LATEST EDITION
169 Trinity/Michaelmas 2012

Main Articles

• Church Law and the Nuttiness Coefficient (Cranmer, Frank)
• Secular Law: Is it at all Possible? (McIlroy, David)
• Stair, Natural Law and Scotland (Allison, Stephen)
• Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: Defining the 'Ministerial Exception' in U.S. Employment Law (Waltman, Jerold)
• A Critical Legal Pluralist Analysis of R (On the Application of Begum) v Headteacher and Governors of Denbigh High School (Codling, Amy R.)
• Vicarious liability for sexual abuse; unincorporated association of lay brothers: an extended note on The Catholic Welfare Society and others v and The Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools [2012] (Hall, Helen)

Case Book

• Farrell v South Yorkshire Police Authority [2011] - Russell Sandberg
• Fusu Arcadie & Ors v Moldova [2012] - Frank Cranmer
• and many others

Book Reviews

• Law and Religion in Europe: A Comparative Introduction, by Norman Doe - Javier Oliva
• Equity Stirring: the Story of Justice Beyond Law, by Gary Watt- John Duddington

Law & Justice

The Christian Law Review

Law & Justice is a peer-reviewed journal published twice yearly in an era of change and in what is now called the plural society when nearly all legal concepts, customs and conventions are likely to be questioned. In this process, views are offered from Christians involved in the practice, study and teaching of, or writing about law. We are concerned with both the substance of the law and its procedures, and its philosophy considered as they are and as we think they ought to be. We do not exclude any area of law from our scrutiny because we believe that all legal developments should be examined from a Christian perspective.

Contributions to Law & Justice express the views of their authors and not necessarily the views of the Editorial Board, the Editor, or the Trustees.

CITATION

Citation of Articles appearing in LAW & JUSTICE should be:
(2004) 153 LAW & JUSTICE 178-183

RECENT ISSUES

Issue 168 contained articles about how different religious bodies see their relations with the State
e.g. The Law of the Catholic Church and the Law of the State

Issue 167 contained an article on Edmund Plowden and the Rule of Law. and much more

Issue 166 contained an article on Abortion in Ireland and Conscientious Objection in Medicine.

Issue 165 contained articles on aspects of Canon Law and Legal Pluralism.

Issue 164 was a special issue which looked at Buddhist, Islamic, Hindu & Jewish approaches to Law.

Issue 163 contained articles about Catholic Education and British / Spanish legislation on abortion.

Issue 162 contained articles about the Church / State relationship in different countries and situations.

Issue 161 began with a speech by Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers on 'Equality before the Law' and articles on 'The Changing Criminal Law of Religion' and 'Catholic Adoption Agencies and Gay Adopters'.

Published by:

The Edmund Plowden Trust