TY - BOOK
T1 - Implementing Human Rights Norms
T2 - Judicial Discretion And Use Of Unincorporated Conventions
AU - Lacey, Wendy
PY - 2008
Y1 - 2008
N2 - This book examines the extent to which Australian judges may be guided by unincorporated international human rights conventions when exercising discretionary powers, with comparative analyses of UK, Canadian and New Zealand law. The work serves to highlight the scope and legal basis for judges, through application of the common law’s interpretive principles, to increase protection of human rights through reference to and application of unincorporated conventions.
AB - This book examines the extent to which Australian judges may be guided by unincorporated international human rights conventions when exercising discretionary powers, with comparative analyses of UK, Canadian and New Zealand law. The work serves to highlight the scope and legal basis for judges, through application of the common law’s interpretive principles, to increase protection of human rights through reference to and application of unincorporated conventions.
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M3 - Book
SN - 9780975725481
SN - 9780980499414
T3 - Series: School of Law
BT - Implementing Human Rights Norms
PB - Adelaide Presidian Legal Publications
CY - Australia
ER -