activity8
- Documents : The Judgment of Solomon [doc 1] 10
- Activity11
- Part 2 - Just what exactly is this thing called morality ? 12
- Antigone12
- Activity13
- Documents : Morality and Ethics 14
- Can we play with nature [doc 2]14
- Stem cell research [doc 3]14
- The Christian Ten Commandments [doc 4]15
- Native American Ten Commandments [doc 5]15
- Activity15
- Part 3 - Just what exactly is this thing called justice ?16
- Lord Denning16
- H.L.A. Hart16
- Jeremy Bentham17
- Activity17
- Documents : Justice and arts 18
- Justice and Divine Vengeance Pursuing Crime (Prudhon) [doc 6]18
- And Justice for All ? [doc 7]18
- Allegory of Justice (Gandolfi) [doc 8]19
- Allegory of Justice (Cranach) [doc 9]19
- Activity19
- Part 4 - Just what exactly is this thing called rule of law ? 20
- Albert Venn Dicey20
- Prerogative orders20
- Gagging clause21
- Ml5 and MI621
- Activity21
- Documents : rule of law in action 22
- Troubled history of official Secrets Act [doc 10]22
- The Great Charter [doc 11]23
- Activity23
- Summary unit 124
- Legal terms24
- Review25
- References25
- Unit 2 - not only one law26
- Division of law26
- Part 1 - Changes in the law 27
- The English Legal system27
- Activity29
- Documents : Changes in Marriage 30
- Sex uncovered poll : homosexuality [doc 1]30
- The marital law [doc 2]31
- Did you know ? ... About marriage31
- Activity31
- Part 2 - Divisions of law 32
- Private law33
- Activity33
- Documents : Identifying the law 34
- Laws and cases [doc 3]34
- Example of a statute [doc 4]35
- Activity35
- Part 3 - Civil or criminal law 36
- Activity37
- Documents : Is it civil or criminal ? 38
- Activity38
- Cases38
- Cases39
- Part 4 - How the system works 40
- Police powers40
- Activity41
- Documents : Understanding law 42
- Division of law [doc 5]42
- Criminal and civil procedures compared [doc 6]43
- Division of law [doc 7]43
- Summary unit 244
- Legal terms44
- Review45
- References45
- Unit3 - common law46
- Common law46
- Part 1 - Where did it all begin ? 47
- Manorial court47
- Local customs48
- Habeas Corpus49
- Act of settlement49
- Activity49
- Documents : The Good Old days 50
- From custom law to precedents [doc 1]50
- Ordeals [doc 2]50
- Jury [doc 3]50
- Star chambers [doc 4]51
- King versus court [doc 5]51
- Activity51
- Part 2 - A judge's role in law 52
- Binding precedents53
- Activity53
- Documents : Codification of the law 54
- Abortion in Great Britain [doc 6]54
- Napoleonic Code [doc 7]55
- Activity55
- Part 3 - Case law 56
- Hierarchy57
- Activity57
- Documents : Hierarchy of the courts 58
- The Judicature Act 1873-1875 [doc 8]58
- The current hierarchy of courts [doc 9]59
- Activity59
- Part 4 - Judicial precedent 60
- Reading a case61
- Binding precedents (exceptions to the rule)61
- Activity61
- Documents : Studying a case 62
- Activity62
- Where can the cases be found63
- Activity63
- Summary unit 364
- Legal terms64
- Review65
- References65
- Unit4 - statute law66
- Statute law66
- Part 1 - Primary legislation 67
- Act of the Union67
- Advisory agencies68
- Pressure groups68
- Select committee69
- Activity69
- Documents : State organs in the UK 70
- The monarchy [doc 1]70
- The legislature [doc 2]71
- Activity71
- Part 2 - Delegated legislation 72
- Bylaws73
- Statutory Instruments73
- Activity73
- Documents : Delegated legislation a close study 74
- Activity74
- Graphic75
- Activity75
- Part 3 - English law and European Union law 76
- The Maastricht Treaty77
- The European Court of Justice77
- Activity77
- Documents : Chronology of the European Union [doc 3] 78
- Activity79
- Part 4 - Statutory interpretation 80
- The Literal Rule80
- The Golden Rule80
- The Mischief Rule81
- Activity81
- Documents : Why do we interpret things differently ? 82
- Activity83
- Summary unit 484
- Legal terms84
- Review85
- References85
- Unit 5 - equity86
- Equity86
- Part 1 - Origins of equity 87
- Great Council88
- Justices of the Peace89
- Activity89
- Documents : Shakespeare, the common law and equity 90
- Shakespeare, the common law and equity [doc 1]90
- Activity91
- Part 2 - Developments of equity 92
- The writ system92
- The jury system93
- Activity93
- Documents : Earl of Oxford in Chancery 94
- Earl of Oxford in Chancery, 1615 [doc 2]94
- Robert de Vere [doc 3]95
- Activity95
- Part 3 - Equity today 96
- Thomas More96
- Activity97
- Documents : Equitable creations at law 98
- The Mareva Injunction and Anton Pillar orders [doc 4]98
- Promissory Estoppel [doc 4]98
- The Court of Chancery [doc 5]99
- Activity99
- Part 4 - Maxims of equity 100
- Maxims in equity100
- Activity101
- Documents : How do maxims apply ? 102
- Activity103
- Summary of unit 5104
- Legal terms104
- Review105
- References105
- Unit 6 - review units 1 to 5106
- Unit 1107
- Unit 2111
- Unit 3115
- Unit 4118
- Unit 5122
- Unit 7 - The legal profession126
- The legal profession126
- Part 1 - Defining the legal profession 127
- Who can enter the legal profession ?128
- Contemporary issues within the legal profession128
- Dining at the Inns of Court128
- Activity129
- Documents : Inns of court 130
- What are the Inns of Court ? [doc 1]130
- Another type of organisation for lawyers [doc 2]131
- The French case131
- Activity131
- Part 2 - Barristers 132
- First women QCs132
- Prosecution132
- Taking silk133
- Famous barristers133
- Activity133
- Documents : Queen's Counsel 134
- Should we abolish Queen's Counsel [doc 3]134
- Queen's Counsel have been appointed for the last 400 years135
- Activity135
- Part 3 - Solicitors 136
- Activity137
- Documents : Solicitor's job 138
- Two typical solicitor's offices [doc 4]138
- The Interview [doc 5]138
- Activity138
- How lawyers are using social media for real results [doc 6]139
- Activity139
- Part 4 - Legal executives 140
- Activity141
- Documents : lawyers in paintings 142
- Promoting the profession [doc 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12]142
- Promoting the profession [doc 13, 14]143
- Activity143
- Summary of unit 7144
- Legal terms144
- Review145
- References145
- Unit 8 - the judiciary146
- The judiciary146
- Part 1 - A role of great importance 147
- Judicial independence147
- Judicial neutrality148
- Lord Devlin's quotes148
- Lord Devlin149
- Judicial supremacy149
- Activity149
- Documents : Who's doing what in a modernized administration of justice 150
- The Lord Chancellor [doc 1]150
- Ministry of Justice [doc 1]150
- Judicial Appointments Commission [doc 1]150
- What are the CPS and the DPP ? [doc 1]150
- The Attorney General and the Solicitor General [doc 1]150
- Judge or Justice [doc 2]151
- Activity151
- Part 2 - Being a judge 152
- District judge (Stipendiary Magistrates)152
- Recorders152
- Circuit judges152
- High Court judges (Puisne judges)153
- Court of Appeal judges153
- Activity153
- Documents : Head of the hierarchy 154
- Lord Chief Justice [doc 3]154
- Master of the Rolls155
- President of the Queen's Bench Division155
- President of the Family Division155
- Chancellor of the High Court155
- Activity155
- Part 3 - The lay magistracy 156
- Conditions to be a magistrates156
- Selection process157
- The Magistrates' Court Committee157
- Activity157
- Documents : For or against a lay magistracy ? 158
- Magistrates in doubt as summary justice rises [doc 4]158
- Activity158
- Are professional judges better than lay magistrates. [doc 5]159
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- Part 4 - Judicial appointments 160
- Activity161
- Documents : A modern process of selection 162
- Richard Wright, deputy District judge [doc 6]162
- Falconer ends 700 years of history [doc 7]163
- Activity163
- Summary164
- Legal terms164
- Review165
- References165
- Unit 9 -civil courts166
- Civil courts166
- Part 1 - Starting a case 167
- Usher168
- Clerk of court169
- Tribunals168
- Activity169
- Document : First steps 170
- The English counties [doc 1]170
- Activity170
- Thinking of suing in a small claims court ? [doc 2]171
- Activity171
- Part 2 - At the County Court 172
- Legal aid172
- Small claims procedure172
- Fast track procedure173
- Multi track procedure173
- Activity173
- Documents : The County Court 174
- Representation of the court (drawing) [doc 3]174
- Who's who in court [doc 4]175
- Activity175
- Part 3 - At the High Court 176
- John Deed176
- Family Division176
- Chancery Division176
- Queen's Bench Division177
- The QBD or the KBD177
- Activity177
- Documents : A Royal Court of Justice 178
- Representation of the court (drawing) [doc 5]178
- In English courts justice must be see, to be done, and not by the Rich [doc 6]179
- Activity179
- Part 4 - Going on appeal 180
- Appellant vs respondent180
- The Supreme Court181
- The judicial committee of the Privy Council181
- Activity181
- Documents : The top of the hierarchy 182
- Supreme Court appointee says role of judges is too politicized [doc 7]182
- Royal Court of Justice (drawing) [doc 8]183
- Activity183
- Summary of unit 9184
- Legal terms184
- Review185
- References185
- Unit 10 - criminal courts186
- Criminal courts186
- Part 1 - Criminal case 187
- Rights in case of an arrest187
- Summons187
- Arrest187
- Criminal offences188
- CPS or DPP188
- What happens after an arrest188
- Youth court189
- Activity189
- Documents : The Youth Court 190
- Representation of the court (drawing) [doc 1]190
- Cases at Youth Court [doc 2]191
- Activity191
- Part 2 - At the Magistrates' Court 192
- Number of magistrates192
- The Coroner's court192
- Lay magistrates192
- Cases a Magistrates' Court can deal with192
- Sentences a Magistrates' Court can give192
- Aggravating or mitigating sentences193
- Sentencing193
- Activity193
- Documents : Magistrates' court 194
- Representation of the court (drawing) [doc 3]194
- Cases at the Magistrates' court [doc 4]195
- Activity195
- Part 3 -At the Crown Court 196
- Seriousness of the offence196
- Did you know about Rumpole ?197
- Activity197
- Documents : The Old Bailey 198
- Representation of the court (drawing) [doc 5]198
- Cases at the Old Bailey [doc 6]199
- Activity199
- Part 4 - Going on appeal 200
- Broadcasting200
- The Court of Appeal (criminal Division)200
- The Supreme Court201
- Composition of the Supreme Court201
- Activity201
- Documents : The court of Appeal 202
- Representation of the court (drawing) [doc 7]202
- Law report case on appeal [doc 8]203
- Activity203
- Summary of unit 10204
- Legal terms204
- Review205
- References205
- Unit 11 -The jury206
- The jury206
- Part 1 - History 207
- The inquest207
- Should jurors be allowed to Google their defendants ?209
- Activity209
- Document : What happens during a trial ? 210
- What happens during a trial ? [doc 1]210
- Court procedure [doc 2]211
- Activity211
- Part 2 - Function of a jury 212
- Activity213
- Document : The Vicky Pryce's case 214
- Vicky Pryce jury can reach majority verdict says judge [doc 3]214
- Activity214
- Ten things jurors need to know [doc 4]215
- Part 3 - Selection of jurors 216
- Activity217
- Documents : Twelve angry men 218
- Activity218
- Part 4 - Advantages and disadvantages of juries 220
- The McLibel case220
- Activity221
- Documents : The future of juries 222
- Prolific criminals 'should lose right to jury trial' [doc 6]223
- Senior lawyers defend jury system after judge orders Vicky Pryce retrial [doc 7]223
- Activity223
- Summary of unit 11224
- Legal terms224
- Review225
- References225
- Unit 12 - Legal skills226
- Legal skills226
- Part 1 - Reading a case report 227
- Law reports227
- Case law228
- Law reporting228
- A history of law reporting228
- The Year Books228
- Modem reports229
- Law reporters229
- Legal periodicals and newspapers229
- Activity229
- Documents : Hierarchy of law reports 230
- Law reports reference [doc 1]230
- Unreported cases [doc 2]230
- History of a case [doc 3]231
- Activity231
- Part 2 - Structure and layout of a law report 232
- Abbreviations for the courts232
- Title232
- Catchwords or phrases232
- Headnote233
- Notes233
- Cases cited233
- Names of the counsel233
- Argument of the counsel233
- The judgment233
- Name of the reporter233
- Activity233
- Documents : Structure of a law report [doc 4] 234
- Activity235
- Part 3 - Working with a law report 236
- Choosing a Law Report236
- Citing a Law Reports236
- Primary and secondary sources236
- Activity237
- Documents : Hierarchy of law reports [doc 5] 238
- Activity239
- Part 4 - Case citations 240
- Abbreviations240
- Year240
- Neutral citation240
- Paragraph numbers241
- Practice directions241
- Brackets241
- Activity241
- Documents : List of Law reports available [doc 6] 242
- Summary of unit 12246
- Legal terms246
- Review247
- References247
- Unit 13 - Review units 7 to 12248
- Unit 7249
- Unit 8253
- Unit 9256
- Unit 10259
- Unit 11263
- Unit 12266
- Index268
- Cases and statutes273
- Abbreviations274
- Correction of the exercises275
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