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Note This table shows web titles, that is descriptive titles (which are not necessarily the same as actual titles). It is extracted from the Website List of FB’s Writings, omitting document descriptions (PDF, HTML, image) and other unnecessary matter. It does not include some items recently added to the Website. If the web title is different from the actual title only the web title is shown, though sometimes the actual title is left followed by a brief explanatory comment. If no publication details are given it is published only on this site.

1944.001 Prize winning short story, Malcolm Club Monthly Bulletin No.6, March-April 1944

1946.001 FB’s Oxford Freshman Journal

1946.002 Introduction to essays written by FB whilst at Balliol

1946.003 'The art of Thomas Hardy', Balliol Freshman essay by FB (Oct 1946)

1946.004 'What improvements in the daily press do you think desirable or possible?' Balliol Freshman Essay by FB (Nov 1946)
1946.005 'On decadent societies' Balliol Freshman essay by FB (Nov 1946)
1946.006 'Which is the more deplorable, the scientist who knows nothing about the humanities, or the humanist who knows nothing about science?' Balliol Freshman essay by FB (Nov 1946)
1946.007 'The place of music in education' Balliol Freshman essay by FB (Dec 1946)

1946.008 "Possible meanings of the expression ‘the will is free’", Balliol essay by FB (Nov 1946)

1946.009 'The moral worth of natural benevolence', Balliol essay by FB

1946.010 'The character of an age', Balliol Freshman essay by FB

1946.011 'What is meant by classical art, music and literature?', Balliol Freshman essay by FB

1947.001 'Human goodness and Rashdall’s refutation of hedonism.', Balliol essay by FB

1947.002 'How Chamberlain’s policy of imperial expansion made the Boer War inevitable.', Balliol essay by FB

1949.001 T001 - Charity law: cats or monks?, The Times, 19 Apr 1949

1949.002 ‘Cellini the Superb’, Everybody’s Weekly, 1 Jan 1949

1951.001 ‘Should breach of promise go?’ (anonymous), Everybody’s Weekly 14 July 1951

1953.001 ‘Want of consideration’, 16 MLR (1953) 441

1955.001 'Bratislava Landscape', Published only on this website

1956.001 Note on Copyright Law. Published only on this website.

1958.001 ‘The Westminster Parliamentary Counsel Office (PCO) in the 1950s: FB’s Journal

1961.001 ‘Copyright and the Statute of Westminster’, 24 MLR (1961) 355

1961.002 ‘Mistake in the construction of contracts’ (with P S Atiyah), 24 MLR (1961) 421

1962.001 The Constitutional Law of Ghana, Publishing Details

1962.001.111 Nature of Ghana’s 1960 Constitution

1962.001.003 Ghana’s 1960 Constitution - Part 1 Chapter 1 - Constitutional Evolution

1962.001.074 Ghana’s 1960 Constitution - Part 1 Chapter 2 - Creation of the Republic

1962.001.259 Ghana’s 1960 Constitution - Part 3 Chapter 6 - Modes of legislation

1962.001.262 Statutory instruments in Ghana

1962.001.284 British Colonial system of publishing laws

1962.001.298 Ghana’s 1960 Constitution - Part 3 Chapter 7 - Legislative Functionaries

1962.001.350 Ghana’s 1960 Constitution - Part 3 Chapter 8 - Legislative Methods: Acts of Parliament

1963.001 ‘Animal Rights’

1964.001 Note by FB on use of Hansard etc ('Use of Hansard and other legislative history in statutory interpretation')

1964.002 Note on Legislative History, Published only on this website.

1965.001 T002 - Rates: valuation of properties, The Times, 9 December 1965

1965.002 FB's message to RICS members on his appointment in 1965, The Chartered Surveyor Vol 98 No. 4 Oct 1965 p.161

1966.001 ‘Suggestions on the form and publication of statute law’, RICS 28 May 1966

1966.002 ‘RICS Presidential World Tour - FB’s diary’

1967.001 ‘The scope for joint action by the professions’,

1968.001 Founding of Parliamentary Counsel Office and Statute Law Society, LG Sept 1968

1968.002 ‘Estate agents and racism’ (letter), EG 27 Apl 1968

1968.003 History of Estate Agents Registration to 1967, EG (1968) 206, 427, 543, 661, 779, 887

1968.004 Letter on ‘Justice for All’ published in an unknown journal

1969.001 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code, Publishing Details

1969.001.00a Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Title page

1969.001.00b Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Preliminary

1969.001.00c Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Contents

1969.001.00d Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Introductory

1969.001.001 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 01

1969.001.017 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 02

1969.001.035 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 03

1969.001.058 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 04

1969.001.070 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 05

1969.001.081 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 06

1969.001.098 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 07

1969.001.108 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 08

1969.001.121 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 09

1969.001.132 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 10

1969.001.142 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 11

1969.001.149 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 12

1969.001.171 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 13

1969.001.190 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 14

1969.001.230 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Chapter 15

1969.001.238 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Appendix 1

1969.001.254 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Appendix II

1969.001.269 Professional Ethics: The Consultant Professions and their Code - Index

1970.001 Tangling with the Law: Reforms in Legal Process, Publishing Details

1970.002 ‘Professions and their codes’, DT 23 Nov 1970

1970.003 ‘Darkest hour for the professions?’, EG (21 Nov 1970) 1003

1970.004 ‘Positive Toryism’

1970.005 ‘The future of the professions’

1970.006 ‘The case for a joint professional body’

1970.007 ‘The case for a congress of registered trade unions’

1970.008 ‘The plight of the professions’

1970.009 ‘Why I am prosecuting Peter Hain’, Published as pamphlet 27 May 1970

1970.010 ‘Teachers who will never strike’, PAT journal, Dec 1970

1971.001 ‘Stow Hill Report on legislative technique’, H of C SC on Procedure 2nd Rep 1970-71, HC 538, 223

1971.002 ‘Reforming statutory drafting’, 9th Int Symp on Comparative Law, U of Ottawa Press 1971 115

1971.003 ‘The plight of the professions: the Monopolies Commission report’, ACNT 11 Feb 1971 175

1971.004 ‘The plight of the professions: the case for a joint professional body’, ACNT 18 Feb 1971 211

1971.005 ‘The plight of the professions: the Monopolies Commission report’, CEng Feb 1971 41

1971.006 ‘The plight of the professions: the case for a joint professional body’, CEng Mar 1971 42

1971.007 ‘The plight of the professions: the Monopolies Commission report’, PharmJ 5 June 1971 394

1971.008 ‘The plight of the professions: the case for a joint professional body’, PharmJ 26 June 1971 469

1971.009 T003 - FB’s prosecution of Peter Hain for criminal conspiracy, The Times, 27 February and 4 March 1971

1971.010 ‘Law and the Environment’, Published only on this website.

1971.011 'How to get private initiative back into rented housing', The Estates Gazette (Vol. 217) 9 Jan 1971

1972.001 T004 - Costs of FB’s prosecution of Peter Hain for criminal conspiracy, The Times, 8 September 1972

1972.002 Statute Law: the key to clarity, Statute Law Society, Sweet & Maxwell, 1972

1973.001 Hain’s interference with the Wilf Isaac’s Cricket Tour 1969

1974.001 ‘Understanding the Consumer Credit Act 1974’, 118 SJ 44 (1 Nov 1974) 742-743

1975.001 'Laws are not for layment', The Guardian (29 May 1975) 11

1975.002 ‘The Renton Report’, 119 SJ (1975) 346

1975.003 ‘The Renton Report’, 125 NLJ (1975) 660

1975.004 ‘A computer experiment in legislative drafting’, CL (Nov 1975) pp 8-10

1975.005 ‘Awaiting the new system of consumer credit control’, 120 OB (1976) Autumn 1975 3

1975.006 Canada and Professional Association of Teachers, Toronto Globe and Mail, 15 November 1975

1976.001 Acts: compression, anonymity, distortion and scatter, 120 SJ (1976) 390

1976.002 ‘Correcting a defect in the Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1964’, 120 SJ (1976) pp 498-499

1976.003 Use in an Act of ‘first consideration’, 126 NLJ (1976) 1237

1976.004 Consumer Credit Control, Publishing Details

1976.005 ‘Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay Acts 1’, 120 SJ (1976) 2

1976.006 ‘Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay Acts 2’, 120 SJ (1976) 20

1976.007 ‘Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay Acts 3’, 120 SJ (1976) 39

1976.008 ‘Group [Consumer Credit] Licensing for Accountants?’, 174 The Accountant (1976) 589-590

1976.009 ‘Computers and law in Canada 1’ (See 1977.007 for conclusion), CL (Nov 1976) pp 8-10

1976.010 ‘The need for rented housing’ (letter), LSG 27 Oct 1976

1976.011 T005 - How to treat obscenity, The Times, 25 March 1976

1976.012 T006 - Are MPs competent legislators?, The Times, 19 May 1976

1976.013 T007 - Democracy endangered by clumsy parliamentary procedures, The Times, 7 June 1976

1976.014 T008 - Pairing of MPs: good faith needed, The Times, 15 June 1976

1976.015 T009 - Elective dictatorship: a false charge by Lord Hailsham, The Times, 21 October 1976

1976.016 T010 - The House of Lords as a revising chamber, The Times, 18 Nov 1976

1976.017 T011 - Magistrate defames defendant while acquitting him, The Times, 16 December 1976

1976.018 Menu for a lunch to celebrate publication of CONSUMER CREDIT CONTROL

1976.019 A001 - 'Weak bargaining power of freelance authors', Letter in The Author, Summer 1976

1976.020 Credit reference agencies and privacy, 126 NLJ12 Aug 1976.
1976.021 Judges against Parliament, 126 NLJ 14 October 1976
1976.022 Rationalising statutory forms, SJ 11 February 1976
1976.023 Failure of lawyers to support reform of statute law, SJ 23 April 1976

1976.024 ‘For Race read Rage’. Published only on this website

1976.025 'Court of Appeal Criminal Division and its Jurisdiction', Published only on this website

1976.026 Plain Law - Foreword and Introduction. Published only on this website

1977.001 ‘Improvements in legislative techniques’, Pcdgs & Papers of 5th Com Law Cfce, pp 53-59 and blue page 7

1977.002 Review of Legislative Drafting: A New Approach by Sir W Dale, 127 NLJ (1977) 1169

1977.003 The Libertine Trial (pornography), NS (18 Feb 1977) pp 210-211

1977.004 ‘Implementing the Consumer Credit Act 1’, 121 SJ (1977) 467-468

1977.005 ‘Implementing the Consumer Credit Act 2’, 121 SJ (1977) 484-485

1977.006 ‘Implementing the Consumer Credit Act 3’, 121 SJ (1977) 500-502

1977.007 ‘Computers and law in Canada 2’ (Conclusion of 1976.009), CL (Feb 1977) pp 10-11

1977.008 ‘Scotching the Sex Haters’, 97 TFT 4 (Apr 1977) pp 52, 61,

1977.009 Review of Whatever Happened to Sex by Mary Whitehouse, 97 TFT 6 (Jun 1977) pp 106-108

1977.010 T012 - Is pornography therapeutic?, The Times, 21 Mar 1977

1977.011 T013 - Hailsham’s ‘elective dictatorship’ again, The Times, 9 Apr 1977

1977.012 T014 - Mary Whitehouse prosecutes for blasphemy, The Times, 17 Jun 1977

1977.013 T015 - Should there be mirrors in the Gents?, The Times, 15 Jul 1977

1977.014 T016 - Should the right of private prosecution exist?, The Times, 21 Oct 1977

1977.015 DT001 - ‘Freedom Under Law and Grunwick, Daily Telegraph, 6 Jul 1977

1977.016 Statute law reform: further processing of legislation, SJ 14 October 1977

1977.017 ‘More help for the user of statute law?’, (Notes for FB’s lecture at Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 25 Jan 1977)

1978.001 ‘Statute law obscurity and the drafting parameters’, BJLS Vol. 5 (1978) No. 2, pp 235-245

1978.002 ‘Parliamentary Bills and the Renton Committee’, H of C SC on Procedure 1977-8, HC 588 III, 87

1978.003 The Consumer Credit Act Manual (1st edn), Publishing Details

1978.004 Statute Law Society Newsletter, Summer 1978

1978.005 Statute Law Society Newsletter, Autumn 1978

1978.006 Juror’s responsibility, 98 TFT 2 (Feb 1978) p 30

1978.007 Attack on restrictive attitudes to sex, 98 TFT (1978) p 136

1978.008 Humanist Kinds, 98 TFT 6 (Jun 1978) p 94

1978.009 Privacy, 98 TFT 12 (Dec 1978) pp 189-191

1978.010 Review of I Don’t Mind the Sex it’s the Violence by Enid Wistrich, 98 TFT (Jun 1978) p 90

1978.011 ‘A Platform for Persuaders?’ (The merits of euthanasia), 98 TFT (Oct 1978) 148

1978.012 'Blasphemy Meeting' (Renumbered now 1978.005.NFB)

1978.013 BN001-’Need for a Council of Consultant Professions’, The Times Business News, 9 January 1978

1978.014 T017 - Creation of ‘library copyright’?, The Times, 10 January 1978

1978.015 T018 - Drawbacks of a Bill of Rights, The Times, 26 January 1978

1978.016 T019 - Why the European Human Rights Convention should not be part of our law, The Times, 5 April 1978

1978.017 T020 - Chivalry and El Vino’s, The Times, 1 June 1978

1978.018 T021 - Advantages of abolishing the House of Lords, The Times, 4 Sep 1978

1978.019 DT002 - ‘Is homosexuality unnatural?’, Daily Telegraph, 29 Dec 1978

1978.020 Unheeded appeal for information by Statute Law Society, SJ 12 May 1978

1978.021 Functions of the Statute Law Society, 128 NLJ 6 July 1978

1978.022 Evidence to the Committee on Obscenity and Film Censorship, Published by the Defence of Literature and the Arts Society (DLAS) - Written by FB, (Apr 1978)

1978.023 ‘Moral Censorship and the Law.’, The Advocate, The magazine of Lincoln’s Inn Students Union, (Michaelmas 1978), p. 29

1978.024 T022 - Further thoughts on abolishing the House of Lords, The Times, 12 Sep 1978

1979.001 ‘Legislative technique I’, 129 NLJ (23 Aug 1979) pp 748-750

1979.002 Review of Legislative Drafting (2nd edn) by G C Thornton, 129 NLJ (1979) 1070

1979.003 ‘Legislative technique II’, 129 NLJ (1979), pp 1170-1172

1979.004 Renton and the Need for Reform

1979.004.001 Renton and the Need for Reform - Introductory

1979.004.002 Renton and the Need for Reform - Part 1 - Failure to implement Renton Report

1979.004.003 Renton and the Need for Reform - Part 2 - Oral evidence to the Renton Committee

1979.004.004 Renton and the Need for Reform - Part 3 - FB’s written evidence,

1979.004.005 Renton and the Need for Reform - Part 4 - FB’s oral evidence,

1979.004.006 Renton and the Need for Reform - Appendix - Parliamentary questions

1979.004.007 Renton and the Need for Reform - Back cover

1979.004.010 Renton and the Need for Reform - Parts 3 and 4

1979.005 ‘The Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act - 60 Inglorious Years’, 129 NLJ (8 Nov 1979) 1088-1089

1979.006 Towards One World

1979.007 Review of Sexual Experience Between Men and Boys by Parker Rossman, 99 TFT (1979) pp 139-140

1979.008 Our Masonic Correspondent, 99 TFT (1979) pp 117-118

1979.009 The Fight for Plant Rights, 99 TFT (1979) pp 53-54

1979.010 Review of Sex, Violence and the Media by H. J. Eysenck and D. K. B. Nias’, 99 TFT (1979) pp 11-13

1979.011 What is Secularism?, 99 TFT (1979) 110

1979.012 Free Speech Till it Hurts, 99 TFT (1979) pp 69-70

1978.013 No used

1979.014 T023 - When crimes should be prosecuted, The Times, 29 December 1979

1979.015 Statute Law Society – FB’s Resignation Statement,

1979.016 DT003 - ‘How computers rendered hot metal printing obsolete’, Daily Telegraph, 9 June 1979

1979.017 Human Rights vagueness and Article 10, 129 NLJ 22 February 1979
1979.018 The function of Parliament, 129 NLJ, 12 April 1979
1979.019 Abuse of powers by the Executive, 129 NLJ, 3 May 1979

1979.020 ‘Evidence to Royal Commission on Legal Services’ by FB,1 Feb 1979
1979.021 ‘Evidence to Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure’ by FB, (Prosecution of Offences), 12 Sep 1979
1979.022 ‘Further Evidence to Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure’ by FB, (Prosecution of Offences), 7 Nov 1979
1979.023 ‘Evidence to Royal Commission on Legal Profession’ by FB, (The Need for a Legal Profession), Believed to be 1979

1980.001 ‘ Legislative Technique’ (Sir Noel Hutton, the PCO, juries etc,), 130 NLJ (1980) p 56-58

1980.002 ‘Statutory sanity’, Professional Administration 1980 Vol 10 N o. 1 pp. 8-9

1980.003 ‘Statute law processing: the composite restatement method I’ (See also 1980.033), 124 SJ (1 Feb 1980) p 71

1980.004 ‘Legislative Technique’ (Sir Harold Kent, Lord Denning and discretion for bureaucrats,) 130 NLJ (6 Mar 1980) pp 243-244

1980.005 ‘Drafting Practice’ (Drafting: definite article, mandatory or directory, mischief, long titles), 124 SJ (21 Mar 1980) pp 195-196

1980.006 Drafting: Cross, Driedger and Hoyt, 130 NLJ (1980) 493

1980.007 Review of Legislative Drafting: A New Approach by Sir W Dale, [1980] Stat LR 61

1980.008 ‘Framing the crime of attempt’, 130 NLJ (1980) 725

1980.009 ‘Drafting practice’, 124 SJ (1980) 567

1980.010 ‘Principal Acts and textual amendment’, 130 NLJ (1980) pp 913-914

1980.011 Statute Law (1st edn), Publishing Details

1980.012 ‘The literal rule of interpretation’, 130 NLJ (1980) 1156

1980.013 ‘Law and Class’, LRB, 1 May 1980

1980.014 Arrogance of the Parliamentary Counsel Office (letter), 130 NLJ (1980) 246

1980.015 ‘Updating construction (letter)’, Crim LR 23 Nov 1980

1980.016 ‘Religion as an aid to law’ (letter), LSG 23 Jan 1980

1980.017 The New Comfort Column, 100 TFT 7 (1980) 101

1980.018 Sex Morality Changed (official), 100 TFT 8 (1980) 118

1980.019 Demented Dogma, 100 TFT 9 (1980) pp 134-135

1980.020 Review of Human Ethics -Dialogue on Basics, edited by Morris B. Storer, 100 TFT (1980) 187

1980.021 Review of My Guru and his Disciple by Christopher Isherwood, 100 TFT (1980) pp 170-171

1980.022 ‘Drafting of the Theft Act 1978 s 3’, [1980] Crim LR 670

1980.023 T024 - Further objections to a Bill of Rights, The Times, 9 January 1980

1980.024 T025 - Further objections to the European Human Rights Convention, The Times, 14 April 1980

1980.025 T026 - Attempted theft, The Times, 19 June 1980

1980.026 T027 - Further thoughts on crimes of attempt, The Times, 11 July 1980

1980.027 T028 - How the House of Lords could reform itself, The Times, 5 August 1980

1980.028 T029 - Why there should be a Human Rights parliamentary select committee, The Times, 29 September 1980

1980.029 ‘Sex and Law’, The Advocate, Easter 1980

1980.030 Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919, 130 NLJ 3 January 1980.
1980.031 Anonymous anti-abortion advertising, 130 NLJ 24 January 1980
1980.032 Secret inspection of documents by judges, SJ 4 January 1980

1980.033 ‘Statute law processing: the composite restatement method II’ (See also 1980.003), 124 SJ (8 Feb 1980), pp 92-95

1981.001 ‘Legislative technique: homonyms & attempts’, 131 NLJ (1981) 192

1981.002 ‘Drafting practice’, 125 SJ (1981) 139

1981.003 ‘Bringing Acts into force: the computer dimension’, 131 NLJ (1981) 356

1981.004 Letter amplifying 1981(003), 131 NLJ (1981) 586

1981.005 ‘Leave my word alone’, 131 NLJ (4 Jun 1981) 596

1981.006 ‘Drafting practice’, 125 SJ (1981) 420

1981.007 ‘Can there be an infringing copy without a copyright infringement?’, 131 NLJ (1981) 749

1981.008 ‘Another reverse for the Law Commissions’ Interpretation Bill’, 131 NLJ (1981) 840

1981.009 ‘Credit or theft: the Lambie case’, 131 NLJ (1981) 1041

1981.010 ‘Legol and the electronic home lawyer’, LSG (1981) 1334

1981.011 ‘Modern Royal Assent procedure at Westminster’, [1981] Stat LR 133

1981.012 The Consumer Credit Act Manual (2nd edn), Publishing Details

1981.013 Composite Restatement of Legislative Texts’ (Script of VHS Video), Oyez Longman

1981.014 ‘Who Should Lay Down Prosecution Guidelines?’, 125 SJ (1981) 534

1981.015 Review of Dictionary of Medical Ethics - Revised and Enlarged Edition. Edited by A. S. Duncan. G. R. Dunstan and R. B. Welbourn. Darton, 11 TFT (1981. 123

1981.016 ‘The Rule of Law’, 101 TFT (1981) 175

1981.017 T030 - Why Lord Denning should retire, The Times, 20 January 1981

1981.018 A002 - 'Prosecution of the Romans in Britain', Letter in The Author, Autumn 1981

1981.019 Reversing Lord Denning, 131 NLJ, 5 March 1981
1981.020 Is precision drafting enough?, SJ 17 April 1981
1981.021 First year of the Statute Law Review, [Spring 1981] Stat LR 63-64

1981.022 OBS001L FB supports the Gang of Four and the new Social Democratic Party, The Observer 5 Apr 1981

1982.001 ‘The need for training in Statute Law’, LSG (1982) 219

1982.002 Follow-up letter to 1982.001, LSG (1982) 664

1982.003 ‘Penalty points - a transitional problem’ (pseudonymous – ‘Piers Darkly’), LSG (1982) 1622

1982.004 ‘Peace at any price’,

1982.005 Cambridge lecture on legislative drafting, 'The Tortoise and the Lettuce Leaf, or Turning Words into Laws'

1982.006 Construing a multiple broad term, SJ September 1982

1983.001 ‘Making off without payment’, Crim LR (1983) 205

1983.002 SLR002L (1) Literal rule of interpretation; (2) founding of Statute Law Society’, Stat LR, Spring 1983, 4, pp. 63 - 64

1983.003 Citation of unreported cases, LSG (29 Jun 1983) 1635

1983.004 ‘Scientific statutory interpretation and the Franco scheme’, [1983] BTR 74

1983.005 ‘The controversy over drafting style’, LSG (1983) 2355, 3211

1983.006 Statute Law (2nd edn), Publishing Details

1983.006.088 Bennion on Statute Law (2nd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 9 Existing Rules of Interpretation (P 88)

1983.006.167 Bennion on Statute Law (2nd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 16 Doubt-factor V: The Fallible Draftsman (1) (P 167)

1983.006.198 Bennion on Statute Law (2nd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 18 Doubt-factor V: The Fallible Draftsman (3) (P 198)

1983.006.216 Bennion on Statute Law (2nd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 20 The Administrative Processor (P 216)

1983.006.289 Bennion on Statute Law (2nd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 27 Aiding Text-comprehension (2): Composite Restatement

1983.006.307Bennion on Statute Law (2nd edn.) - Appendix B - Illustration of the Restatement Method (P307)

1983.007 Review of The Influence Of Pornography On Behaviour Edited by Maurice Yaffé and Edward C. Nelson, 103 TFT (1983) 42

1983.008 ‘The Humanist Chance in Ulster’, 103 TFT (1983) 13

1983.009 ‘Britain and the Falkland Islands’ (Letter), 103 TFT 5 (1983) 77

1983.010 FB’s review of Legislation by Miers and Page, 127 SJ (11 March 1983) 170

1983.011 T031 - Delays in activating the Consumer Credit Act 1974, The Times, 3 February 1983

1983.012 T032 - Why Acts should contain a ‘historical file’, The Times, 2 May 1983

1983.013 T033 - Objections to proportional representation, The Times, 15 June 1983

1983.014 T034 - Our house is still our castle, The Times, 28 July 1983

1983.015 T035 - There will never again be paid jobs for all, The Times, 28 July 1983

1983.016 T036 - More thoughts on unemployment, The Times, 21 September 1983

1983.017 Story donated by FB to the ‘Help the Aged’ book Tales out of School - The early misdeeds of the famous, Collectors Books Limited 1983

1983.018 ‘How Bratby Painted My Portrait’,

1983.019 Duty of courts to lay down the law, 133 NLJ September 1983
1983.020 Scandalous interpretation of ‘found drunk’, SJ 22 April 1983
1983.021 Theoriginal meaning of ‘police’, SJ 6 May 1983
1983.022 Displacing the name of a book’s author, SJ 25 November 1983

1983.023 SLR003L Modification to the letter on 'Literal rule of interpretation' (See Doc 1983.002), Stat LR, Summer 1983, 4, p. 128

1984.001 Statutory Interpretation (1st edn), Publishing Details

1984.002 ‘Propositions of law in conviction appeals’, Crim LR (1984) 282

1984.003 T037 - The miners’ strike: failing to prosecute Scargill, The Times, 31 July 1984

1984.004 T038 - Treating fines as a business expense, The Times, 10 August 1984

1984.005 T039 - More thoughts on prosecuting Scargill, The Times, 22 August 1984

1984.006 T040 - Women entitled to ordination since 1919, The Times, 22 August 1984

1984.007 T040- Still more thoughts on prosecuting Scargill, The Times, 29 December 1984

1984.008 Problems in consolidating Acts, 134 NLJ 20 July 1984
1984.009 Citation of unreported cases, SJ June 1984
1984.010 SLR004L Punctuation in statutes, Stat LR, Autumn 1984, 5, pp. 199 - 200

1985.001 Mass Picketing and the 1875 Act, Crim LR (1985) 64

1985.002 ‘Trade descriptions, or how to tackle a problem of statutory interpretation’, 135 NLJ 953

1985.003 ‘The Crown Prosecution Service’, LSG (1985) 3676

1985.004 T042 - Juries trying aliens, The Times, 17 June 1985

1985.005 T043 - The missing concept of courtesy, The Times, 10 September 1985

1986.001 Information Sources in Law, ed R Logan (chapter 3), Publishing Details

1986.002 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1985 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1986.003 ‘The Crown Prosecution Service’, Crim LR (1986) 3

1986.004 ‘A point on the Companies Consolidation’, 130 Sol J (1986) 736

1986.005 The Consumer Credit Act Manual (3rd edn), Publishing Details

1986.006 ‘Consumer credit: the narrowing of “linked transactions” in relation to the total charge for credit’, JBL (1986) 294

1986.007 ‘The technique of codification’, Crim LR (1986) 295

1986.008 ‘Attorney General as leader of the Bar’ (letter), LSG 26 March 1986

1986.009 T044 - Why water shouldn’t be privatised, The Times, 6 May 1986

1986.010 T045 - Round-the-houses motor racing, The Times, 29 August 1986

1986.011 T046 - Walking to school, The Times, 22 October 1986

1986.012 A003 - Writing by computer I, Letter in The Author, Spring 1986

1986.013 A004 - Writing by computer II, Letter in The Author, Autumn 1986

1986.014 Independence of prosecution policy 1, Crim LR (1986) 197
1986.015 Independence of prosecution policy 2, Crim LR (1986) 704

1987.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1986 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1987.002 ‘Sterilisation of the mentally handicapped’ (letter), LSG 26 August 1987

1987.003 SLR005L ‘The Parliamentary Counsel Office (letter)’, Stat LR, Spring 1987, 8, p. 68

1987.004 ‘Dilatory lawyers’ (letter), LSG May 1987

1987.005 ‘Aids and Morality’

1987.006 This document number is no longer in use.

1988.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1987 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1988.002 The Law Commission and Reform, ed G Zellick (pages 60 to 66), Publishing Details

1988.003 Statutory exceptions: a third knot in the Golden Thread?’, Crim LR (1988) 31

1988.004 Review of Legislative Drafting (3rd edn) by G C Thornton, NLJ (1988)

1988.005 Review of Legislative Drafting (3rd edn) by G C Thornton, SJ (1988)

1988.006 Review of Legislative Drafting (3rd edn) by G.C.Thornton, ICLQ (1988)

1988.007 ‘Defending Liversidge v Anderson’ (letter), Denning Law Journal 1988

1988.008 ‘Ignorant criticism of Statute Law and Statutory Interpretation’, LS 1988

1988.009 T047 - An accused’s right to silence, The Times, 26 October 1988

1988.010 T048 - Justice must be seen to be done, The Times, 16 December 1988

1988.011 A005 Self publishing: Two servants needed The Author, Spring 1988

1989.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1988 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1989.002 Statutory Interpretation (1st edn Supplement), Publishing Details

1989.003 ‘Consent to Surgery on a Mentally-handicapped Adult’, 133 Sol J (1989) 245

1989.004 ‘Legal Practice by Academics’, 133 Sol J (1989) 406

1989.005 ‘Statute law reform: is anybody listening?’, 133 Sol J (1989) 886

1989.006 ‘Brutus v Cozens and the meaning of ordinary words’ (letter), Crim LR (1989) 848

1989.007 Victorian Railway Days, Publishing Details

1989.008 T049 - What’s wrong with Bar’s Chambers system, The Times, 28 January 1989

1989.009 T050 - Judges’ interference with Government, The Times, 11 May 1989

1989.010 T051 - Integrating Ulster with rest of UK, The Times, 3 June 1989

1989.011 T052 - Controlling football hooligans, The Times, 18 September 1989

1989.012 DT004 - ‘Oxford Professor of Poetry: Heaney, Sisson or Zephaniah?’, Daily Telegraph, 17 May 1989

1989.013 DT005 - ‘Should courts be televised?’, Daily Telegraph, 25 May 1989

1989.014 DT006 - ‘Poll tax politicking’, Daily Telegraph, 29 May 1989

1989.015 DT007 - ‘The defects of proportional representation (PR)’, Daily Telegraph, 5 October 1989

1989.016 A006 - 'Fighting off line editors I', Letter in The Author, Summer 1989
1989.017 A007 - 'Fighting off line editors II', Letter in The Author, Winter 1989
1989.018 Democracy, human rights and politicians, SJ 12 May 1989 1989.019 Spelling of Caernarvon, SJ November 1989

1989.019 Spelling of Caernarvon SJ November 1989

1990.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1989 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), .Published by Butterworths

1990.002 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.)

1990.002.00a Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Dedication

1990.002.00b Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Title

1990.002.00c Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Contents (P v)

1990.002.00d Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Prefaces (P vii)

1990.002.00e Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Table of Cases (P xiii)

1990.002.00f Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Table of Statutes (P xxix)

1990.002.00g Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Table of Statutory Instruments (P xl)

1990.002.001 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Introduction (P 1)

1990.002.008 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I Statutory Texts (P 8)

1990.002.009 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 1 What statute law is (P 9)

1990.002.020 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 2 The drafting of legislation (P 20)

1990.002.041 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 3 The arrangement of an Act of Parliament (P 41)

1990.002.053 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 4 Statutory instruments (P 53)

1990.002.059 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 5 Legislation of the European Communities (P 59)

1990.002.066 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter 6 Statute consolidation and revision (P 66)

1990.002.078 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part I - Chapter Official publication of statutory texts (P 78)

1990.002.082 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part II - Statutory Interpretation (P 82)

1990.002.083 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 8 The technique of statutory interpretation (P 83)

1990.002.104 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 9 Legislative intention I:rules of construction (P 104)

1990.002.136 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 10 Legislative intention II:principles derived from legal policy (P 136)

1990.002.158 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 11 Legislative intention III:presumptions from nature of legislation (P 158)

1990.002.187 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part II - Chapter 12 Legislative intention IV:linguistic canons of construction (P 187)

1990.002.208 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - The Need for Processing of Texts(P 208)

1990.002.209 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 13 Difficulties of the statute user (P 209)

1990.002.217 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 14 Vices that block comprehension (P 217)

1990.002.230 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 15 Doubt-factor I: ellipsis (P 230)

1990.002.237 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 16 Doubt-factor II: the broad term (P 237)

1990.002.248 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 17 Doubt-factor III: politic uncertainty (P 248)

1990.002.252 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 18 Doubt-factor IV: the unforeseeable development (P 252)

1990.002.255 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part III - Chapter 19 Doubt-factor V: the fallible drafter (P 255)

1990.002.282 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part IV - Dynamic and Static Processing of Texts (P 282)

1990.002.283 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part IV - Chapter 20 The nature of dynamic processing (P 283)

1990.002.288 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part IV - Chapter 21 Dynamic processing: the administrative processor (P 288)

1990.002.297 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part IV - Chapter 22 Dynamic processing: the judicial processor (P 297)

1990.002.325 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Part IV - Chapter 23 Static processing of texts (P 325)

1990.002.342 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Appendices (P 342)

1990.002.343 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Appendix A - Draft processing Bill (P 343)

1990.002.346 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Appendix B -Illustration of the Composite Restatement Method (P 346)

1990.002.350Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Statute Law references (P 350)

1990.002.357 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Index (P 357)

1990.002.999 Bennion on Statute Law (3rd edn.) - Back Cover

1990.003 ‘Pedestrians and Motor Roads. A Walk On the Wild Side’, 6/10 Walk (J of Ped A) Spring 1990 32

1990.004 ‘Northern Ireland: Four Fatal Errors’, Ulster Conservatives Mainland Support Group, 24 July 1990

1990.005 ‘Support Group for Ulster Conservatives’

1990.006 ‘The Treatment of Blasphemy in English Law’, Lecture delivered at St Edmund Hall Oxford on 13 Mar 1990

1990.007 Founding of World of Property Housing Trust (now Sanctuary Housing Association).

1990.008 T053 - Ulster ruled by political parties it didn’t elect, The Times (Letters) 23 May 1990

1990.009 T054 - IRA murder of Ian Gow MP, The Times (Letters) 1 August 1990

1990.010 T055 - Why not treat Conservatives as an Ulster political party? The Times (Letters) 16 October 1990

1990.011 ‘The BBC and bucking the trend’, Letter to Marmaduke Hussey (BBC)

1990.012 DT008 - ‘A European federation’, Daily Telegraph, 1 May 1990

1990.013 DT009 - ‘Ian Gow and Ulster integration’, Daily Telegraph, 3 Aug 1990

1990.014 DT010 - ‘More on Ulster integration’, Daily Telegraph, 12 September 1990

1990.015 DT011 - ‘Prince Charles’s role’, Daily Telegraph, 27 September 1990

1990.016 DT012 - ‘Tory leadership election 1990’, Daily Telegraph, 8 November 1990

1990.017 Review of The Law-making Process, 3rd edition by Michael Zander, 134 SJ 2 (12 Jan 1990) p.44

1990.018 ES001L No split on Ethical Code of Positive Sexuality London Evening Standard, 6 Feb 1990

1991.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1990 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), .Published by Butterworths

1991.002 ‘A Grocer in Oxford Street’, COUNSEL Apr 1991

1991.003 Pedestrians in country lanes (letter), 6/15 Walk (J of Ped A) Autumn/Winter 1991 33

1991.004 Statute Law reform (letter), Counsel Jul 1991

1991.005 The Sex Code: Morals for Moderns, Publishing Details

1991.006 T056 - Keeping the common law up to date, The Times, 31 Oct 1991

1991.007 DT013 - ‘Local taxation’, Daily Telegraph, 22 Feb 1991

1991.008 DT014 - ‘Compensation for the Birmingham Six’, Daily Telegraph, 25 Mar 1991

1991.009 “Rushdie ‘not worth defending’”, News Release, Embargo 22.00 hours 2 Jan 1991

1991.010 SLR Review of Crown Office Proceedings by Richard Gordon, Statute Law Review, Summer 1991, 12, pp 84-85

1992.001 Statutory Interpretation (2nd edn), Publishing Details

1992.002 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1991 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1992.003 T057 - Consent to a private prosecution, The Times, 24 Aug 1992

1992.004 T058 - Licensing of homicide by judges, The Times, 23 Nov 1992

1992.005 ‘Does God Know Me?’, Interview with the Bishop of Oxford

1992.006 Independence of the Law Commission, SJ June 1992
1992.007 Inserting implied words in Acts, SJ August 1992

1993.001 ‘The readership of legal texts’, Clarity 27 Apr 1993 18

1993.002 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1992 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1993.003 SLR004A ‘Hansard - help or hindrance? A draftsman's view of Pepper v Hart’, Stat LR, Winter 1993, 14, pp. 149 - 162

1993.004 Statutory Interpretation (2nd edn First Supplement), Publishing Details

1993.005 ‘Statute law reform - is anybody listening?’ (An updated version of 1989(05)), Clarity 29 December 1993 19

1993.006 The need for training in statutory interpretation, , 143 NLJ 8 Jan, 12 Mar 1993

1993.007 ‘Legal Death of Brain-Damaged Persons’, [1993] NILQ 269

1993.008 ‘Legal Death of Brain-Damaged Persons’ (letter), LSG May 1993

1993.009 ‘Legal Death of Brain-Damaged Persons’ (evidence), Evidence to the HL Select Committee (unpublished)

1993.010 DT015 - ‘The nudity taboo’, Daily Telegraph, 22 Jan 1993

1993.011 DT016 - ‘Salman Rushdie refuses to use the law’, Daily Telegraph, 18 Feb 1993

1993.012 DT017 - ‘BBC Director General as a corporation’, Daily Telegraph, 8 Apr 1993

1993.013 Text of TV broadcast on BBC2 ‘Scrutiny’ programme, Broadcast on BBC2 on 20 March 1993. Text published only on this web site

1993.014 ‘The author’s voice’
1993.015 Is the Companies Act 1985 s 156(2) ambiguous? SJ 7 May 1993
1993.016 'The difference between paedophilia and pederasty', SJ 23 July 1993

1993.017 Truth about Spelling, 15 London Review of Books No. 5 (11 Mar 1993)

1994.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1993 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1994.002 ‘Judicial decisions: a riposte’, Clarity 30 Mar 1994 31

1994.003 SLR005 ‘The Law Commission’s Criminal Law Bill: no way to draft a code’, Stat LR (1994), 15, pp. 108 - 115

1994.004 SLR006A 'If it’s not broke don’t fix it: review of the NZ LC’s proposals on the format of legislation’, Stat LR (1994), 15, pp. 164 - 169

1994.005 ‘Teaching law management’ in Reviewing Legal Education, ed Peter Birks OUP (1994)

1994.006 ‘Want to know the law? - it’ll cost you’, Times 26 July 1994

1994.007 NH001A ‘That fallacious “Golden Rule”‘, New Humanist Vol. 109 No. 1 (1994)

1994.008 Law Texts and Legislative History’ Paper for Conference on Legal Drafting, Ottawa 1994

1994.009 T059 - Humanist morality, The Times, 13 May 1994

1994.010 T060 - Should we have a ‘not proven’ verdict?, The Times, 6 September 1994.

1994.011 ‘Widening the aims of legal clarity reformers’, Clarity 1994

1994.012 (1) Clarity of inquest verdicts; (2) use of ‘summonsed’

1995.001 SLR007A ‘How they do things in France’: review of Written Law in France, Stat LR (1995), 16, pp. 90 - 97

1995.002 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1994 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1995.003 ‘How they all got it wrong in Pepper v Hart’, BTR (1995) 325

1995.004 Statutory Interpretation (2nd edn Second Supplement) (cumulative), Publishing Details

1995.005 Halsbury's Laws of England (4th edn reissue) title Statutes (rewritten version), Publishing Details

1995.006 ‘Don’t put the law into public hands’, Times, 24 December 1995

1995.007 NH002A ‘Bitter roots or real books?’, New Humanist Vol. 110 No. 1 (1995)

1995.008 T061 - Can non-lawyers understand legislation?, The Times, 1 February 1995

1995.009 T062 - Pakistan threat to non-Islamic religions, The Times, 22 February 1995

1995.010 T063 - How bank holidays spread to neighbouring days, The Times, 5 September 1995

1995.011 T064 - Official failure to resist direct action militants, The Times, 20 September 1995

1995.012 T065 - Government interference with prosecution policy, The Times, 28 December 1995

1996.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1995 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1996.002 SLR008A ‘Codifying the tort of breach of statutory duty’, Stat LR (1996), 17, pp. 192 - 209

1996.003 The Salman Rushdie Fatwa (TV interview), The Secularist Nov-Dec 1996

1996.004 NH003A ‘Struck by (bottled) lightning’, New Humanist Vol. 111 Nos. 3 & 4 (1996-1997)

1996.005 T066 - Using inexperienced legislative drafters, The Times, 5 March 1996

1996.006 T067 - Islam’s unlawful English parliament, The Times, 29 April 1996

1996.007 T068 - European court extends its own jurisdiction, The Times, 11 June 1996

1996.008 T069 - Goldsmith’s absurd referendum question, The Times, 30 November 1996

1996.009 ‘Francis Bennion’s letters from Cyprus 1994 - 1996’,

1997.001 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1996 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1997.002 Statutory Interpretation (3rd edn), Publishing Details

1997.003 T070 - Judicial officers must be ‘high-principled’, The Times, 8 Jan 1997

1997.004 T071 - MPs who will not take the oath, The Times, 16 May 1997

1997.005 T072 - Overruling of film censor by local authority, The Times, 4 Jun 1997

1997.006 T073 - Attack on Viscount Tonypandy, The Times, 22 Oct 1997

1997.007 T074 - Meaning of ‘public authority’ in Human Rights Bill, The Times, 8 Dec 1997

1997.008 DT018 - ‘Tories and European Integration’, Daily Telegraph, 21 Jun 1997

1997.009 DT019 - ‘Patten the last Hong Kong governor’, Daily Telegraph, 1 Jul 1997

1997.010 DT020 - ‘Mo Mowlem admonished’, Daily Telegraph, 25 Jul 1997

1997.011 NLJ...L 'Statutory interpretation: there is no golden rule, mischief rule or literal rule',147 NLJ (9 May 1997) 684

1997.012 NLJ...L 'Dolly the sheep and the legal meaning of a word', 147 NLJ (16 May 1997) 716

1997.013 NLJ...L Wayward Law Lords encourage sloppiness', 147 NLJ (1 Aug 1997)

1997.014 NLJ...L 'Plain English and correct legal terminology', 147 NLJ (15 Aug 1997) 1232

1997.015 NLJ...L "Judges invent a rule of 'good public administration", 147 NLJ (19 Dec 1997)

1998.001 ‘Which sort of Human Rights Act?’, 148 NLJ (1998) 488

1998.002 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1997 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1998.003 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 1’, 162 JPN (1998) 356

1998.004 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 2’, 162 JPN (1998) 436

1998.005 Power to exclude an Act by contract 1, 148 NLJ (1998) 953

1998.006 Power to exclude an Act by contract 2, 148 NLJ (1998) 986

1998.007 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 3’, 162 JPN (1998) 516

1998.008 ‘Yes, we do live in a democracy’, 162 JPN (1998) 575

1998.009 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 4’, 162 JPN (1998) 596

1998.010 ‘Rewriting history in the Court of Appeal’ [the Bentley case], 148 NLJ (1998) 1228

1998.011 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 5’, 162 JPN (1998) 696

1998.012 ‘Local Government Finance: Is the Capping Regime Lawful?’, 162 JPN 796

1998.013 ‘Citation of unreported cases - a challenge’, 148 NLJ (1998) 1520

1998.014 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 6’, 162 JPN (1998) 856

1998.015 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 7’, 162 JPN (1998) 995

1998 016 JPN001L When Acts do not make new law, 162 JPN (1998) 367
1998 017 JPN002L Fractions of a day in law, 162 JPN (1998) 701

1998.018 ‘So Why Did The Oxen Need A Ford?’, Oxford Today, Michaelmas 1998, pp. 28-30

1998.019 T075 - New House of Lords should not be elected, The Times, 9 March 1998

1998.020 T076 - New House of Lords should not be chosen like a jury, The Times, 9 June 1998

1998.021 T077 - Frank Field MP as a man of principle, The Times, 5 August 1998

1998.022 T078 - More objections to proportional representation, The Times, 5 October 1998

1998 023 Judges confuse long title and preamble (again), 148 NLJ 20 March 1998
1998 024 Multiculturalism: other passengers on the Clapham omnibus, 148 NLJ 15 May 1998

1999.001 ‘A Human Rights Act Provision Now in Force’, 163 JPN(1999) 164

1999.002 Judicial usurpation of legislative power, 149 NLJ (1999) 421

1999.003 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 8’, 163 JPN (1999) 264

1999.004 ‘Multiple agreements under the Consumer Credit Act 1974’, CICC 1 (in 1976(04) releases 49 & 50)

1999.005 ‘The Scottish and Welsh elections: a trial run of PR’ [Jenkins Report], 149 NLJ (1999) 634

1999.006 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 9’, 163 JPN 364

1999.007 ‘The Human Rights Act 1998’, 7 CLW 16/1999

1999.008 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1998 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

1999.009 Evidence on codifying parliamentary privilege, JC on Parl Priv HL Paper 43-III 30 Mar 1999

1999.010 ‘Yes it’s true: PR equals fudge’ [Jenkins report contd], 149 NLJ (1999) 786

1999.011 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 10’, 163 JPN (1999) 484

1999.012 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 11, 163 JPN (1999) 624

1999.013 ‘Goodbye and good riddance to the GAAR?’, Tax P Aug 1999 10

1999.014 Legal meaning of ‘as of right’, 149 NLJ (1999) 1296

1999.015 ‘Threading the Legislative Maze 12’, 163 JPN (1999) 683

1999.016 In Parliament 1 ‘Farewell to Richard Hudson’, 149 NLJ (1999) 1654

1999.017 In Parliament 2 ‘Integrity and disability’, 149 NLJ (1999) 1699

1999.018 ‘Spouses, partners and parenting’, 149 NLJ (1999) 1701

1999.019 In Parliament 3 Abolition of hereditary peerage, 149 NLJ (1999) 1735

1999.020 In Parliament 4 ‘Reflections on the Queen’s Speech’, 149 NLJ (1999) 1795

1999.021 In Parliament 5 Banning fur farming, 149 NLJ (1999) 1834

1999.022 In Parliament 6 ‘Electronic Communications Bill’, 149 NLJ (1999) 1870

1999.023 Statutory Interpretation (3rd edn Supplement), Publishing Details

1999.024 In Parliament 7 Complications of human rights law, 149 NLJ (1999) 1903

1999.025 ‘Section 3(1) of the Human Rights Act 1998’, 163 JPN (1999) 984

1999.026 ‘Parental responsibilities: a misleading definition’ (letter), 163 JPN (1999) 246

1999.027 ‘Who will fight for open courts?

1999.028 ‘Should we apologise for slavery, colonisation and imperialism?’, Oxford Times, 9 July 1999

1999.029 ‘Addendum re multiple agreements’

1999.030 Responses on proportional representation, 149.NLJ (1999) 848

1999.031 ‘Current slavery in Sudan’,

1999.032 T079 - More on judicial expansionism, The Times, 14 April 1999

1999.033 T080 - Delay in activating Human Rights Act 1998, The Times, 21 May 1999

1999.034 T081 - Should there be an English Parliament?, The Times, 10 June 1999

1999.035 T082 - Reliance on implication in legislation, The Times, 19 June 1999

1999.036 T083 - More on judicial expansionism, The Times, 26 November 1999

1999.037 ‘The British Empire and slavery’, Letter to Evan Harris MP,

1999.038 Criminalising religious discrimination 149 NLJ (1999) 632

1999 039 Objections to proportional representation, 149 NLJ (1999) 996, 1000
1999.040 JPN003L Parental rights, 163 JPN (1999) 246
1999.041 JPN004L Gay adoption, 163 JPN (1999) 931

2000.001 ‘In Parliament 8 Criminal Justice (Mode of Trial) Bill’, 150 NLJ p.24

2000.002 ‘In Parliament 9 Political Parties Elections and Referendums Bill’, 150 NLJ p.61

2000.003 ‘In Parliament 10 Section 28 and all that’ [Teaching homosexuality], 150 NLJ p.101

2000.004 ‘Thoughts on the new second chamber’ [Wakeham report], 150 NLJ p.102

2000.005 ‘In Parliament 11 More on the Local Government Bill’, 150 NLJ p.136

2000.006 ‘In Parliament 12 A very curious measure: the Disqualifications Bill’, 150 NLJ p.194

2000.007 ‘Statute law: judges as legislators’, JSB Journal (Denning commemoration issue 2000) 9

2000.008 ‘In Parliament 13 PMQs’ (Prime Minister’s Questions), 150 NLJ p.228

2000.009 Reviews of two books on constitutional law, 150 NLJ p.259

2000.010 ‘In Parliament 14 The Marchioness and fancy dancing’ (Thames riverboat disaster), 150 NLJ p.278

2000.011 PL001A ‘What interpretation is “possible” under section 3(1) of the Human Rights Act 1998?’, PL p.77, 2000

2000.012 ‘In Parliament 15 Lord Chancellor’s Questions’, 150 NLJ p.314

2000.013 In Parliament 16 Henry VIII clauses, 150 NLJ p.362

2000.014 ‘Misconduct by Lay Magistrates’, 164 JPN p.19

2000.015 ‘In Parliament 17 Criminal Justice (Mode of Trial) (No 2) Bill’, 150 NLJ p.396

2000.016 ‘In Parliament 18 A lecture on decent behaviour’ (Shaun Woodward MP), 150 NLJ p.431

2000.017 ‘In Parliament 19 CRAPS dropped’ (Probation Service), 150 NLJ p.467

2000.018 ‘In Parliament 20 Mr Baldry MP and the Indian Moneylender’, 150 NLJ p.513

2000.019 ‘In Parliament 21 The rise and rise of Queen Quango’, 150 NLJ p.545

2000.020 ‘In Parliament 22 Red Ken and hunting pink’, 150 NLJ p.568

2000.021 ‘Jaguars and Donkeys: Distinguishing Judgment and Discretion’ 1, 164 JPN p.316

2000.022 ‘In Parliament 23 Moving towards the HRA’ (Human Rights Act 1998), 150 NLJ p.604

2000.023 ‘Jaguars and Donkeys: Distinguishing Judgment and Discretion 2’, 164 JPN p.336

2000.024 The All England Law Reports Annual Review 1999 (chapter entitled ‘Statute Law’), Published by Butterworths

2000.025 ‘In Parliament 24 Corporate homicide’, 150 NLJ p.652

2000.026 ‘Jaguars and Donkeys: Distinguishing Judgment and Discretion 3’, 164 JPN p.361

2000.027 ‘In Parliament 25 The case of Mrs Loizidou’ (Division of Cyprus), 150 NLJ p.703

2000.028 ‘The HRA in the High Street’, 8 CLW p.13/00

2000.029 ‘In Parliament 26 A professional body for teachers’, 150 NLJ p.742

2000.030 ‘In Parliament 27 The House of Lords inspects itself’, 150 NLJ p.797

2000.031 ‘In Parliament 28 Prohibiting fur farming’, 150 NLJ p.834

2000.032 ‘In Parliament 29 Whitsun adjournment debate’, 150 NLJ p.869

2000.033 ‘In Parliament 30 Inspecting the Crown Prosecution Service’, 150 NLJ p.906

2000.034 ‘In Parliament 31 Yet one more Quango: the Appointments Commission’, 150 NLJ p.951

2000.035 In Parliament 32 Laura Spence and Oxbridge entrance, 150 NLJ p.986

2000.036 ‘In Parliament 33 More feet on the beat in London?’ (Police), 150 NLJ p.1019

2000.037 ‘In Parliament 34 Countryside and Rights of Way Bill’, 150 NLJ p.1077

2000.038 ‘In Parliament 35 Pub names: true courage and good Manners’, 150 NLJ p.1111

2000.039 ‘In Parliament 36 Madam Speaker and the Sultan of Spin’, 150 NLJ p.1149

2000.040 ‘In Parliament 37 The Summer Recess’, 150 NLJ p.1200

2000.041 ‘Jaguars and Donkeys: Distinguishing Judgment and Discretion’, 31 Univ of West Los Angeles Law Rev Summer 2000 1

2000.042 PL002A ‘Distinguishing judgment and discretion’, PL p.368, Autumn 2000

2000.043 ‘In Parliament 38 Gravy train for political parties?, 150 NLJ p.1592

2000.044 In Parliament 39: EU Employment Directive, 150 NLJ p.1628

2000.045 ‘In Parliament 40 Jimmy Hood and the fuel crisis’, 150 NLJ p.1659

2000.046 ‘In Parliament 41 Misgivings on the International Criminal Court’, 150 NLJ p.1718

2000.047 In Parliament 42: In honour of Mrs Dunwoody MP, 150 NLJ p.1756

2000.048 ‘In Parliament 43 Lord Donaldson of Lymington and the Parliament Acts’, 150 NLJ p.1789

2000.049 ‘The Global Method: Statutory Interpretation in the Common Law World’, 85 CLEA Newsletter Oct 2000

2000.050 In Parliament 44: The Honours System, 150 NLJ p.1826

2000.051 ‘In Parliament 45 Jokes and the Queen’s Speech’, 150 NLJ p.1860

2000.052 ‘In Parliament 46 Finding our place in an enlarged Europe’, 150 NLJ p.1895

2000.053 ‘Applying section 3(1) of the Human Rights Act’, JSBJ Issue 11

2000.054 JPN005L ‘Restorative justice’ (letter), 164 JPN p.46

2000.055 JPN006L 'Independence of the professions' (Investigation of professions by OFT) (letter), 164 JPN p.307

2000.056 JPN007L ‘Proposed abolition of double jeopardy rule’ (letter), 164 JPN p.425

2000.057 Review of The General Teaching Council by John Sayer, Published by PAT

2000.058 T084 -More on membership of new House of Lords, The Times, 19 Jan 2000

2000.059 T085 - Tony Martin: more on the house as a castle, The Times, 21 Apr 2000

2000.060 T086 - News officially stage-managed, The Times, 17 Jul 2000

2000.061 T087 - More on Human Rights Act 1998, The Times, 29 Aug 2000

2000.062 T088 - The Human Rights Act 1998 and under-age sex, The Times, 11 Oct 2000

2000.063 T089 - Derisory royalties for academic authors, The Times, 27 Nov 2000

2000.064 The House of Lords and Hain’s direct action conviction,

2000.065 NLJ...L ‘Use of conspiracy law in direct action cases’, 150 NLJ p.1397

2000.066 Racism and old age, Letter to the Daily Telegraph 29 Apr 2000 (not published)

2000.067 DT021 - ‘Iniquities of Sir William Macpherson’, Daily Telegraph, 22 Feb 2000

2000.068 DT022 - ‘Bluster of Charles Wardle MP’, Daily Telegraph, 7 Apr 2000

2000.069 DT023 - ‘Michael Caine the snob’, Daily Telegraph, 14 Apr 2000

2000.070 DT024 - ‘Immigration: protecting the indigenous stock’, Daily Telegraph, 28 Jul 2000

2000.071 DT025 - ‘Native’s longing for return of British rule’, Daily Telegraph, 22 Sep 2000

2000.072 DT026 - ‘How West African natives originally asked for British rule’, Daily Telegraph, 18 Oct 2000

2000.073 Inherent jurisdiction of the court, 150 NLJ (2000) 380
2000.074 Depriving mental patients of sexual fulfilment, 150 NLJ (2000) 1218
2000.075 Use of conspiracy law in direct action cases, 150 NLJ (2000) 1397
2000.076 Why they were called police courts, 150 NLJ (2000) 1849

2001.001 ‘In Parliament 47 CPS (again)’, 151 NLJ p.24

2001.002 ‘The Human Rights Act 1998 and the government policy principle 1’, 9 CLW 1

2001.003 ‘In Parliament 48 Gazumping, gazundering, daisy chains etc’, 151 NLJ p.59

2001.004 In Parliament 49: Simplifying the law: A brave try, 151 NLJ p.104

2001.005 In Parliament 50: direct action and conspiracy law 1, 151 NLJ p.137

2001.006 In Parliament 51: Morning after pill, 151 NLJ p.172

2001.007 ‘In Parliament 52 When religion mattered’, 151 NLJ p.225

2001.008 Review of Royal Law by L L Blake, 151 NLJ p.268

2001.009 ‘In Parliament 53 When shall we join the euro?’, 151 NLJ p.273

2001.010 ‘In Parliament 54 What shall we do about Derry?’ (Lord Chancellor), 151 NLJ p.306

2001.011 ‘In Parliament 55 Opening the doors of libraries’, 151 NLJ p.353

2001.012 ‘In Parliament 56 Ageism and beardism’, 151 NLJ p.387