Zlata Pavić, Branko Smerdel, Dunja M. Vićan - English for lawyers

1            What Is Meant by Law?
 2            Sources and Varieties of English Law
 3            Statute Law in Britain
 4            The British Judiciary
 5            The Doctrine of Precedent
 6            The Legal Profession in England
 7            Talking to a Barrister
 8            Legal Aid
 9            A Day in a Civil Court
10           A Day in a Criminal Court
11           Roman Civil Procedure
12           The Significance of a Constitution and Constitutionality in a Democratic Society
13           The European Court of Human Rights
14           The Nature and Sources of American Federalism
15           The American Presidency
16           The Supreme Court of the United States
17           The Case Method of Law Teaching
18           Crime
19           Death and the Law
20           The Death Penalty
21           Marriage
22           Divorce
23           Wills and Inheritance
24           The Legal Character of International Law
25           The Charter of the United Nations
26           The European Court of Justice
27           Conflict of Laws
28           Types of English Civil Law
29           Contract
30           Negligence
31           Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
32           Forms of Business Organization in the United States
33           Judicial Control of Public Authorities
34           Police Powers in Great Britain
 

Grammar Notes

Glossary

Index of Legal Terms

Bibliography