varied topics within the legal discipline which is reflected in this book covering areas such as Danish administration, asylum, immigration and social law, as well as international refugee law, human rights and criminal law.
Indholdsoversigt
Preface
Authors
Introduction
Globalisering og retsudvikling
Administrative and Social Law
Privatretlige aftaler med det offentlige
Retshjælp i et udsat boligområde
Retshjælp – fortsat et udækket behov?
Ophør af en løbende ydelse – et særligt socialretligt problem
»Lige eller ulige?« Kvinder i fængsel
PET
Efterretningsagenter og retsplejelov
Hvem bestemmer over historien? En undersøgelse af undtagelsesbestemmelsen vedr. sager af »særlig historisk interesse« i retningslinjerne for PET’s makulering
Menneskeretlige krav til kontrol med efterretningstjenester
Legalitetsprincippet, faktiske handlinger og PET
International Human Rights Law
Different Levels of Protection concerning the Right to Family Life: Inconsistencies and Protection Gaps in Recent Jurisprudence
EMRK artikel 6 og dansk familieret
The Responsibilities of States
War or Crime? – The Legitimate Use of Violence and European Human Rights Law
Droner og menneskeret
The Rule of Law as perceived by the European Court of Human Rights
New Developments in the Reform of the European Court of Human Rights
Beskyttelse af statshemmeligheder og adgangen til oprejsning for menneskerettighedskrænkelser
Privacy and Publicity
Common Concern for retsudviklingen i Grønland
The Post-Lisbon Relationship between the CJEU and the ECtHR
International Refugee Law
International Criminal Justice, the Gotovina Judgment and the Making of Refugees
Asylbarndommene i Norges Høyesterett
Privatised Law Enforcement and Control
Mit, dit, vores ansvar – om sagsoplysning i asylsager
The Concept of International Legal Personality and the Regulation of Refugees in the Inter-War Period
Indeed: why? Thoughts on the reasons and motivations for protecting refugees
Konvertitflygtninge i dansk asylpraksis
