Constitutional law and the criminal injuries compensation scheme - Barendt, E
Topic Category: Constitutional - Commentary
Barendt looks specifically at the constitutional principles involved in the Fire Brigade's Union case - here the Home Secretary attempted to formulate general criminal injuries compensation rules to replace those enacted by Parliament which had not been brought into force. [1995] Pub Law 357
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