UK Human Rights Reports provide full text case reports covering all the main areas of law affected by the Human Rights Act 1998. The reports reproduce the most important decisions in full, together with clear and concise headnotes explaining the judgements and highlighting their significance.

Each report is judicially approved and the unique scope of the work makes them an essential reference for every law library, as a human rights issue developed in one context of the law is often applicable in another. For example, criminal practitioners need to consider fair trial issues that have been developed in a family law case. UK Human Rights Reports alerts these cases for you, ensuring you are kept up-todate with all the important developments.

The experienced editors are assisted by a team of specialists who advise them of relevant cases within their own subject area, to ensure the widest possible coverage.

The Reports also feature case notes for other relevant domestic decisions and summaries of significant decisions of the European Court of Human Rights.

Cases of interest recently covered include:

• R (Purdy) v Director of Public Prosecutions [2009] UKHL 45 [2009] UKHL 22
• James, Lee & Wells v Secretary of State for Jmyke
• Burn v Her Majesty's Advocate (Scotland) [2008] UKPC 63
• R (AM and Others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2009] EWCA CIV 219

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GENERAL EDITORS:
The Honourable Mr Justice Fulford
Hugh Southey, Barrister, Tooks Chambers

DEPUTY EDITOR:
Nick Armstrong, Barrister, Matrix Chambers

CONSULTING EDITORS:
The Hon Lord Justice Moses
The Hon Mr Justice Irwin
The Hon Mr Justice Nicol
His Honour Judge Nic Madge, Circuit Judge, Harrow Crown Court
Mungo Bovey QC, Advocate
Stephen Cragg, Barrister, Doughty Street Chambers
Glen Hodgetts, Barrister, Tooks Chambers
Christiana Hyde, Employment Tribunals Chairman
Patrick O'Connor QC, Doughty Street Chambers
Rupert Skilbeck, Litigation Directive, Open Society Justice Initiative, New York
Michael Smyth, Partner, Clifford Chance
Heather Swindells QC, St Philip's Chambers
Elizabeth Woodcraft, Barrister, Tooks Chambers

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