Napoleon's Marshals

* Presents the key principles of human rights law in clear, straightforward language2* Focuses on those topics favoured by examiners2* Provides reliable guidance - part of the Nutshells series relied on by students as revision aids for more than 30 years2* Includes an extensively revised section on privacy, discussing the absence of a freestanding right to privacy in English law in the light of Douglas v. Hello2* Examines employment rights, including Wilson v. United Kingdom and Palmer v. United Kingdom, dealing with rights under Article 11 of the European Convention. 2* Contains a section on the continued impact of Article 6 on court practice and procedure and on police powers (among cases reviewed is R v. Looseley, relating to the fairness of entrapment by police)