Justice for Everyone (eBook, ePUB)

The Jurisprudence and Legal Lives of Brenda Hale
Redaktion: Hunter, Rosemary

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

As the first woman to be appointed President of the UK Supreme Court, Brenda Hale was one of the UK's most high profile and influential judges, and she is among the most powerful women leaders of our time. For almost half a century, she pioneered as an educator, reformer, and decision-maker, leaving a distinct mark on the law and the lives of many. In commemoration of her recent retirement from the Supreme Court, this collection celebrates her long and illustrious career. Organised by thematic chapters and featuring original research from leading academics, judges and lawyers, this book offers a comprehensive account of Lady Hale's achievements and enduring impact. The contributors, many of whom were her peers and colleagues, demonstrate how Hale forged her own path within male-dominated institutions, carved a space for herself and others, and, ultimately, endeavoured to promote justice for everyone.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781108804066
• Artikelnr.: 66180917

Inhaltsangabe

Part I. Introduction: 1. Introduction Rosemary Hunter and Erika Rackley;
Part II. Personal Reflections: 2. On the bench with Brenda David Neuberger;
3. Lady Hale - leading from the front: Ensuring equality and inclusivity
Gita Mittal; 4. Lady Hale: A personal reflection Susan Glazebrook; 5.
Reflections on Lady Hale as an international Judge Beverley McLachlin; Part
III. Academic: 6. Women and the law school, 1970s-1980s Celia Wells, Margot
Brazier, Lesley Newton, Alison Raeside, Carol Smart, Erika Szyszczak; 7.
Justice and welfare: Lady Hale and the Journal of Social Welfare and Family
Law (formerly journal of social welfare law) Mavis Maclean; 8. Celebrating
Hoggett and Pearl, The family, Law and Society 1983-2009 Daniel Monk; 9.
Writing Women and the Law Susan Atkins; Part IV. Law Commissioner: 10. The
law reformer: Transforming the way that policy is made at the law
commission Linda Mulcahy and Peter G Harris; Part V. Judge: Judicial
Leadership: 11. Brenda Hale: Supporting and inspiring women judges Laura
Cox; 12. Assessing Lady Hale's impact on the UK's final appeal courts Alan
Paterson; 13. The qualities of Lady Hale's legal reasoning Lord Kerr of
Tonaghmore; 14. On personhood for everyone: Brenda Hale's jurisprudence and
her Institution-building Judith Resnik; 15. Lady Hale and access to justice
Hazel Genn and Chris Moss; 16. Lady Hale in the South African courts: An
illustration of the many roles of foreign case law in South African
jurisprudence Catherine O'Regan; Family Law and Children's Rights: 17.
Leading the way: Baroness Hale and the new family law John Eekelaar; 18.
Debates on marriage and cohabitation Rebecca Probert; 19. Lady Hale and
financial remedies on divorce Alison Diduck; 20. Women and domestic abuse
Felicity Kaganas; 21. Public child law Judith Masson; 22. 'Hang on, what
about the child in this case?' Lady Hale, champion of children's rights
Stephen Gilmore; Human Rights and the State: 23. Orthodox principles and
unconventional outcomes in public law David Feldman; 24. Lady Hale: Rights,
and righting wrongs, in immigration and nationality Devyani Prabhat; 25.
Baroness Hale: The reality and complexity of welfare law Richard Drabble
QC; 26. 'A Homemaker as well as a Judge': Lady Hale and judicial home
making/unmaking/remaking Helen Carr and Jed Meers; 27. Gender equality and
article 14 ECHR: Lady Hale's contribution Sandra Fredman; Private Law and
the Individual: 28. Mental health and mental capacity law Victoria
Butler-Cole QC; 29. Lady Hale: Relationality, care and medical law Jonathan
Herring; 30. Brenda Hale: Understanding discrimination and championing
equality Karon Monaghan QC; Part VI. Creative Encounters: 31. Materialising
the UK supreme court Jenny Rowe; 32. Picturing Brenda Hale: From painted
portraits to moving pictures Leslie J Moran; 33. Lady Justice: Many sides
to a story Susanne Baer; 34. Music to honour Lady Hale.